Welcome to The Garzón School: a bold, transformative learning community where ethics, innovation, and a deep connection to nature empower students to lead with purpose. Through joyful learning, wellbeing, and research-driven teaching, we inspire young people to act with integrity and make a difference — starting today.
A joyful, nature-inspired start to learning for students, nurturing curiosity, creativity, and foundational skills through play and exploration.
Empowering young learners to grow as ethical thinkers, collaborators, and changemakers through inquiry-based learning and real-world connections.
Challenging students to lead with purpose, authenticity, and integrity, combining individualised learning paths, nature immersion, and global citizenship.
of parents recommend The Garzón School
say core values are reflected in all aspects of school life
say leadership acts in accordance with the school’s goals
“I strongly believe it is a truly unique institution. Its teaching fosters a genuine eagerness to learn. The leadership is passionate about the project, and that passion is reflected in the students’ response. Going to school has never been so exciting.”
NEASC-CIE Learning Survey, 2025 — 46 parent respondents
On our wild 94-acre campus, education comes alive through exploration, connection, and a deep sense of belonging. Rooted in diversity and inclusion, we inspire students to grow with purpose, take risks, tackle challenges head-on, and lead with compassion to create real change.
The Garzón School goes beyond education—it's a way of being. We shape thoughtful individuals who build strong relationships, take ownership of their actions, and contribute to their communities. Grounded in joy, integrity, and connection, we empower learners to shape the world on their terms.
Fully authorised under Uruguay's national education authority.
Candidate School with one of the world's most respected accreditation bodies.
Certified — and ranked 10th Best Place to Work in Uruguay (2026).
Finalist at the World Architecture Festival in 'Completed Buildings: School'.
