Founded in 1944, ANS creates a community of learners where innovation drives dynamic learning experiences. Curiosity is the driver of learning at ANS, where students develop passions that allow them to maximize their leadership potential and make meaningful change with a global impact in society.
We are absolutely proud to announce that two of our student-swimmers, Sophie Ponçon and Vanessa Navarrete have been selected by the Nicaraguan Swimming Federation to represent ANS and Nicaragua at the upcoming Central American School Games in Honduras!
This incredible milestone comes right on the heels of an unforgettable performance at the National High School Student Swimming Games, hosted by MINED, and outstanding results across multiple swimming competitions, showcasing dedication, perseverance, and excellence in the pool.
Let’s join in congratulating Sophie and Vanessa! Let’s Go Tigers!
Huge congratulations to Sebastián Argüello, 11th Grade student, on his acceptance into the Johns Hopkins Pre-College Program: Foundations of Medicine and Health.
He will spend his summer challenging his perspective on the healthcare sector, participating in an intensive environment designed to prepare aspiring medical professionals for the demands and rewards of a career in medicine.
Congratulations, Sebastián! We wish you a rewarding and enriching experience this summer at Johns Hopkins.
We are proud to share that Luciana Cruz, 11th Grade student has been accepted into the University of Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program, where she will study Psychology and the Self.
She will engage in a two week course examining identity, relationships, and human behavior through both social psychological and philosophical lenses.
Congratulations, Luciana! We wish you a rewarding and enriching experience this summer at Notre Dame.
⚽️ Score Big This Summer at ANS! 🧠
Is your child ready for a World Cup of Learning & Fun? 🏆 At ANS Summer Camp 2026, we’ve built the ultimate winning strategy to keep young minds sharp while having the time of their lives!
📅 Program Details:
Dates: June 15th - July 10th
Schedule: Monday thru Friday
Time: 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: ANS Campus
Open to children from any school!
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A journey to greatness begins with one step. At ANS, students are empowered to explore their passions, overcome challenges, strive for excellence, and grow with empathy and courage.
Discover our commitment to academic success, personal growth, leadership, and a lifelong love of learning.
✅ Full English immersion from day one
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✅ A student-centered approach that builds confidence
✅ A global community preparing students for the future
Begin your child’s journey to greatness today.
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Our ANS Track and Field team recently competed in the National High School Games organized by MINED, and we are absolutely thrilled to spotlight the phenomenal performance of our very own Vanessa Wheelock!
Vanessa demonstrated outstanding effort, discipline, and excellence on the track, leading to some truly spectacular results:
Vanessa’s Medal Haul:
🥇 Gold Medal in High Jump
🥇 Gold Medal in 100m Hurdles
🥈 Silver Medal in 100m Sprint
But the excitement doesn`t stop there! Thanks to her incredible dedication, Vanessa has earned a spot to represent ANS & Nicaragua at the upcoming Central American School Games in Honduras!
We are incredibly proud of you, Vanessa, for leaving it all on the field and continuing to raise the bar.
Our students came together for a meaningful visit to Fundación Ortiz Gurdián to celebrate Mother’s Day.
Pink Club, National Art Honor Society (NAHS) and the String Ensemble joined forces, to bring love and smiles to patients, through music, hand-made cards, and thoughtful gifts.
The visit was a powerful reminder of how small acts of kindness can create a lasting impact on the lives of these amazing women.
Thank you to Fundación Ortiz Gurdián for welcoming our students and allowing us to be part of such a moment!
Over the past two weeks, our Primary School students wrapped up the Big Questions Day program with real-world explorations.
Some of our students dove into the rich traditions of Nicaraguan pottery, traveling to San Juan de Oriente to learn the cultural significance of the craft and even creating their own ceramic pieces.
Other grade levels visited the renowned Ortiz-Guridán Art Gallery in León to discover modern and contemporary art, deepening their appreciation for creativity and artistic expression.
We love seeing our students connect their classroom learning with local culture, creativity, and the vibrant world around them!
