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How to apply?

Welcoming, building trust and explaining the school's human and personalised approach.

We are happy that you are considering Colegio Pedro de Valdivia Agustinas as part of your family's educational project. We know that choosing a school is a significant decision, and that is why we want to accompany you with closeness, clear information and all the dedication that this moment deserves.

At CPV Agustinas, each student is at the centre of our work: we promote their integral wellbeing, strengthen their skills and guide them with personalised attention at every stage of their development. Our admissions process is designed to be welcoming, respectful and tailored to the needs of each family, because for us, every story matters from day one.

The admission process

First
Contact

Write or call us to answer your questions and learn more about our educational project. Schedule your visit, we are here to accompany you from the first moment.

School
Tour

Get to know our school, tour the spaces and talk to part of the team. We want you to discover how we accompany each student in their integral development.

Application Submission

Our team will guide you through the application and documentation process. Once we have received everything, we will help you coordinate your child's participation in the skills day.

Evaluation Day

Depending on the level your child applies for, he/she will be invited to a skills day or assessment.

You will receive the results and guidance within 5 working days.

Registration and Welcome

With the results and your place confirmed, you will be able to complete the enrolment process. We will accompany you from the beginning so that your family feels part of our community.

Hello! I am here to accompany you throughout the admissions process. I understand how important it is to choose the ideal school for your children, so I am committed to making this experience close, clear and welcoming for the whole family.

Daniela Figueroa, Admissions Coordinator

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the admission requirements?

To apply you must complete the application form, present your birth certificate and answer a family questionnaire. In addition, admission tests are applied according to the level. For foreign students, a provisional matriculation from the Ministry of Education, a national or provisional identity card and a birth certificate are required.

What documents do I need to submit?

Registration form (available online).
Birth certificate.
Report of partial grades for the current year.
Educational report from previous years (for Playgroup to 1st grade, only if applicable).
Report cards and personal development 2023 and 2024 (for 2nd Basic to IV Medio).
Personal and Social Development Report 2024 or 2025.
Additional documentation for foreign students.
Registration form (available online).
Birth certificate.
Report of partial grades for the current year.
Educational report from previous years (for Playgroup to 1st grade, only if applicable).
Report cards and personal development 2023 and 2024 (for 2nd Basic to IV Medio).
Personal and Social Development Report 2024 or 2025.
Additional documentation for foreign students.

What assessments apply to support my child?

Playgroup: Playgroup Play Day assesses autonomy, socio-emotional development, language and thinking through activities and direct observation.
Pre-Kinder to 1st grade: Language, mathematics and English assessments adapted to each level with minimum achievement criteria for progress.
2nd Basic to IV Intermediate: Assessment in language, mathematics and English, with syllabus given prior to the exam and a minimum pass mark of 60%.

What is your admissions policy?

Our process seeks to ensure that each student can integrate and develop in a supportive environment. Skills, knowledge and socio-emotional aspects are assessed in order to offer personalised support. Priority is given to families committed to the school's educational project. In addition, we have a special process for foreign and non-Spanish speaking students.