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Private Schools in Uruguay

We talked previously about Public Schools in Uruguay and got a couple comments about Private Schools, so we wanted to follow up with a post about Private Schools in Uruguay.

We came across an interesting article on Ola Uruguay titled, “Public Schools in Uruguay—A Quick Guide,” about things you should considering when choosing a private school in Uruguay. Click here to read the article.

The two private schools most often considered by US expats living in Uruguay are:

1. Uruguayan American School
2. The British Schools

Here are a few more private schools to look at:

1. Lycee Français
2. Scuola Italiana
3. Deutche Schüle
4. St. David’s School

What has been your experience with the Private School System in Uruguay?

Public Schools in Uruguay

There have been several people that have contacted us or posted questions on our Forum about the school system in Uruguay.

Since our girls are still too young for school, we’re definitely not experts on the school system in Uruguay.

However, we came across this article in Ola Uruguay titled, “Public Schools in Uruguay—A Quick Guide,” that you may be interested in if you’re considering a move to Uruguay with school aged children.

The article gives a good, high-level overview of the public school system in Uruguay.

You may also want to check out this thread on our forum for some other good information about Uruguay’s school system.

Do you have school age children in Uruguay? What has your experience with the school system been?

The Exploring Uruguay Forum is Now Live!

Thank you to all of our blog readers for asking so many great questions about Uruguay. The number of questions we’ve been getting has increased significantly, so we decided it was time to create the Exploring Uruguay Forum.

We’ve been working hard on getting the forum ready over the past several days and we’re excited to announce that it’s finally live.

So, come by the Exploring Uruguay Forum today and post a question about Uruguay. Or, share your experiences with living in Uruguay, or visiting Uruguay.

Thanks in advance for contributing to the community!