This is what we believe

We believe that every student has their own brightness, a passion that makes them unique. We are the school where they find their voice, develop their potential, and build their path with confidence. An educational experience that moulds their character, awakens curiosity, and leaves a footprint for a lifetime.

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“Every student has a story to write; here they write their first pages.”

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Welcome from the Headmaster:

“To parents, students, and future members of our community, welcome to Colegio Colombo Británico. Seven decades of experience have taught us the importance of offering an international education where personal growth and academic excellence walk hand in hand. We are inspired to see our students grow and become young individuals with character, passion, and who positively impact the world.”

Nicholas John Reeves

Headmaster

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Timeline

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CCB Through Time

Inspired by the British tradition and strengthened by the International Baccalaureate approach, CCB offers a comprehensive education that combines academic excellence with personal development. Each learning stage is designed to shape students with critical thinking, a global mindset, and a deep sense of responsibility.

Journey with us through seven decades of commitment
to education and the transformation of the world.

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1956

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1956 First campus in Normandía

Here we see students in art class colouring in the school's first campus, located in Normandía. Accompanied by the teacher, the students are sitting around the tables, integrated and fostering collaboration. Despite being in black and white, it shows a very modern pedagogical model for the time.

1960

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1963 (When Pance became our home)

The Corporación Colegio Colombo Británico purchased a 49,622 m² plot of land from the former Hacienda La María, in the rural district of Pance. In the photo, we see the first classrooms of CCB in Pance and the main kiosk for assemblies and events. The imposing silhouette of the Farallones peaks has always been with us as a beautiful backdrop.  

1963

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1963 (Our first Seniors)

The first graduating class of CCB consisted of 5 students: Lida Esther Urrea, Lucía Gurisatti, Pietro Filesi, María Consuelo Díaz, and Olga Lucía Villegas. They were the Class of 1963 and our first Seniors. Since then, CCB has added +3500 alumni who share a Corazón Colombo.





1977

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1977 (We inaugurated the AEB Laurance Auditorium)

Officially inaugurated in 1977 under that name as a tribute to one of our founding partners, Arthur Everhard Butler Laurence, Consul of Great Britain. The Headmaster at that time, John P. Cushnan, said in 1977: “The new auditorium is playing a primary role in transforming the cultural life of the School.”

1980

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1980 (We have always liked to play)

Play at CCB is an essential part of the energy that runs through our campus, inside and outside the classroom. 

1990

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1990 (Lifelong friendships)

Students from the Class of '92 posing together. A very “instagrammable” photo! We know that here at CCB, friendships are born that withstand the passage of time.  



1997

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1997 (Visit of Princess Anne, sister of King Charles)

On November 30, 1997, we received a visit from Princess Anne, daughter of Elizabeth II and sister of King Charles. This historic meeting was attended by all the teachers and students of the School. Due to the Princess's tight schedule, the School accommodated the visit for the only day she could… a Sunday!

2000

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2000 (Overcoming challenges at all ages)

From the little ones to the oldest, our teachers always accompany their students in the learning process. Each challenge overcome is a victory. Whether it's maintaining balance on the mats or entering the university of their dreams.  

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2010

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2010 (A heart that beats on the Court)

At CCB, we are passionate about sports. We teach our athletes to win with humility and lose with dignity. Of course we like to succeed! But there are life lessons that only defeat can give us. And we value those as well because it prepares our hearts for the challenges of the future.

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2026 (Love for the arts)

From Music, through theatre, and up to visual arts, at CCB we believe in the power of art to deeply express who we are, what we feel, and what we think. Our musicals are recognised for their quality, the music of our Symphonic Band for its versatility, and our visual arts for their depth.  



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Who We Are

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Our Values

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Respect

We recognise and accept differences in others' thinking, feeling, being, or acting without distinction of religious beliefs, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, abilities, and social status. 

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Tolerance

We respect the opinions and attitudes of others even if they do not coincide with our own. It is the willingness to accept and coexist with others.  

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Responsibility

We assume and bear all our acts with seriousness. We act according to individual, social, civic, school, family, and labour rights, demonstrating perseverance, willpower, and self-discipline.  

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Solidarity

We have a clear awareness of the needs of others, we identify with them, and we commit to acting to help them. 

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Honesty

We have a constant commitment to truth in all acts of life. Honesty strengthens people's credibility and allows building relationships where respect and trust are the foundation.  



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Justice

We act and judge respecting the truth and giving each one what corresponds to them. We support and value justice, equality, and show consideration for others in a context of peaceful coexistence.

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Respect

We recognise and accept differences in others' thinking, feeling, being, or acting without distinction of religious beliefs, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, abilities, and social status. 

Tolerance illustration: three people together, one holding a magnifying glass

Tolerance

We respect the opinions and attitudes of others even if they do not coincide with our own. It is the willingness to accept and coexist with others.  

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Responsibility

We assume and bear all our acts with seriousness. We act according to individual, social, civic, school, family, and labour rights, demonstrating perseverance, willpower, and self-discipline.  

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Solidarity

We have a clear awareness of the needs of others, we identify with them, and we commit to acting to help them. 

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Honesty

We have a constant commitment to truth in all acts of life. Honesty strengthens people's credibility and allows building relationships where respect and trust are the foundation.  



Justice illustration: a student speaking through a megaphone in front of the school buildings

Justice

We act and judge respecting the truth and giving each one what corresponds to them. We support and value justice, equality, and show consideration for others in a context of peaceful coexistence.

About us
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Academia

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Our Sections

Each stage of learning is designed to accompany the comprehensive development of students from their first discoveries to the consolidation of their life project.

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EARLY CHILDHOOD
Tiny Cubs up to 1st Grade

(From 18 months up
to 6 years old).

An environment that awakens natural curiosity and strengthens emotional security from the early years.


Through play and exploration on our campus, each boy and girl begins to discover the world and their place in it.

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PRIMARY
Grades 2nd to 5th

(From 7 years to 10
years of age).

Inquiry guides learning, connecting knowledge with real and meaningful experiences.

Academic, social, and emotional skills that build solid foundations for the future are further developed.

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SECONDARY
Grades 6th to 12th

(From 11 years up to
18 years of age).

A stage that integrates academic rigor with critical thinking and a global vision.

Students strengthen their autonomy and judgement to choose their future, recognising their skills and passions. In summary, they prepare for the challenges of higher education and the world.

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At a glance

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Every piece of data reflects the impact of a personalised education that moulds with purpose, rigour, and human quality.

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Environmental Commitment

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Sustainability and Future

Our commitment to the environment is not just theory; it is a tangible reality. Through our environmental programme, “Corazón Verde” (Green Heart), we empower our students to transcend simple awareness and assume active leadership, ensuring that sustainability becomes a fundamental part of their identity.

Sustainability forms an integral part of our Strategic Plan. We have undertaken a clean energy project with the installation of a solar panel system that allows us to reduce our impact on the environment.

CCB Sustainability in Figures

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Testimonials

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Why say yes to CCB?