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On Thursday, August 28, we hosted at Northlands the 2025 Wellbeing and School Guidance Network Gathering, with the participation of 125 professionals from 34 schools, including the Northlands team. The aim was to create a professional community space, open conversations and reflect together on how to better support students, teachers and families in today’s challenges. [...]

Olivos Y4 students visited the Museum of Modern Art in Buenos Aires as part of their Unit of Inquiry, How We Express Ourselves – Fascination Art. They explored the captiviting works of Argentine artist Dalila Puzzovio, reflecting on how art, fashion and media influence people and society. This experience enriched their understanding of key concepts, [...]

On August 13, our Year 12 Biology and Chemistry students visited the Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales at the Universidad de Buenos Aires to take part in Biology Week. During this enriching experience, students attended talks delivered by research scientists and interacted directly with investigators at various stands, where they were introduced to current [...]

This year, our Year 6 students invited us to journey alongside them through the inspiring story of Hercules in the musical Go the Distance. Throughout the year, they worked with great dedication on the values conveyed by this tale: the consequences of pride, the importance of perseverance, and the need for atonement. Hercules’ trials and [...]

Today we proudly celebrated our tribute to General José de San Martín, a man who taught us that true greatness is built upon values such as humility, generosity, and courage. Our Year 5 students moved us with a creative and heartfelt performance, in which they conveyed with respect and dedication the values of our Liberator [...]

To celebrate Children’s Day, our students enjoyed a very special event. They came to school in pajamas and watched the movie Brother Bear while sharing popcorn. Afterwards, each class took part in reflection activities inspired by the film, exploring themes connected to their personal and emotional growth. Teachers also joined in by coming in pajamas [...]

As has become a tradition in our Primary Schools, and within the framework of the Personal and Social Education Programme, Year 4 students took part in the Blind Painters workshop, led by AUDELA, an organisation that develops awareness and sensitisation programmes to promote the social inclusion of people with disabilities. On this occasion, Y4 students [...]

Over the past weeks, in their Art classes, Year 6 students explored the world of colour and abstraction through a multi-step creative process. The journey began with an introduction to the colour wheel, where students learned to recognise and organise colours, understanding their relationships and contrasts. They then carried out research on abstract artists, discovering [...]