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Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction
Centro Cultural y Educativo Espanol Reyes Catolicos is a Spanish government-operated educational center in Bogota, Colombia, with over 45 years of history. The school operates under the Spanish Ministry of Education and offers the Spanish curriculum to students in the Colombian capital. Located in the north of Bogota at Calle 127A, the school provides a digital learning environment with platforms including Moodle, library management systems, and educational portals. The institution serves as both a cultural center and school, strengthening the educational and cultural ties between Spain and Colombia.
Centro Cultural y Educativo Español Reyes Católicos has 817 pupils, instruction in Spanish.
Location
Centro Cultural y Educativo Espanol Reyes Catolicos is located at Calle 127 A No. 11 B - 54 in the north of Bogota, Colombia. This is a well-connected area of the city with good transport links.
Stages
The school offers education from preschool through secondary levels, following the Spanish educational system structure.
Type
This is a Spanish government educational center operating in Bogota, Colombia. It functions as both a school and cultural center.
Country affiliation
The school is directly affiliated with Spain and operates under the Spanish Ministry of Education (Ministerio de Educacion).
Diving Deeper
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Academics
Centro Cultural y Educativo Español Reyes Católicos teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The school follows the Spanish educational curriculum, providing an education aligned with the Spanish system. Students follow the same academic framework as schools in Spain, making transitions between the two countries straightforward.
Wellbeing
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Parent Experience
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Facilities
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Extra-Curricular Activities
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Languages
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Reputation
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Admissions
Admissions
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2. As a Spanish government school, the admissions process follows procedures established by the Spanish Ministry of Education.
School Events
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FAQs
What curriculum does the school follow?
The school follows the Spanish educational curriculum, operated under the Spanish Ministry of Education. This means students follow the same academic framework as schools in Spain.
When was the school founded?
The school has over 45 years of history in Bogota, having been established around 1981 as part of Spain's educational centers abroad.
Where is the school located?
The school is at Calle 127 A No. 11 B - 54, in the north of Bogota, Colombia.
Is the school affiliated with any government?
Yes, the school is operated directly by the Spanish Ministry of Education as part of its network of educational centers abroad.
What language is instruction delivered in?
The primary language of instruction is Spanish, following the Spanish educational system.
Is the school co-educational?
Yes, the school accepts both boys and girls across all levels.
What digital platforms does the school use?
The school uses Moodle for online learning, Abies+ for library management, and educational portals including Fenicia and eLeo.
How can I contact the school?
The school can be reached at (571) 364 99 90 or (571) 274 70 12, or by email at reyescatolicos.co@educacion.gob.es.
What age groups does the school accept?
The school offers education from preschool through secondary levels, following the Spanish educational system structure.
Is the school a private institution?
No, it is a government institution operated by the Spanish Ministry of Education. It serves as both a school and cultural center in Bogota.
