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If you're researching international schools in Queretaro, Mexico, this page lists every school we know of and lets you sort, filter and compare them — without school marketing in the way. The most common curriculum is Bespoke Curriculum, taught by 7 of the schools below. Annual tuition spans roughly 134,920–231,200 MXN, with the average sitting around 183,060. Schools range from new openings to long-established names like John F. Kennedy The American School of Querétaro (opened 1964).
Compare 7 international schools in Queretaro, Mexico. Filter by curriculum, fees (average MXN 183,060), location, and more to find the right international school now.
Instituto Bilingüe Victoria is a private, co-educational British international school located in the "Pueblo Mágico" of Tequisquiapan, Querétaro. Founded in 1993 by British and New Zealand educators, the school serves approximately 540 students from nursery through 6th Form (ages 3 to 18). Operating on a 1.5-hectare campus featuring a full-sized football pitch and outdoor hard courts, the school offers a dual curriculum integrating the Mexican SEP program with the British National Curriculum. Students are rigorously prepared for Cambridge IGCSE and A/AS Level examinations, ensuring global university readiness. Instruction is heavily bilingual, with roughly two-thirds of classes taught in English and one-third in Spanish. Highly community-focused, the school fosters an inclusive environment characterized by frequent cultural events, drama productions, science fairs, and outdoor education camping trips..
Colegio Suizo de México – Campus Querétaro is a private, Swiss-affiliated school offering an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme alongside a bespoke curriculum for students aged 3 to 18. Located in Querétaro, the campus provides maternal and K1 through preparatoria, with primary and secondary education incorporating elective courses. The school follows a European-informed approach, drawing on Swiss, Mexican and other cultures, and aims to form multilingual, capable learners prepared to engage with a global community. The IB DP is delivered during the final two years of upper secondary and is complemented by a language program that includes Spanish, German, French, English and Mandarin Chinese. CAS (Creativity, Action and Service) sits at the heart of student life, linking artistic activity, physical engagement and community service. The Diploma is recognized by more than 2,000 universities. Since its founding in Querétaro in 2007, the campus has grown within the Swiss-school tradition established in 1964.
Instituto Thomas Jefferson Querétaro is a private international school in Mexico serving learners from ages 2 to 18. The curriculum follows the International Early Years Curriculum in Nursery, the International Primary Curriculum in Elementary, and the International Middle Years Curriculum in Middle School, culminating in a High School program focused on International Studies and University Affairs. Learning is project-based and inquiry-driven, with multilingual development supported by Total Immersion in English and CLIL, while Spanish continues to grow and French is available. The campus features tech-enabled classrooms, specialist science labs, a Creativity lab, Mind & Body lab, a radio studio, a Math lab, and Makerspace, plus sports fields and a large gym. Facilities include a water treatment plant and solar panels. ITJ Querétaro is NEASC-accredited and part of the International Schools Partnership network, with a 50-year legacy and a wide range of international opportunities, including Model United Nations, summer camps, and exchange programs.
John F. Kennedy The American School of Querétaro is a private, non-profit, secular K‑12 institution serving students aged 3 to 18. It offers bilingual and bicultural education within an American educational tradition and provides an International Baccalaureate continuum (PYP in kindergarten and elementary, MYP in grades 6–10, and the Diploma Programme in grades 11–12) alongside an American Curriculum. Founded in 1964 by Queretaro businessmen, the school has more than five decades in international education and today operates as a multicultural community. The Library & Media Center supports teaching, learning and research with dedicated PYP, MYP and HS resources; Follett Destiny enables digital access. Extended Learning covers music, dance, drama, ballet, robotics, parkour, yoga and Tae Kwon Do, including the JFK Orchestra and JJ Drama Club. SWAS language support, a Volunteers program, NHS, Model UN and TEDxYouth enrich academic and personal development in a bilingual, bicultural setting for students and families.
Colegio Fontanar is a private, Catholic, all-girls day school located in the exclusive Campanario area of Santiago de Querétaro. As part of the ITER educational group, the school specializes in single-sex education for young women from elementary through high school, operating alongside its brother school, Colegio Álamos. The institution provides a bilingual educational model in English and Spanish. A core pillar of the Fontanar experience is its DAIP program (Harmonic Development of Personal Identity), which focuses heavily on character development, while spiritual attention is entrusted to the prelature of Opus Dei. Academically, the school strongly emphasizes STEM to empower young women in science and technology. The campus features specialized Math and Science labs, as well as a cutting-edge Maker Space equipped for robotics, circuit design, and virtual reality. Extracurricular life is enriched with diverse cultural activities, including ballet, ceramics, theater, and chess.
International School of Querétaro is a Querétaro campus offering bilingual education with tri-lingual instruction in Spanish, English and French for ages 1-18. The school follows a constructivist, humanistic pedagogy that centers students, develops thinking skills, promotes cooperative work, and respects each learner's pace. It has affiliated with UNESCO's Associated Schools Network since 2001, reinforcing citizenship. The program includes nine internationally recognized certifications across Spanish, English and French, and Cambridge examination results are highlighted as evidence of progress. In 2025 ISQ was authorized to offer the IB Diploma Programme in High School. The campus features 100% digitalized classrooms, science laboratories, IT development rooms, a teaching farm, ecological spaces and green areas. Facilities include an indoor semi-Olympic pool, a gym, indoor courts, two soccer fields and an athletics track, plus spaces for art, music and audiovisual learning. Co-curricular program covers arts, technology, environmental education, physical education and reading culture, with afterschool options.
Colegio Nuevo Continente Querétaro is a long-established, multilingual school serving Early Childhood through High School on a single Querétaro campus. The school teaches in English and Spanish from preschool onward, with French or Italian introduced in middle school and a third language in high school, enabling trilingual communication across grades. Preschool provides English immersion from day one, while Elementary uses bilingual immersion to master English and Spanish. Middle School expands to a third language, plus Project-Based Learning, international travels, Intercontinental Games and reading comprehension in English and Spanish. High School completes the triad with ongoing international travels to France or Italy, a Unique Sports Program, and afternoon activities. Extra-curricular activities include evening programs in sports, music and arts, and robotics, supporting cognitive, ethical and emotional development for global study and top universities. With more than forty years of history, the Bajío network includes sister campuses in Juriquilla, León and Celaya.
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