Lomas Hill School

In Brief

Lomas Hill is a small, bilingual IB school across three campuses (Cuajimalpa, Santa Fe, Interlomas), running from age 2 through Year 9. The vibe most parents describe is warm and family-feeling. People genuinely like the teachers.

The strongest theme we hear is personalised attention. Small classes, kids known by name, a real focus on emotional wellbeing alongside academics. Languages are well taught (English plus French from middle school). The community is tight and parents stick around.

According to one parent, "the school is very open and with a good level of instruction" - that matches what you hear around town. Teachers in particular get a lot of warmth.

Two things worth asking about on a tour:

Staff turnover. There's reportedly been more movement among teachers and admin staff than you'd expect, and it's a question other parents have raised. Ask how many homeroom teachers are returning next year.

Special needs and learning support. The school markets inclusion, but if your child needs structured support, push hard on what the actual programme looks like in practice - staffing, specialists, individualised plans. One parent said they felt the school "is more focused on being in fashion than to really improve in areas of education." A minority view, but worth pressure-testing.

Also worth clarifying: which campus, and where the IB is fully embedded vs. still being implemented. The branding is consistent across sites; the experience can vary.

Net: a genuinely nurturing small school for a typical kid, especially in the early years. Go in with eyes open on staffing continuity and learning support, and you'll know what you're getting.