Frequently Asked Questions
Elementary and Junior High students have classes from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
High School students have a schedule from 7:30 am to 1:45 pm.
Not as such, but we do have after school activities that students can take in the afternoons. Children whose activities start at 14:30 or 15:00 have the possibility to stay for lunch in the school cafeteria.
Yes, the cost varies depending on the discipline chosen.
No, students finish classes, go home for lunch and return to take their chosen extracurricular activity on the corresponding day.
Only children whose activity begins at 2:30 or 3:00 p.m. can stay and eat at the school and must be picked up at the end of their class; they cannot extend their stay beyond the time their extracurricular activity ends.
Yes, and they apply from the second year at the school.
Yes, Colegio Alamos students have some subjects in English and others in Spanish.
As they grow, they acquire the necessary level to be certified with the TOEFL and PSAT tests that correspond to their grade level.
In elementary school they take 50% in English and 50% in Spanish, and throughout the course of elementary, middle and high school they are presented with various TOEFL and PSAT certifications to ensure the level they should acquire according to their level.
Each group has between 25 and 30 students. We have very large classrooms that allow this number of students with enough space and ventilation.
They have music lessons within their regular classes. At the beginning they have the option to try out different instruments to see which one they are interested in learning; during this period they are provided with the instrument. If they wish to go deeper into music, they can take after school classes and, in that case, they are recommended to buy the instrument they are interested in.
Soccer, basketball, athletics, tae kwon do, robotics, chess, art, audiovisual production and music.
The internal dynamics of the school and the activities organized for the students help to create an atmosphere of healthy competition.
Therefore, in the school we are fortunate that only in certain circumstances has a situation of bullying occurred, and thanks to the personalized attention it was dealt with in a timely manner, so that these events never become a serious situation.
If you have any other questions on the subject, in the interview with the school we can provide you with more information on how we prevent bullying through the educational model and personalized accompaniment.
There are very important differences in the way boys and girls learn, mature and socialize, as well as in their interests and hobbies, so when your child works with students of the same sex, he or she can develop in an environment of greater confidence that also favors his or her learning.
Yes, we have agreements with the best universities in the country and abroad interested in professionally training our graduates.
On average, 50% of our graduates have obtained a scholarship to study at the university of their choice, such as the University of Navarra, Universidad Panamericana, ITESM, Universidad Anáhuac, UDLA, among others.
