Where our Uruguay families are
Smartious Uruguay families concentrate across Montevideo (the corporate capital, the Zonamerica technology sector, and a British-heritage school tradition dating to 1908), Punta del Este and Maldonado (a resort that became a year-round residence, with substantial Argentine and Brazilian settlement), Colonia and the litoral (the UPM and Montes del Plata pulp industry on Finnish and Chilean investment, with the Buenos Aires ferry corridor), Salto and the north (citrus export, the binational Salto Grande complex, five hundred kilometres from any international school), and Rocha and the eastern coast (a settled remote-work and creative community, and the department where home-education questions arrive most). One contested legal position, one missing validation mechanism, and a timezone that works.
The capital and corporate centre · an unusually deep British-heritage school tradition for a country of three million · Zonamerica and the free-zone technology sector · the diplomatic and Mercosur community
A year-round residential and financial destination · substantial Argentine and Brazilian settlement · a growing tech and remote-work community · schooling that has not matched the residential growth
The Buenos Aires ferry corridor · the UPM and Montes del Plata pulp industry with Finnish and Chilean investment · dairy and agro-industry across the litoral · almost no international schooling
The northern agro-export and citrus capital · the Salto Grande hydroelectric complex on the Argentine border · thermal tourism · a university regional centre · no international schooling
The eastern beaches — La Paloma, La Pedrera, Cabo Polonio and Punta del Diablo · a settled alternative and remote-work community · the Brazilian border corridor · conservation and coastal ecology
How Smartious compares to top Uruguay schools
Uruguay has a British-heritage school tradition out of all proportion to its size — the British Schools Montevideo founded in 1908, the Uruguayan American School, Woodlands, St Brendan's, St Catherine's, the German and French schools — much of it already offering IGCSE and the IB, and all of it concentrated in and around the capital. We are not competing with that tradition and would not pretend to. The gaps are the subject sets no single timetable can sustain, the fees, and the four departments outside Montevideo where international provision simply does not exist.
| School | Curriculum | Fees (UYU/year) | Status / Rating | Reality check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
British Schools Montevideo (est. 1908) Montevideo | British, IGCSE and IB | Competitive places | 4.8 | More than a century of Cambridge teaching — the national benchmark |
Uruguayan American School, Woodlands, St Brendan's Montevideo | American, IB and bilingual | Varies | 4.6 | A deep second tier for a country of three million — capital-bound |
The German and French schools Montevideo | National-system bilingual | Varies | 4.5 | Strong heritage schools — a different route entirely |
Punta del Este and Maldonado The east coast | Thin for a year-round population | — | 0 | A resort that became a residence, with schooling still catching up |
Colonia, Salto and Rocha The interior and coasts | — | — | 0 | Pulp mills on Finnish investment, a citrus export economy, and a settled coastal community — none with international schooling |
Wolsey Hall Oxford / King's InterHigh (online) Online | Cambridge self-paced / UK online | Varies | 4.2 | Self-paced or priced far above Smartious — UK providers are closer to Uruguay on the clock than we are |
Smartious Homeschool (Uruguay via online delivery) Delivered to all Uruguay | Cambridge IGCSE, A-Level, IB DP, AP | UYU equivalent at prevailing rate | 4.8 | Every class live through A-Level + the sets a timetable cannot staff + the four departments reached + all three sides of the contested legal position |
Fee ranges reflect published 2026 tuition for Year 7-13 across the school's tier structure. Specific fees vary by year group and additional school charges (registration, capital fee, books, transport, uniforms). Smartious USD pricing translates to fixed UYU via the peg.
Homeschool laws & regulatory framework in the Uruguay
Uruguay has the most actively contested position in our entire coverage — a constitutional provision, a statutory change, a referendum, and a case before the courts. We are going to set out all of it, including the argument that runs against our commercial interest.
The constitutional argument
Article 68 of the Uruguayan Constitution establishes that every parent has the right to choose the teachers or schools they wish for the education of their children. Families and advocates read that as constitutional protection for educating outside a formal institution, and Uruguayan reporting has placed the country alongside Chile and Colombia in the category where home education is legal but lacks specific regulation defining requirements, supervision, and official recognition of learning.
The 2020 statutory change, which is the crux
Article 7 of the Ley General de Educación of 2009 originally obliged parents, mothers, or legal guardians to enrol children at a teaching centre and observe their attendance and learning. In 2020, through the Ley de Urgente Consideración, that article was amended: the new text makes inicial education from age four, primaria and media compulsory, and provides that parents and legal guardians have a duty to contribute to compliance with that obligation — without specifying where the education must occur. The removal of the express enrolment wording is the whole legal argument, and it was contentious enough that the article was among those challenged in the referendum against the LUC, with one argument for repeal being precisely that it opened the door to home education. The law was confirmed at the polls in March 2022.
The authorities' position, given equal weight
The education authorities read the same texts differently and their view deserves stating fully. ANEP president Robert Silva has said that in Uruguay the obligation is tied to attendance at a centre, referencing article 16 of the Código de la Niñez y la Adolescencia, under which parents have a duty to ensure regular attendance at study centres and to participate in the educational process. Codicen president Virginia Cáceres has stated flatly that there is no rule enabling education at home. Both are the operative authorities for compulsory education in Uruguay, and a family planning around the constitutional argument alone is planning against the institutions that administer the system.
The obstacle that decides the practical question
Set the constitutional debate aside for a moment, because there is a more decisive point. Uruguay's national director of education, Gonzalo Baroni, has made it plainly: Uruguay has no possibility of carrying out homeschooling even if the Constitution permits it, because there is no mechanism for validating knowledge without having passed through a formal institution in compulsory education. That is why the absence of official recognition of titles and certifications for those who study at home creates real uncertainty for families. Even the most optimistic reading of article 68 leaves a student without a route to a recognised Uruguayan qualification — and that, rather than the philosophical argument, is why our arrangement runs alongside a Uruguayan school.
The case before the courts
In 2024 the ANEP brought legal proceedings against families of a Mennonite community in Florida department whose children do not attend public or private centres, with the Codicen majority voting to take the matter to the courts; a dissenting councillor argued there were juridical and philosophical grounds to permit home education. We report this factually and without taking a position — it is ongoing, it involves a religious community, and it is not our place to litigate it on a school website. What it does tell a Uruguayan family is that the question is live rather than theoretical, and that enforcement happens.
What we therefore offer, and the clock
Live Cambridge or IB teaching alongside a Uruguayan school enrolment. The school carries the compulsory-education obligation and the recognised national record; we teach the internationally examined track alongside it. Smartious is not an ANEP-recognised institution and does not issue Uruguayan qualifications. On timing, Uruguay is one of our easier relationships: UYT at UTC-3 with no daylight saving since 2015, against our UTC+3, gives a fixed six-hour gap, so Uruguayan morning and early-afternoon classes both fall in our normal teaching day — and with schools commonly running turno matutino and vespertino, most students have one of those windows genuinely free.
Why Uruguay families choose Smartious
Reasons grounded in the realities of Uruguay education — local school capacity constraints, corporate transfer and diplomatic timing, commute and logistics, currency stability, and the curriculum portability that mobile expat and dual-nationality families need.
All three sides of a live argument
The constitutional case, the 2020 amendment, and the authorities' position — including the parts that cut against us. Uruguayan families are well informed and deserve the whole picture.
The validation gap named as decisive
Even if the constitutional argument succeeds, there is no mechanism to validate learning acquired outside a formal institution. That is why we build alongside a school.
The set your timetable cannot staff
Montevideo has taught Cambridge since 1908. What a strong school still cannot do is run Further Mathematics for four pupils.
Four departments the tier never reached
Colonia's pulp industry, Salto's citrus economy, Rocha's coastal community and Maldonado's year-round residents — none with international schooling.
A timezone that works
Six hours, fixed since 2015 — mornings and early afternoons both inside our teaching day, with turno matutino/vespertino leaving most students one free window.
Portuguese and Spanish kept
For a country between Argentina and Brazil with settlement from both, the languages stay alongside the English-medium core rather than being traded away.
What you can verify about Smartious
We publish only facts we can substantiate — operational history, curriculum coverage, teacher base, and infrastructure. No invented testimonials or pass-rate claims.
Founder-led education company
Founded 2019 by Alfred Ouko (BEd Mathematics & Physics). Smartious operates a full teaching team of 11 with two international-standard operational centres established 2022 and 2023. Not a marketplace, not a freelance network.
Two operational centres
Live teaching is delivered to Uruguay families from two international-standard operational centres, established 2022 and 2023. Teachers work from professional academic facilities with accountability and infrastructure beyond marketplace or freelance models.
Cambridge-trained PGCE specialists
Teachers are PGCE-qualified subject specialists with Cambridge International training. Subject specialism means a Chemistry teacher teaches only Chemistry — not generalist primary-style teaching.
120+ countries served
Active students in Uruguay and 13 other markets across Africa, the Gulf, Europe and Asia. Verifiable through cross-country cohort interaction in live classes.
Ontario Diploma (OSSD) partnership
Smartious students can earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma through our partnership with Canadian Cross International School (Ontario-inspected private school). The OSSD is recognised by Canadian universities (OUAC), US universities (Common Application), UK universities (UCAS) and globally — particularly valuable for Canadian U15 applications.
5 international curricula
Cambridge IGCSE & A-Level (primary offering), Pearson Edexcel International GCSE & A-Level, IB Diploma Programme, American Curriculum with AP, Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) via Canadian Cross International School partnership. Multiple credential pathways per family.
Live class transparency
Every class is live with recorded sessions for review. Parents can audit class quality directly. This is materially different from pre-recorded video courses with light tutor support.
4.9 from 123+ verified Google reviews
“What stands out most about Smartious Homeschool and Tuition is their dedication to each learner. They don't rush through topics but ensure the child fully understands before moving forward. The progress my child has made in a short time is impressive. I would definitely recommend them to any parent.”
“Smartious Homeschooling delivers genuinely effective one-on-one instruction. The teachers are patient, consistent, and skilled at identifying and addressing each learner's specific academic gaps. Since enrolling, our child has become more confident, enjoys lessons, and is now performing above grade level. For families in Nairobi seeking a dependable, academically rigorous homeschooling programme with personalised support, Smartious is a standout choice.”
“What I love most about Smartious is how they make learning enjoyable. The tutors use engaging methods that keep children interested throughout the lesson. My child now looks forward to studying instead of avoiding it.”
Reviews above are from our verified Google Business Profile. For Uruguay-specific parent references during your decision-making, request these during your free assessment — we can introduce you to current Uruguay families happy to share their experience directly.
Accreditation, Recognition & University Pathways
Smartious students earn qualifications administered by independent international examination boards. Recognition flows from the board itself — not from the school that delivered the curriculum. Below is the accreditation, examination and verification framework that connects Uruguayan Smartious students to universities worldwide.
Cambridge International
Cambridge Assessment International Education · University of Cambridge
Smartious's primary offer for Uruguay families. Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A-Level delivered as live small-group classes on a fixed six-hour offset with no seasonal drift — Uruguayan mornings and early afternoons both work, which suits both turnos — run alongside a Uruguayan school enrolment that continues its own national track unchanged. Cambridge Spanish and Portuguese available beside the English-medium core. Examinations at authorised provision confirmed per session.
Pearson Edexcel International
Pearson · UK Edexcel curriculum adapted for international delivery
International GCSE and International A-Level qualifications, administered by Pearson. Three examination series annually (January, May/June, October/November) providing additional flexibility versus the Cambridge twice-yearly schedule.
International Baccalaureate Organisation
IB Diploma Programme · IBO Geneva
IB Diploma administered by the International Baccalaureate Organisation in Geneva. Recognised by leading universities globally with particularly strong weighting at US Ivy League, US selective liberal arts colleges, Canadian U15 and top European universities.
College Board
American Curriculum with Advanced Placement (AP)
AP courses and examinations administered by the College Board, the US non-profit responsible for the SAT and AP programmes. AP scores are widely recognised by US universities for university credit, plus by Canadian, UK, Australian and many universities worldwide.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
Canadian Cross International School · Ontario Ministry of Education
OSSD earned through Smartious's partnership with Canadian Cross International School, an Ontario-inspected private school. Smartious students enrol concurrently with CCIS to complete the OSSD curriculum and credit requirements alongside Cambridge or other pathways. OSSD is one of the most recognised secondary credentials worldwide — particularly strong for Canadian U15 admissions via OUAC, US universities via Common Application, and UK universities via UCAS.
Examination centre arrangements in Uruguay
International examinations require attendance at authorised examination centres on specific dates. In Uruguay, established examination centres serve Cambridge International, Pearson Edexcel and other major international qualifications.
Smartious manages examination registration logistics including centre selection, registration paperwork and deadline compliance. Cambridge International and Pearson Edexcel examinations for Uruguay-based students sit as external candidates at authorised provision, with capacity confirmed per family per session. Uruguay is an easier market than most for this: the British-heritage school sector has run IGCSE and A-Level for generations, so provision and familiarity are long established — Montevideo is checked first, with options for Maldonado and travel planned ahead from Colonia, Salto and Rocha. One point of clarity specific to Uruguay: our arrangement runs alongside a Uruguayan school enrolment, which continues its own national track unchanged, and Smartious is not an ANEP-recognised institution. That matters more here than in most markets because there is no established mechanism for validating learning acquired outside a formal institution in compulsory education — so the Uruguayan side of a student's record has to come from a Uruguayan school.
University recognition worldwide
Cambridge International, Pearson Edexcel, IB Diploma and American AP qualifications are recognised across the major university systems globally.
the Universidad de la República — one of the largest and oldest in the region — the Universidad ORT Uruguay, the Universidad Católica del Uruguay, the Universidad de Montevideo, and the Universidad Tecnológica with campuses across the interior.
Cambridge · Oxford · Imperial College London · UCL · LSE · King's College London · Edinburgh · Manchester · Bristol · Birmingham · Warwick · Durham · the Russell Group · the broader UK system via UCAS
Harvard · Yale · Princeton · Columbia · Penn · Brown · Dartmouth · Cornell · Amherst · Williams · Pomona · UC Berkeley · UCLA · Michigan · Virginia · top liberal arts and public research universities via the Common Application
Toronto · McGill · UBC · McMaster · Waterloo · Western · Queen's · the U15 research universities · OUAC for Ontario applications
Melbourne · Sydney · ANU · Monash · Queensland · UWA · Adelaide · UNSW · the Group of Eight via UAC
NYU Abu Dhabi · Sorbonne Abu Dhabi · Khalifa · AUS · AUD · UAE branch campuses · KFUPM · KAUST · KSU · KAU · Saudi national universities · Education City Doha (Georgetown · Northwestern · CMU · Cornell · Texas A&M · HEC Paris · UCL)
Berlin Humboldt · Munich LMU · Heidelberg · RWTH Aachen · TU Munich · French Grandes Écoles · Amsterdam · Leiden · Utrecht · Bologna · Sapienza · ETH Zurich · EPFL
How universities verify qualifications
Universities verify Cambridge International, Pearson Edexcel, IB Diploma and American AP qualifications directly with the issuing examination boards through standard verification services — Cambridge International Verification of Awards, Pearson's Verification of Results, the IB Organisation's verification service, and the College Board AP Score Reporting service. The qualification's credibility comes from the examination board itself, which is why these qualifications are equally valid whether earned at a physical school or through Smartious.
Curriculum approaches we offer Uruguayan families
British Curriculum
Cambridge IGCSE & A-Level · Pearson Edexcel
Cambridge IGCSE: Years 10-11, eight to ten subjects. Cambridge A-Level: Years 12-13, three or four subjects in depth. Pearson Edexcel as British alternative with three examination series annually.
Uruguay families targeting the Cambridge pathway. Best fit for: (1) students needing a subject their school cannot staff for a small cohort, (2) Colonia, Salto and Rocha families with no international provision in their department, (3) Punta del Este households that arrived recently from Argentina or Brazil, (4) Montevideo families outside the international tier's fees, (5) internationally posted pulp, agro-export and technology families whose assignments move.
Live online classes in the Uruguayan morning or early afternoon, small groups 4-6 students, every session recorded, alongside a Uruguayan school enrolment.
IB Diploma Programme
International Baccalaureate Organisation
Grades 11-12. Six subjects (three Higher Level, three Standard Level), plus Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay (4,000-word independent research paper), and Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS).
Uruguay families in the country's IB sector wanting live subject teaching, Theory of Knowledge, and Extended Essay supervision alongside their school.
Live online IB DP classes across all six subject groups plus Theory of Knowledge and Extended Essay supervision.
American Curriculum
College Board · AP · SAT & ACT
US high school curriculum through Grade 12. Advanced Placement courses Grades 9-12 with college-level subject specialisation. SAT or ACT preparation integrated alongside curriculum delivery.
Uruguay families targeting US universities via Common Application.
American Curriculum with AP courses Grades 9-12, SAT/ACT preparation, Common App essay coaching.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma
OSSD · via Canadian Cross International School partnership
Grades 9-12 Ontario curriculum delivered through Smartious's partnership with Canadian Cross International School (Ontario-inspected private secondary school). Students complete the 30 credits required for OSSD including the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) and 40 community involvement hours.
Uruguayan families targeting Canadian U15 universities (Toronto, McGill, UBC, McMaster, Waterloo, Western, Queen's) via OUAC, US universities via the Common Application, UK universities via UCAS, and Australian universities. The OSSD is particularly strong for direct Canadian university applications because students apply as Ontario secondary graduates rather than international students.
Live online instruction by qualified subject teachers, concurrent enrolment with Canadian Cross International School for official OSSD transcripting, Ontario course codes (ENG4U, MHF4U, SCH4U etc.) recorded against each student. CCIS issues the official Ontario diploma and transcript on successful completion of the OSSD requirements.
Primary, Secondary & Sixth Form
Primary Programmes
Ages 5-11 · Years 1-6 · Grades 1-5 · IB PYP
Cambridge Primary, Common Core or IB Primary Years Programme. Live classes are age-appropriate in length (40-50 minutes), scheduled in your local UYT time zone to suit Primary-age attention spans. Small group sizes support individual attention. Weekly parent dashboards and monthly written reports cover academic and developmental progress.
Secondary Programmes
Years 7-11 · Grades 6-11
Lower Secondary (Years 7-9) builds the foundations for IGCSE entry. IGCSE Years (10-11) cover eight to ten subjects with examination registration at Authorised Uruguayan Cambridge provision. One-on-one subject choice consultation at IGCSE entry aligns subjects with university targets. Mid-year arrivals accepted with academic catch-up support.
Sixth Form & University Preparation
Years 12-13 · Grades 11-12
Uruguayan universities admit on the national bachillerato, and foreign qualifications go through reválida and recognition procedures with requirements confirmed per institution — a family intending to enter the Uruguayan system should begin that early, and note that the absence of a validation mechanism for learning acquired outside a formal institution is precisely why a Uruguayan school enrolment matters alongside our teaching. Outward, Uruguayan students are strongly oriented toward Spain and Argentina, with the United States and Canada growing, and all of them read Cambridge A-Levels, the IB Diploma and AP records directly. UCAS reads A-Levels natively, and A-Levels are accepted in 160+ countries — including the forestry, agricultural science and engineering programmes our litoral and northern families most often have in view. Smartious provides personalised university guidance across Spanish, Argentine, US, Canadian, UK (UCAS), and Uruguayan destinations.
Eight reasons Uruguayan families choose Smartious
Each reason is grounded in something verifiable — not in marketing claims.
Experienced international educators
Subject-specific degree-qualified teaching staff with cumulative experience across Cambridge International, Pearson Edexcel, IB Diploma and American Curriculum. Many hold advanced teaching credentials including PGCE, Cambridge PDT certification, or national teaching registration in their home jurisdiction.
Personalised learning plans
Every student begins with an initial assessment. The learning plan that follows is tailored to academic level, subject preferences, target universities and family situation — not a one-size-fits-all schedule.
Academic assessments
Initial diagnostic assessment. Weekly informal assessment within classes. Monthly formal assessments. Mock examinations under timed conditions during IGCSE and A-Level years. Results inform teaching adjustments.
Small class sizes
Online tier classes have four to six students. Online Plus has smaller groups. Premium is one-on-one. Class size affects individual attention, question response time, and student speaking time during class.
Progress monitoring
Weekly parent dashboards showing attendance and assessment results. Monthly written subject reports from each teacher. Termly comprehensive reports covering academic progress, study habits and university preparation.
Parent communication
Direct communication with subject teachers and form tutors via the parent portal. Email for admissions and pastoral matters, with response within one business day. Scheduled parent-teacher meetings each term.
Global student community
Live classes bring together students from across 14 countries. Wednesday afternoon enrichment programmes — coding, robotics, debate, Model UN, chess, journalism, leadership — develop collaborative learning across geographies.
University admissions guidance
Progressive guidance from Year 10 onwards. UCAS, Common Application, OUAC, UAC and direct university application support. Personal statement coaching, interview preparation and offer-management guidance.
Alfred Ouko
Founder, Smartious Homeschool & eSchool
Alfred Ouko is the founder of Smartious Homeschool & eSchool, established in 2019 while studying at the University of Nairobi. He has grown the organisation from a tuition support service into an international online school serving families across 14 countries, including Alfred Ouko founded Smartious in Nairobi in 2019 to make international qualifications accessible to families at online-delivery fees rather than campus ones. Uruguay is the market where the law is most actively being argued while we write — a constitutional provision, a 2020 amendment, a referendum, and a case before the courts — and where we would rather set out all of it than pick the version that helps us..
Bachelor of Education (Science) — Mathematics and Physics, University of Nairobi (2022)
- Over six years supporting students through international curriculum pathways — Cambridge International (IGCSE and A-Level), Pearson Edexcel International, IB Diploma Programme, American Curriculum with AP, and homeschooling pathways.
- Direct teaching experience in secondary-level Mathematics and Physics across multiple international curriculum boards.
- Leadership of curriculum development, teacher recruitment and academic standards across Smartious's two international-standard operational centres and online programmes serving Uruguay families.
- Specialism in supporting students through university admissions to Alfred holds a BEd in Mathematics and Physics — Smartious's Cambridge A-Level and IB Diploma STEM subjects are led personally when needed, suiting the litoral's pulp and process-engineering families, the north's agricultural science households, and Montevideo's technology community. Head of Academics supervises curriculum delivery and university placement strategy per family..
“International curriculum mastery is achievable for students from any background when subject specialists, small class sizes, and individual academic plans are combined with the discipline and structure good schools provide.”
Common questions from Uruguay families
Is homeschooling legal in Uruguay?+
It is actively contested. Article 68 of the Constitution gives parents the right to choose teachers or schools, and the 2020 LUC amendment to article 7 of the Ley General de Educación removed the express obligation to enrol at a teaching centre, replacing it with a duty to contribute to compliance without specifying where education occurs — a change challenged in the referendum that confirmed the law in March 2022. The authorities read it otherwise: ANEP says the obligation is tied to attendance at a centre and Codicen's president has said no rule enables education at home. There is also ongoing litigation. Confirm your own position with ANEP.
Even if the constitutional argument is right, what stops it working?+
Validation. Uruguay's national director of education has said the country cannot carry out homeschooling even if the Constitution permits it, because there is no mechanism for validating knowledge without having passed through a formal institution in compulsory education. Titles and certifications for home-educated students are not officially recognised, which is the practical obstacle regardless of how the constitutional question resolves.
What is the ANEP case in Florida department?+
In 2024 the ANEP brought legal proceedings against families of a Mennonite community whose children do not attend public or private centres, with the Codicen majority voting to take the matter to the courts and a dissenting councillor arguing there were grounds to permit home education. We report it factually; it is ongoing and we do not take a position.
So what does Smartious actually offer in Uruguay?+
Live Cambridge or IB teaching alongside a Uruguayan school enrolment. The school carries the compulsory obligation and the recognised national record; we teach the internationally examined track alongside it. We are not an ANEP-recognised institution.
Why would a Montevideo family with excellent schools need us?+
Usually one thing: a subject set the timetable cannot sustain — Further Mathematics, a third science, a clash. Beyond that, fees, and reach if you are in Colonia, Salto, Rocha or Maldonado. Montevideo has taught Cambridge since 1908 and we would not pretend otherwise.
How does the timezone work?+
Six hours, fixed — Uruguay ended daylight saving in 2015 and Kenya observes none. Uruguayan mornings and early afternoons both land in our teaching day, and turno matutino/vespertino means most students have one window genuinely free.
Where do Uruguayan students sit Cambridge examinations?+
At authorised provision confirmed per family per session. Uruguay's British-heritage sector has run IGCSE and A-Level for generations, so provision is well established — Montevideo first, with travel planned ahead from the interior.
Which parts of Uruguay does Smartious cover?+
Montevideo, Punta del Este and Maldonado, Colonia and the litoral, Salto and the north, and Rocha and the eastern coast have dedicated pages. Live online delivery works identically anywhere in the country.
Uruguayan students join a 14+ country global cohort
Live classes bring together students from across Africa, the Gulf, Europe and Asia. A Uruguay student in our Year 11 IGCSE Mathematics class will be alongside peers in Cairo, Dubai, Bangkok, Seoul, Casablanca and Kigali. The Wednesday enrichment programmes (debate, Model UN, robotics, journalism) operate as one global classroom rather than thirteen separate national ones.