The Episcopal School of Panama is a small bilingual college prep. school which was founded in 1960. Spanish and English are taught as first languages throughout the school, and an intensive French Language and Literature course is given in grades 7 through 12. Japanese is offered to Humanities students in grades 11 and 12. The school […]
Los problemas de aprendizaje afectan a 1 de cada 10 niños en edad escolar. Estos problemas pueden ser detectados en los niños a partir de los 5 años de edad y constituyen una gran preocupación para muchos padres, ya que afectan al rendimiento escolar y a las relaciones interpersonales de sus hijos. Un niño con […]
Before school begins, Kindergarten parents are offered an orientation seminar by the administration to explain the school´s philosophy and mission. Teachers and psychologists also prepare the parents for the transition of their child from play school to a true working environment in Kindergarten. The school´s expectations are outlined and parents are advised as to how […]
Before school begins, Kindergarten parents are offered an orientation seminar by the administration to explain the school´s philosophy and mission. Teachers and psychologists also prepare the parents for the transition of their child from play school to a true working environment in Kindergarten. The school´s expectations are outlined and parents are advised as to how […]
In Kindergarten sports education forms an integral part of the regular program of studies, and is closely linked to the child´s developemnt of co-ordination skills. From First Grade through Twelfth Grade all students receive weekly Physical Education classes. In the Primary School the classes are incorporated into the daily schedule, whilst in the Secondary School […]
Social Service in the Episcopal School goes far beyond the 80 hours required by the Ministry of Education for a student to graduate. Social Service has always been an integral part of a CEP student´s formation. Social Service is seen as an attitude rather than simply the act of giving money. From Kindergarten on, children […]
In the Secondary School (Grades 7 through 12) preparation continues to be bilingual. In addition, an intensive French language course is included at all levels. All students graduate from the Episcopal School with at least three languages. The school offers a common course of study until the end of tenth grade. At that point students […]
This pastoral program, an initiative of the four Episcopal schools in the Republic of Panama, was introduced in 1998 and has been implemented in each school ever since. The general objective of the program is to encourage positive actions to reduce the levels of violence in our everyday surroundings through an education for peace, which […]
The Episcopal School of Panama, a co-educational, bilingual school, was founded in April 1960 in answer to the real urgent needs of parents who were seeking a school which would give their children a solid foundation in the English Language, as well as preparation for further study in Spanish, and would therefore make it possible […]