About St. Martin in the Fields School
St. Martin in the Fields School鈥檚 teaching task dates back to 1982, when we started this educational project at the White House School of English, nurtured by daily experiences and by the energy that stems from the vocation of committed teachers who are passionate about their work.聽
10 years later and urged by the desire to transfer the experience collected within the country and abroad to the formal educational field, St. Martin in the Fields opened the doors of the Kindergarten and the Primary School, with the invaluable support of all the families and teaching staff.聽
The name was not a fortuitous choice because it symbolises sharing and holding out your hand to others 鈥� the spirit that inspires all the members of our community.
St. Martin in the Fields now features a Kindergarten, a Primary and a Secondary School, with an excellent bilingual academic project within a co-educational and lay environment, a rich proposal filled with activities, cultural trips and international exchanges.
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English,Argentinian
Primary Language
English
Ages
2 to 18
Max Class Size
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, 2 weeks ago
Excellent bilingual school. Huge human quality, also demonstrated during the pandemic.
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, 3 years ago
Terrible attention, I wanted to enter my son at school, they only took him half a day because he had a lot of character, consult an expert in psychiatry, and he told me that my son had no problem, that the school should want boys who do not have the character to easy to handle, or turnip cradle
