As part of the Changemakers program, our 5th grade Nido learners are diving into the “Restore, Protect, Be Well” unit, exploring the question: “How might we restore and protect the natural state of Chilean animals and their habitats?”

Over the past two weeks, EYS, ES, and Middle School students have embarked on transformative journeys, connecting with their classmates, exploring new environments, and putting their learning into action in some of Chile's most breathtaking outdoor settings.

The Media Center invites our community to join Nido’s Book Fair, which will take place at the Media Center entrance from Monday, November 18, to Friday, November 22, from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm

Ten high school students traveled to Curitiba, Brazil last week to participate in the SAAC STEM Conference and our Middle School MUN team traveled to Panama last week to participate in the PANAMUN conference. Plus, our varsity teams hosted a memorable football and volleyball invitational last weekend in preparation for our season-ending tournaments and events.

This year’s first Changemakers project introduced students to the importance of change advocacy, which focuses on educating themselves and informing others.

On October 4th and 5th, Nido hosted the first SENIA event in South America. The two-day event featured a cornerstone course from SENIA's Level One Certification Program, focusing on Understanding and Supporting Behavior.