"What is Wellbeing?


At the British International School, we cater to each member of our community. We have a network of emotional support with interdisciplinary professionals who accompany students at different stages of academic and/or socio-emotional processes, both individually and collectively, with the aim of harmonizing the community.

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Program Objectives


Accompany and monitor the student well-being of the four sections of the School (Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and High School), with emphasis on cases of students facing emotional, interpersonal, or academic difficulties within the School.

To plan, execute, monitor, and evaluate the various activities of the College’s Promotion and Prevention Plan, with the aim of ensuring a positive environment and healthy coexistence among the members of the Educational Community.

The Wellbeing Committee has the following functions.


  • We provide ongoing support to the students’ wellbeing across all sections of the school.
  • We are here to accompany them in their development and ensure they feel supported.
  • Identify and address individual situations of emotional or academic stress.
  • We work together to find solutions and ensure a positive learning environment.
  • We ensure that no student falls behind academically due to difficulties.
  • We collaborate with teachers and parents to overcome challenges and promote academic success.
  • We collaborate closely with the admissions department to facilitate the transition of new students.
  • We want every student to feel welcomed and to integrate positively into our community.
  • We reviewed the code of conduct and proposed changes to enhance the school environment.
  • We monitored the surroundings in each section, suggesting improvements to create a positive and welcoming space.
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Character Counts 

The international Character Counts program provides character development education, cultivating resilient personalities to face academic and personal challenges. The Six Pillars of Character, identified in 1992, represent universal ethical values that transcend cultural and social differences. Its positive impact is reflected in students who contribute as individuals of integrity and value to society.

The Pillars


trustworthyness

Trustworthiness

Always keeping promises, honouring your words, and earning the trust of everyone.

respect

Respect

Like a verbal hug, it demonstrates courtesy and understanding, valuing each person and their unique perspectives.

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Responsability

To assume responsibilities with grace and seriousness, being a reliable pillar in any situation.

fairness

Fairness

To assume responsibilities with grace and seriousness, being a reliable pillar in any situation.

caring

Caring

Like a gentle ray of sunshine, she cares for and supports others, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Citizenship

Citizenship

As a friendly neighbour, contributes positively to the community, respecting the rules, and making the world a better place.

School For Parents


The parenting school provides support tools for parents to collaborate in the upbringing and comprehensive education of their children through lectures with experts on various topics of interest regarding the personal development of children and adolescents.

School for Parents - Youtube

Our Team


Judith Perea Cuello
Special Educational Needs Coordinator


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Leonardo Arteta Arteta
Coordinator of School Wellbeing


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Paola Arévalo Caicedo
Career Counselor and Guidance Adviser


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Luis Héctor Parra
Psychologist Year 8 to Year 10


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Diana Rojas
Primary Psychologist


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Carolina Escolar
Early Years Psychologist


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Mireya Sntodomimgo
Early Years Speech Therapist


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Melina Cabrera
Psychologist


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Isabella M. González
Psychologist


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