We understand that religious formation is the responsibility of the family together with its respective church; therefore, we do not reduce our faith to one weekly period. We use confessional teaching materials, and our classes connect the biblical text with classroom content to show that God is present in all things.

Every day, we set aside a brief devotional period to strengthen the habit of Bible reading and highlight its benefits. Scripture is used to present Christian principles, values, and virtues. The students’ own teacher leads this moment, combining Bible reading with practical applications suited to their daily classroom life.

At our school, we do not separate “religious activities” from “secular activities,” because we understand the Christian life as a whole and believe everything should be lived CORAM DEO, before God. Families of every religion are welcome and included in all our activities without discrimination. If a family does not agree with the Christian principles and values that form an integral part of the school’s Political-Pedagogical Project, we recommend seeking another educational institution.