Philosophy

Phidias

Destiny

Faith - Love - Wisdom

Comprehensive formation of the self through biblical principles:

At Destiny School, we believe that education is more than just acquiring information and taking tests.

For us, educating means shaping students’ character so that they become people of integrity who know how to use information and knowledge for the benefit of society.

This comprehensive education is a lifelong process that begins in early childhood, where participation and teamwork between families, schools, and churches is essential.

Development of critical and creative thinking:

Destiny’s mission is not so much to teach students a multitude of knowledge, but above all to teach them how to learn, motivating them to love reading and to create new learning to solve real-world problems. Students will learn to analyze situations and ideologies and make decisions by applying the wisdom they have gained from their studies.

School Environment:

From a methodological standpoint, we seek to bring the kingdom of God into every learning environment. “The kingdom of God is righteousness, peace, and joy” (Romans 14:17). We teach with righteousness because students will feel loved and important. We teach with peace and convey security, without fear or punishment; and we teach with joy because we make learning a space for fun and joy. Where God reigns, there is revelation from God.

We teach with peace

We convey security, without fear or punishment.

We teach with joy

Because we make learning a place of fun and joy.

We teach God's love

Where God reigns, there is revelation from God.

Cognitive model with meaningful learning:

One of the great challenges of education today is to help children build knowledge that is meaningful and relevant so that they can apply it in their daily lives, training them to be well-rounded, creative individuals capable of responding to the challenges of today’s society. That is why at DESTINY SCHOOL our children will discover the world around them every day and learn new concepts in a fun and innovative way, through multiple tools such as play, music, sports, and interaction with nature, which will allow them to develop each of the cognitive skills necessary for their optimal education.

Strengthening a second language - English:

Today’s world is characterized by intercultural communication, the increasing pace of scientific and technological advances, and globalization processes. These circumstances raise the need for a common language that allows students in our educational context to access this new globalized world.

“Learning is not forced but enjoyed in the presence of God.”

Barbara Manderfield