fanning wrote:If you live around Lurin you could have a look at Euramericano in Pachacamac.
http://www.euroamericano.info
Euroamericano is entirely taught in English.kai1971 wrote:Are any of these schools teaching all subjects in English? I am looking for a reasonably priced English school, and can't seem to find anything short of $8,000/yr + thousands more for entrance fees. Currently we are using home schooling but I did not want to continue that now that we are here. Any suggestions? My child is ready for the equivalent of the 8th grade.
susita83 wrote:First of all, let me start off by saying I have 3 kids, so I can't afford exhorbitant tuition rates... and I don't plan on sending them to Roosevelt!![]()
I'm planning on moving so that my kids would start school in March 2013.
Expats... what schools do your kids/nieces/nephews go to?
International_Mom wrote:This is not the first post that I have seen that seems to be slamming Roosevelt. Please, could you tell me what is wrong with the school?
franchute wrote:International_Mom wrote:This is not the first post that I have seen that seems to be slamming Roosevelt. Please, could you tell me what is wrong with the school?
Well I think she said that because Roosevelt does qualify as "exhorbitant tuition rates"!
International_Mom wrote:susita83 wrote:First of all, let me start off by saying I have 3 kids, so I can't afford exhorbitant tuition rates... and I don't plan on sending them to Roosevelt!![]()
I'm planning on moving so that my kids would start school in March 2013.
Expats... what schools do your kids/nieces/nephews go to?
This is not the first post that I have seen that seems to be slamming Roosevelt. Please, could you tell me what is wrong with the school?
windsportinperu wrote:I studied at San Andres, a great school. At that time, the school was only for men, but actually it is men - women . When I studied there, it was focus on middle class students from families with moral rectitude. They don't let bad students get in , and were very strict.
http://www.sanandres.edu.pe/
Another option, is not a private school, but probably one of the best public schools in Lima. The name is Scipion Llona, in Miraflores. I went with a friend of mine and her boy to the schools some years ago, I saw a well organized school.
http://insteducscip.blogspot.com/