Fundación Gimnasio Moderno Review

I studied at that school and for me it became the best school in all of Colombia and Bogota

I attended an event called: Design Bureau Fair. It was good but they did not give us a map or something to guide us internally. The Fair was nice, wide and of good level.

One of our true loves in this life. Many links bind us to the school of Don Agustin Nieto Caballero. Educate before instructing. These last photos correspond to Villa Adelaida. The residence of Agustin Nieto and Adelaida Cano. They say he sold it to finish paying for the construction of the school. They are restoring it. I insert some pictures of Villa Adelaida in the 7th with 70. Don Agustin sold it to invest in the land and construction of the School.

What a beautiful school ...... Students are not the best.

the church very beautiful place to perform weddings ... majestic

An elite school, with incredible facilities, and an auditorium with enough capacity.

It is not just a school, it is a space where cultural events are held in partnership with public and private entities.

The school itself seems nice but I don t find it appropriate for smaller children. It is way too big and the teacher student ratio didn t make much sense. Small children are in the same building as high schoolers. I saw many 4 and 5 year old running around with no supervision. Witch is pretty scary.
With that being said - they are pretty pompous. They have all these meetings and events just to get some simple information. Most of the meetings could have been done by sending an email.
They also say they are bilingual but my whole time there the only teachers I saw around my kids only spoke Spanish. I don t think for the amount of money they are requesting in tuition,they are worth it.
They also drag their feet to no end. One month to get a response. Not very helpful or welcoming to foreigners in my experience.

It was 5 stars until Cusnir arrived. My son studied there and says that with Bayona you saw the person in a human sense. What does our society need, human people. With Cusnir they see the student as a piece to fit into the academic and work world.