We foster the holistic development, of our students, preparing them to be the leaders of tomorrow. It's not about how good you are, but how good you want to become It's not about how good you are, but how good you want to become It's not about how good you are, but how good you want to become

Our values

At St George's College, we promote excellence, respect, and the holistic development of our students. Through personalised education, we foster autonomy, independence, and a sense of belonging within an environment that encourages leadership, innovation, and social commitment. As a bilingual and international school, we cultivate individuals with strong values, preparing them to face future challenges with confidence.

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Over 125 Years of Tradition

With more than 125 years of history, St George’s College stands as an educational reference in Argentina. Founded in 1898 by Rev J. T. Stevenson in Quilmes, it has evolved over the years maintaining its commitment to academic excellence and the holistic development of its students.

St George’s College is founded with only six boarding students, beginning a history of educational excellence.

The Old Georgian Club is formed, creating a network of alumni that endures to this day.

The Pavilion is built in honour of the coronation of King George V, a symbol of the college's tradition.

The cornerstone of the chapel is laid, a milestone in our tradition.

The Assembly Hall is constructed, the heart of major events at the college.

A new section of the College is inaugurated, expanding our educational offerings.

The school adopts a house system, with Lockwood, Farran, Agar, and Cutts, fostering identity and a sense of community.

Inauguration of the Primary School, expanding St George’s educational offering for the early school years.

Science laboratories are introduced, promoting active learning and discovery.

St George’s College becomes coeducational, welcoming 30 boarding and day female students.

Kindergarten opens, with 19 students, beginning early education at the school.

Inauguration of St George’s College North in Los Polvorines, expanding the school's presence in the Northern Zone.

With the support of the Old Georgians, the school opens its museum, a space dedicated to celebrating its historical legacy.

Construction of the new Boarding House begins, another step in the expansion and modernisation of our facilities.

Sites

Quilmes

Founded in 1898, St George’s College continues to grow, now with over 850 students. It is the only school in Argentina that, in addition to offering a full-day programme, provides a mixed boarding system. The school delivers a comprehensive education, combining high-level international programmes with the national curriculum in an environment that balances tradition and innovation.

North

Located on an eight-hectare campus in Los Polvorines, this site has been providing quality education since 1990. With a dynamic and modern approach, it offers rigorous academic programmes and numerous opportunities for personal development, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork.

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Executive Structure

The essence of community and tradition

The House System

The House system, inspired by the tradition of British schools, fosters identity, teamwork, and healthy competition. At St George’s College, every student belongs to a house from the moment they join, participating in sporting, academic, and cultural challenges that strengthen the community spirit.

Innovating since 1898 The tradition of breaking new ground Inherit the future
Innovating since 1898 The tradition of breaking new ground Inherit the future

Programa de intercambio

At St George's College, we seek to develop global citizens, and our Exchange Programme is an exciting part of that. We offer our students the opportunity to experience an immersive experience in another culture and enhance their English with native speakers. In addition, we welcome the students who host them, enriching our community with new perspectives and traditions.

Programa International Awards

St George’s College is one of the few schools in Latin America authorised to offer the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award. Available at Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels, this optional challenge attracts numerous students each year who strive for personal growth. With four key components and increasing complexity at each level, the programme fosters personal development, resilience, and a spirit of adventure, making it an unforgettable experience.

«I had an incredible experience at St. John’s Prep! Living with a local family and immersing myself in a new culture was amazing. I highly recommend it!»
Tomas Salvador Cavanagh
«Studying at Christ College, Brecon, was a unique experience. Between classes, sports, and new friendships, this exchange helped me grow so much.»
Clara Diehl
«The exchange at Canberra Grammar School was unique. Everything was different, but I learned and enjoyed every moment—surfing at Bondi Beach, exploring Sydney, and making new friends.»
Dante Danesi
«The exchange programme pushes you out of your comfort zone and presents new challenges. Experiencing other cultures makes you realise that we are not so different after all. Learning to navigate new situations has given me valuable life skills.»
Isidro Rappallini
«During my exchange in South Africa, I felt at home. At first, speaking English all the time was challenging, but now I enjoy every moment. I have strengthened my independence, and I know that by the end of this experience, I will have grown so much.»
Juano Soligo
«We embarked on an incredible journey with the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, overcoming challenges and growing as a team. We developed resilience, independence, and environmental awareness. Thank you to the school for this unique experience.»
Iván Jovanóvich, Lourdes Latrónico y Sophía Rionda