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Colegio Real de Minas teacher leading an English lesson on an interactive screen for elementary students
100% bilingual education · Kindergarten to High School

Here, English isn't a subject: it's the language of the classroom.

California standards and Mexico's SEP curriculum in one model. 100% bilingual classes from Preschool and up to 13 hours of English per week in Middle School, with international certification at graduation.

Teacher reads a story in English to preschoolers sitting on the classroom rug
Bilingual Preschool · Ages 3 to 5

Their first words in English come through play.

Language skills, pre-math skills and letters and sounds with the AMCO At the Top program, in classrooms with multimedia technology and a schedule designed for little ones: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Students build and program a brick robot with a tablet
Educational robotics and classroom technology

They build the robot, program it and understand why it works.

Robotics with LEGO Education, a computer lab and classrooms with 3LCD, iPad and SkyBox. Technology comes into the classroom as a thinking tool, not a reward.

High school students presenting a business plan with iPads and charts
High School with a business focus

They graduate knowing how to plan and run a business.

The Colegio de Bachilleres de Baja California curriculum, AMCO Speed Up with 10 hours of English a week and training in small business planning and management, with English classes geared to Business Administration.

Solar panel canopy shading the school courtyard, with palm trees and white and blue buildings
A sustainable school

Our classrooms run on the power of the sun.

We relocated and expanded our solar panels to supply all of the school's energy needs, with our own electrical substation and cool shade for the sunniest days.

Student waters the school garden with tomatoes, lettuce and sunflowers next to recycling bins
School garden and cooking classes

They learn where their food comes from by growing it.

A school garden, PET and aluminum recycling, graywater reuse and food preparation classes. Environmental awareness is learned hands-on.

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We are COREM

20 years shaping tomorrow's leaders in Tijuana

We are a private school accredited by the Baja California State Education System and a member of the Tijuana Association of Private Schools. We offer bilingual education from Preschool through High School, based on California education standards and the official curriculum of Mexico's Ministry of Education (SEP).

  • Accredited by the State Education System
  • Member of the Tijuana Association of Private Schools
  • California standards + official SEP curriculum
  • One campus from Kindergarten to High School
Inner courtyard with palm trees, play structures and two-story buildings
Preschool class at the start-of-year welcome
Front entrance of Colegio Real de Minas on Av. Lázaro Cárdenas
20years in
Tijuana
Facts you can check

Bilingual education measured in hours, not promises

We don't publish marketing numbers. These come straight from our curriculum and our history.

20years

educating students in Tijuana

100%

bilingual classes from Preschool on

13hrs

of English per week in Middle School

4levels

from Kindergarten to High School on one campus

Educational model

Four pillars, one student

English opens doors, but it isn't enough. Our model combines true bilingual education with technology, environmental awareness and character education that is lived in the courtyard, not just written in the handbook.

Bilingual education

True bilingual education

California standards + Mexico's SEP curriculum and AMCO from Kindergarten to High School, with international English certification.

What we offer

Everything your child needs, on one campus

Equipped classroomsMultimedia technology in every room: 3LCD, iPad and SkyBox.
Computer scienceComputer lab and computer classes at every grade level.
Air conditioningClimate-controlled classrooms for Tijuana summers.
School gardenStudents plant, water and harvest right at school.
Cooking classesFood preparation techniques as a school subject.
RoboticsBuilding and programming with LEGO Education.
Solar panelsClean energy for classrooms, computers and A/C.
RecyclingPET and aluminum separation program.
Solar panel canopy shading the school courtyard
A sustainable school

All our energy, from the sun

We relocated and expanded our solar panels to supply all of the school's energy needs, with our own electrical substation and cool shade for the courtyard.

Solar panelsPET and aluminum recyclingGraywater reuseSchool garden
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School life, just as it is

Real photos of our students, teachers and families, straight from our social media.

Students in traditional dresses for Mexican Independence DayStudents in traditional dresses for Mexican Independence Day
Spelling Bee team member at the AMCO SummitSpelling Bee team member at the AMCO Summit
Middle school students celebrate first place in handballMiddle school students celebrate first place in handball
Elementary student with the book she picked at the book fairElementary student with the book she picked at the book fair
Preschool student with her first-day-of-school drawingPreschool student with her first-day-of-school drawing
Elementary student shows her academic merit diplomaElementary student shows her academic merit diploma
Elementary students dressed as video game charactersElementary students dressed as video game characters
Middle school students at the picnicMiddle school students at the picnic
Preschool class on stage for the Fiestas Patrias celebrationPreschool class on stage for the Fiestas Patrias celebration
Student with the AMCO mascot at the International SummitStudent with the AMCO mascot at the International Summit
Mother's Day celebration in Elementary SchoolMother's Day celebration in Elementary School
Preschool class at the start-of-year welcomePreschool class at the start-of-year welcome
Students in traditional dresses for Mexican Independence Day
Spelling Bee team member at the AMCO Summit
Middle school students celebrate first place in handball
Elementary student with the book she picked at the book fair
Preschool student with her first-day-of-school drawing
Elementary student shows her academic merit diploma
Elementary students dressed as video game characters
Middle school students at the picnic
Preschool class on stage for the Fiestas Patrias celebration
Student with the AMCO mascot at the International Summit
Mother's Day celebration in Elementary School
Preschool class at the start-of-year welcome
Storytelling in the courtyard during reading weekStorytelling in the courtyard during reading week
Elementary students at the September 15 celebrationElementary students at the September 15 celebration
Handball team celebrates on the covered courtHandball team celebrates on the covered court
Middle school students in formal uniform at the AMCO SummitMiddle school students in formal uniform at the AMCO Summit
Student with his end-of-year academic merit diplomaStudent with his end-of-year academic merit diploma
Elementary class on Character DayElementary class on Character Day
Elementary students in regional costumes with flagsElementary students in regional costumes with flags
Students share snacks at the Student Week picnicStudents share snacks at the Student Week picnic
Middle school students give flowers to their momsMiddle school students give flowers to their moms
Preschool student at the AMCO International SummitPreschool student at the AMCO International Summit
Teacher with elementary students in the courtyardTeacher with elementary students in the courtyard
Storyteller during the reading promotion activityStoryteller during the reading promotion activity
Storytelling in the courtyard during reading week
Elementary students at the September 15 celebration
Handball team celebrates on the covered court
Middle school students in formal uniform at the AMCO Summit
Student with his end-of-year academic merit diploma
Elementary class on Character Day
Elementary students in regional costumes with flags
Students share snacks at the Student Week picnic
Middle school students give flowers to their moms
Preschool student at the AMCO International Summit
Teacher with elementary students in the courtyard
Storyteller during the reading promotion activity
2026 achievements

COREM pride

1st place in handball

1st place in handball

Our Middle School team won the School Zone XXIX Handball Tournament. Effort, discipline and teamwork.

AMCO International Summit 2026

AMCO International Summit 2026

Students, teachers and families represented us at an event with participants from more than 12 countries across Latin America and Spain.

Academic merit awards

Academic merit awards

At the end of every school year we recognize our students' effort, dedication and commitment to excellence.

Academic partners

International programs behind the classroom

Admissions

Enrolling your child takes four steps

Write or call us

Leave your details in the form or call (664) 901 4464. We'll share schedules, tuition for the school year and availability in the grade you're looking for.

Visit the school

Tour the classrooms, lab, library and courtyard. Meet the grade-level coordinator and get your questions answered in person.

Submit documents

Birth certificate, CURP, last year's report card and four photos, originals plus four copies. Each level asks for something extra: see the requirements.

Welcome to COREM

You finalize enrollment, receive the supply list and uniform details, and your child starts the year with their class.

Blog

News and guides for families

Your questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

What grade levels does Colegio Real de Minas offer?

Preschool (ages 3 to 5), Elementary, Middle School and High School, all on the same campus at Av. Lázaro Cárdenas 136, Ejido Francisco Villa, Tijuana.

Are classes really taught in English?

Yes. Classes are 100% bilingual from Preschool on: part of the day is taught in Spanish following Mexico's SEP curriculum and part in English with the AMCO program. Middle School students get 13 hours of English per week and High School students 10, with a business focus.

Is the school officially accredited?

Yes. We are accredited by the Baja California State Education System and are members of the Tijuana Association of Private Schools. Our High School follows the curriculum of the Colegio de Bachilleres del Estado de Baja California.

What is AMCO and why do you use it?

AMCO is an English academic program with a communicative, cooperative and active approach. We use AMCO At the Top in Preschool and Elementary (plus Activa and Construye in Elementary) and AMCO Speed Up in Middle and High School, designed to take students toward CEFR levels B2–C1.

Do students earn an English certification?

Yes. At the end of 9th grade (3rd year of Middle School) students certify the English level they've reached, with international recognition. In the last semester of High School they have the opportunity to certify it again. The school partners with San Diego State University to certify its students.

What are the school hours?

Preschool 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.; Lower Elementary 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Upper Elementary 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; Middle School 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and High School 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. All levels have a morning schedule.

Enrollment open · 2026-2027

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