Schools/Colombia/Bogotá/Colegio Santa Francisca Romana
Colombia — Bogotá

Colegio Santa Francisca Romana

Calle 151 No. 16-40, Bogotá, Colombia
IB (DP)American CurriculumBespoke CurriculumScholarships
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Data verified from public sources
Annual Fees$ 244 – $ 546
Ages3 – 17

Colegio Santa Francisca Romana is a IB (DP) / American Curriculum / Bespoke Curriculum school in Bogotá, Colombia. Annual tuition ranges from $244 to $546 USD.

Location & Getting There

Calle 151 No. 16-40, Bogotá, ColombiaOpen in Maps
Bus service available

NanaSays Scorecard

Boarding Available
Scholarships Available
EAL Support
SEN Support
Rolling Admissions

Key Details

Curricula Offered
IB (DP)Yes
American CurriculumYes
Bespoke CurriculumYes
Support Services
EAL SupportYes
SEN SupportYes
WellbeingYes
Bus ServiceYes
Accreditations
IB (International Baccalaureate)
Languages of Instruction
SpanishEnglish

Scholarships Available

Merit-based Scholarships

Alumnae who enroll their daughters receive a 50% discount on the enrollment form fee. Families who already have daughters at the school and enroll siblings, as well as school employees, are exempt from the enrollment form fee. IB Diploma Programme graduates may access national and international scholarships and subject homologations to facilitate university entrance.

Key facts

Ages
3–17

About

Colegio Santa Francisca Romana is a girls' day school in Bogotá, Colombia, serving students aged 3 to 17 as part of the Cognita and Redcol networks. It offers a triple diploma combining the IB Diploma Programme, American curriculum, and the Colombian national program, with bilingual instruction in Spanish and English. The school places strong emphasis on STEM, visual arts, and languages, including French through DELF certification and immersion partnerships with the UK, France, Canada, and the United States.

School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.

Why Families Choose

Triple diploma pathway combining American, IB, and Colombian national credentials. Linguistic immersion programs with the UK, France, Canada, and the United States. DELF French certification available. Strong STEM programming including robotics competitions attracting 600+ students from 30+ schools. IB Diploma Programme as an alternative university admissions route with scholarship access.

Fees & Financials

Grade / YearAnnual Fee
SextoCOP 352
CuartoCOP 425
NovenoCOP 244
OctavoCOP 282
QuintoCOP 394
DécimoCOP 246
JardínCOP 547
PrimeroCOP 507
SegundoCOP 454
TerceroCOP 425
SéptimoCOP 319
UndécimoCOP 246
PrejardínCOP 547
TransiciónCOP 547

Conversions to USD use exchange rates as of April 2026.

Original currency: COP 1,026,583 - 2,294,263.

Admissions Process

  1. 1Families express interest and submit initial information. 2. Attend one of four annual informational talks with campus tour and option to purchase the admissions form. 3. Submit required documentation including civil registration, signed application form, data-processing consent, photos, report cards, school clearance, family reference, work certificate, and parents' income tax declaration. 4. Evaluation activities conducted: for Kinder 3, an assessment activity and parents' interview; for other grades, knowledge tests and interviews with both applicant and parents. 5. Admissions Committee reviews documentation and assessment results. 6. Decision issued: Admitted, Not Admitted, Partially Not Admitted, or Admitted with reserved future seat. 7. Welcome letter and prematricula/matricula instructions issued. 8. Enrollment formalized via signature and legalization of matricula.

Student Life

Uniform

Everyday uniform: knee-length plaid pinafore, white blouse, white knee socks, brown school shoes, and a green V-neck blazer with a yellow stripe. Sports uniform: school hoodie, gray pants with an orange side stripe, gray shorts, and a white V-neck polo shirt with orange stripes on the sleeves. For Kinder levels, the pinafore is optional and may be reserved for celebrations and special occasions. One unit of the official uniform is included in the annual charge; accessories and additional sports implements must be purchased separately.

Food & Dining

The cafeteria provides a healthy, varied, and balanced daily menu. Special diets are accommodated as prescribed by a physician or treating nutritionist. The daily menu is published on the school's website.

Clubs & Activities
Arts and CreativeCultural and LanguageLeadership and Professional

Facilities & Programmes

Arts
Art Explorers Club
Aerial Dance Club
Melody Makers: Musical Beginnings
Portfolio & Visual Arts
Co-Curricular
Art Explorers Club
Aerial Dance Club
Melody Makers: Musical Beginnings
Portfolio & Visual Arts
Robotics
Model United Nations
STEM competitions

Wellbeing & Safety

Pastoral & Mental Health

The school implements the RULER social-emotional learning program from the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence. It has a formal wellbeing and mental health policy and a School Convivence Committee to promote citizenship rights and prevent violence and adolescent pregnancy among students.

Safeguarding & Child Protection

The school has a safeguarding and child protection policy available on the school website. The School Convivence Committee is tasked with promoting safety and protecting the rights and wellbeing of students.

Student Demographics

Age Range
317
Preschool
Primary School
Middle School
High School

School Background

Governance & Ownership

Part of the Cognita family of schools and the Redcol network. Internal governance includes Rectoría, Consejo Directivo, Consejo Académico, Consejo de Padres, Consejo Estudiantil, Comité Escolar de Convivencia, and the Personero. Collaborates with Universidad del Rosario and Universidad Externado de Colombia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fees at Colegio Santa Francisca Romana vary by year group. Contact the admissions office for a full fee schedule.