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ABOUT SHS
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Summer Hill School was created in 1979 to respond to the needs of bilingual education, which the country needs to relate to the globalized world. The name Summer Hill originates as part of an educational philosophy created by the English pedagogue Alexander Sutherland Neill, founding the Summerhill school in 1921 in Leiston, Suffolk, England. The basic foundation of this philosophy is that all children are kind and have the potential to love life. The institution main objective is to prepare kids for life, educating oneself with joy and the constant search for happiness that is achieved through intellectual, emotional and artistic development. Discipline, freedom and creativity must follow rules that are not dogmatic or arbitrary. The teacher must become an element of trust and loyalty for the students.


These philosophical principles are essential elements in the teaching of our institution and are reflected in the curricular development of our study plan.

MISION

Summer Hill School was created in 1979 to respond to the needs of bilingual education, which the country needs to relate to the globalized world. The name Summer Hill originates as part of an educational philosophy created by the English pedagogue Alexander Sutherland Neill, founding the Summerhill school in 1921 in Leiston, Suffolk, England. The basic foundation of this philosophy is that all children are kind and have the potential to love life. The institution main objective is to prepare kids for life, educating oneself with joy and the constant search for happiness that is achieved through intellectual, emotional and artistic development. Discipline, freedom and creativity must follow rules that are not dogmatic or arbitrary. The teacher must become an element of trust and loyalty for the students.


These philosophical principles are essential elements in the teaching of our institution and are reflected in the curricular development of our study plan.

Dra. Zulema Ewens

VISION

Provide safe environment where students can learn, grow and develop their skills. Promote creativity, collaboration and critical thinking. It is important that student feels motivated and supported to reach their full ptential.

SHS SYMBOL

 

 

 

 

 

  • Through the years of experience and with the return of our former students who always express how their academic training and coexistence during their school years at SUMMER HILL, and how this training process has been linked to their lives; We decided to create a symbol that reflected what was expressed above.

  • This symbol/logo is represented by three ellipses, which all coincide at the same vertex or origin. The inner ellipse represents the first stage of the student's academic training, that is, pre-basic education, delimited by a line marked in yellow. Inside, the color blue reflects flashes of light, which signify values ​​such as perseverance, respect, tolerance, creativity and excellence. Values ​​that lead to the formation and construction of one's own identity.

  • The second ellipse represents the second and third educational stage, which is basic and secondary education, where the student has achieved his training both in his personality and in the academy and is ready to leave for his university life, it is delimited not with a line but by the person themselves, represented by the color white,

  • The last ellipse is the third stage where the student is no longer part of the institution, but their professional and personal growth is influenced by the entire educational experience received at Summer Hill, represented by the color yellow.

  • The basic concept of the logo is the following: “That from the moment one enters Summer Hill School, the permanent principles of academic excellence-values ​​represented by the coincident vertex, form the student to become a responsible citizen who in turn coincides with the same starting point as SUMMER HILL.”

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VALUES
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Excellence and quality are associated with the different forms of interaction between students and their educational environment, developing social relationships that allow them to show respect for differences as well as for themselves. Including multiple intelligences in a creative way that defines us as humans to be able to coexist and transform our society.

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