In today’s episode of our podcast, we were joined by educator Cristian Soto and Fr. Fray Juan Sebastián Bernal Bello, O.S.A. We are very happy to resume our institutional podcast as we begin Lent, a special and meaningful season for our community and for Catholics around the world. It is a sacred time in which we reconnect with God through prayer, almsgiving, and fasting.

Fr. Juan Sebastián explains the meaning of this important tradition and how everyone can take part in the OLA initiative and the Holy Week mission by offering different forms of support to those most in need. We hope to count on the support of our entire community in this beautiful and meaningful mission. 🙏✨

Today, we are joined by Fray Sebastián Bernal Bello, OSA, and our educator Jorge Ocampo, who share with us the true meaning of Christmas and explain the importance of this celebration for our community.

In this special edition, they invite us to reflect on the values that Christmas inspires: hope, unity, faith, and gratitude. Together, they remind us that this season goes far beyond decorations and traditions; it is a time to strengthen our bonds, open our hearts, and celebrate the birth of Jesus with joy and humility.

Their conversation highlights the beauty of sharing as a community and the importance of recognizing God’s presence in our daily lives. As we approach this holiday season, we are encouraged to live Christmas with purpose, love, and generosity.

May this message fill our families with light and peace as we prepare to welcome the arrival of our Savior.

Merry Christmas to our LCR family! 🎄✨🙏

On this occasion, we are joined by our Academic Coordinator, Sandra Rozo, and our teacher, Jorge Ocampo, who share an inspiring summary of everything we experienced throughout this school year, including the goals and achievements reached in our institution. 📚💛

We talk about the most significant accomplishments, the challenges we overcame, and the upcoming projects that will continue strengthening learning and the growth of our entire educational community. 🚀🌟

We invite you to listen to this episode filled with reflections, learning, and a forward-looking vision. Don’t miss it!

In today’s episode of La Voz de Sancho, we chat with Jorge Ocampo, educator, and Fray Miguel García, our school administrator, about something we all care about ; how our students’ meals are prepared and managed.

It’s an important topic for our community, especially for parents who’ve asked great questions about the restaurant process and daily nutrition.

Tune in to hear all the details.

We are Augustinians Educating from the heart.❤️‍🔥

In today’s podcast, we are joined by our teacher Jorge Ocampo and our students Tomás and Juan José, who participated in the immersion program in Canada organized by our school. This trip was a key step in their preparation for a successful future in the English language. They share their experience and how it enriched their personal and professional growth. Don’t miss this episode of La Voz de Sancho! Let us know in the comments if you’d like to hear more.

In today’s podcast, we are joined by our educator, Jorge Ocampo, and our alumnus, Santiago Quintero Pfeifer, Class of 2013. In this episode, we will be talking about how social media has played a role in Santiago’s life and his current online presence. We will also touch on a very interesting topic: some facts about Bogotá. Don’t miss it!

In today’s episode of our podcast, we’re joined by our educator Jorge Ocampo and our Bilingualism Coordinator Andrés Cifuentes, who tells us all about the summer camp that took place during the holidays in Villeta with grades 4, 5, and 6. The purpose of this camp was to practice the English language and enjoy recreational moments. The activities were super fun including a spa day, sports, and much more.

As a school, it’s very important for us that our students take part in these kind of activities. They help us grow as a community and prepare for the future, both in mastering English and in upcoming immersion trips to different countries.

We want to invite you to stay tuned because the next English camp will be announced soon, and we want everyone to be part of this amazing experience.

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In today’s podcast, we are joined by educators Jorge Ocampo and Alejandra Espitia, who share with us how the process of introducing the new foreign language, French, has been at our Liceo. We’re very happy to have started this journey this year and are thrilled by the warm reception our students have given to this new language.

Alejandra tells us about her experience and how she has observed the students’ progress as they open themselves to this Francophone language.

Our students, full of excitement, are learning French through culture, dance, and music—something that truly excites us as a school and has a positive impact on our education.

Thank you all for listening to our podcast. Don’t forget to share it and join us in each episode, where we talk about everything happening at our Liceo.

In today’s podcast, we are joined by educator Jorge Ocampo and our counselor Gloria Reyes, who will talk to us about bullying and the Anti-Bullying Prevention Week taking place at our school. This is a meaningful and important opportunity for our community to share how we address such a crucial topic and to present the prevention protocols we have in place at our school

n today’s podcast, we are joined by Isabella Amador Agudelo and our Principal, Father Germán Rodríguez Pérez, OSA.

We talk about the update of our brand as Liceo de Cervantes El Retiro Bilingual, a process that has taken time and is now bearing fruit. We are proud to be officially certified as a bilingual school.

We thank the families, students, teachers, and the entire community for being part of this journey with the British Council. Our students also take diagnostic exams to assess their level and help us improve as an institution.

We also share our plan to become an International school in partnership with the University of Cambridge, one of our greatest goals.

Thank you, Father Germán, for your dedication, love, and commitment to our Liceo. All of this has been possible thanks to you and your perseverance.