Academic calendar
Año académico 2026 runs Mar 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
- Año académico 2026Relevant now
Campus language
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A
- ADECORE
- Asociación Deportiva de Colegios Religiosos; the sports league in which the school competes.
- APU
- Academia Preuniversitaria; the division focused on preparing students for university entrance exams.
B
- Boletín
- The thick, subject-specific workbooks that serve as the primary textbooks for all students.
C
- Círculo
- The 'Círculo de Estudios,' an elite group of students selected for intensive training in mathematics and science competitions.
- Cómputo
- Short for 'Cómputo General,' referring to the achievement of the highest overall score in a university entrance exam.
- CONAMAT
- Concurso Nacional de Matemática; the prestigious national math competition organized by the institution.
E
- El Comedor
- The main cafeteria area where residential students receive their scheduled meals.
- El Kiosko
- The campus snack bar where students buy quick meals and refreshments.
H
- Helicoidal
- Refers to the 'Sistema Helicoidal,' the institution's signature multi-level teaching methodology.
- Huaral
- Refers to the residential campus located in the Huaral district, often used to describe the boarding school experience.
K
- Kiosko
- The small snack shop found in various sedes (campuses) for quick breaks between classes.
L
- La Resi
- The student residence specifically for high-performance scholarship students and those from provinces.
M
- Menú
- The daily fixed-price lunch set provided in the cafeteria.
N
- Nivel
- Used to describe the difficulty or prestige of a student's academic standing (e.g., 'tiene nivel').
O
- Oliverino
- A student or alumnus of the Saco Oliveros educational system.
T
- Tigre
- A term of respect for a high-achieving student, particularly those in the Círculo or competition teams.
- Tutoría
- A dedicated period where a 'Tutor' (not just a teacher) manages student discipline and academic progress.
V
- Voley
- The highly competitive volleyball program, often referred to as a distinct organizational entity within the school.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- Boletín
- The specialized, spiral-bound textbooks produced by the school that contain all course theory and exercises.
- Carnet
- The essential student ID card required for campus entry and identification during official exams.
- Intranet
- The online portal where students and parents check grades, rankings, and attendance.
- Monterrico
- The campus dedicated to high-performance students and international competition preparation.
- quioscos_y_cafeter_as_escolares
- Quioscos y Cafeterías Escolares
- Ranking
- The public list of student scores from mock exams, used to track academic standing within the 'Helicoidal' system.
- Santa Beatriz
- The central administrative headquarters and primary branch located in the Santa Beatriz district.
- Sede
- The general term used to refer to any of the multiple branch campuses across Lima and Peru.
- Sede Central
- The primary administrative and secondary education building located in Santa Beatriz, Lima.
- Simulacro
- Frequent, mandatory mock exams designed to prepare students for competitive university entrance tests.
- Torre Arequipa
- The multi-story building located on Avenida Arequipa used for various academic levels.
- Tutoría
- The mandatory guidance sessions where tutors monitor student progress and discipline.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- Año académico 2026 runs Mar 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026.
- How much campus context is included?
- 18 approved campus terms and 12 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.