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Bilingual vs international in Zona Norte

Local bilingual, elite IB, or international Northern Hemisphere calendar school? In Zona Norte the names sound similar; the calendar, fee currency, and student profile do not. This landing summarizes the decision and links key profiles: Lincoln, BAICA, Northlands, and St. Andrew’s Scots (SASS).

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Bilingual vs international in Buenos Aires / Zona Norte

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Northlands School — Olivos

דו-לשוניIBבינלאומיOlivosפרימיום

2027: Early Years sala 2–5 from ARS 814,500; Primary ARS 2,284,800–2,566,500; Secondary ARS 3,116,700–3,373,500 (+ bursary fund ARS 39,900/month; 11 instalments Feb–Dec)

Northlands School — Nordelta

דו-לשוניIBבינלאומיNordeltaפרימיום

2027: Early Years sala 1–5 from ARS 636,300; Primary ARS 2,284,800–2,566,500; Secondary ARS 3,116,700–3,373,500 (+ bursary fund ARS 39,900/month; 11 instalments Feb–Dec)

St. Andrew's Scots School

דו-לשוניבינלאומיIBOlivosפרימיום

March 2027: Early Years K2–K4 $859,250; K5/Primary Y1–Y3 $2,184,120; Secondary $3,269,020–$3,299,790 (2027 enrollment = 1 monthly fee; discounted to the October 2026 value if completed by 10/31/26)

FAQ

Are Lincoln and BAICA the same as Northlands?

No. Lincoln and BAICA target international continuity / expat communities. Northlands and St. Andrew’s are local bilingual references (often with IB) and a strong Argentine network.

Where are costs published?

Northlands and St. Andrew’s have ARS bands sourced in guides/profiles. Lincoln publishes a USD Capital Assessment on its site; detailed tuition: verify the official table. BAICA: ask admissions if there is no open current table.

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