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Arts & Enrichment

At Biltmore, the arts are another way to learn, think, and express ourselves. Following the Reggio Emilia idea that children have "a hundred languages," students explore ideas through music, movement, art and play.

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What students do

  • Music: multiple classes from preschool through 8th grade
  • Modern dance: an extracurricular program that builds confidence, discipline and perseverance in every dancer
  • Visual art: an atelier (art studio) where children work with paint, clay, mixed media and found materials
  • After-school clubs and sports

On stage

Students perform throughout the year: the Hispanic Heritage Showcase in October, the Winter Show in December and the Spring Music & Dance Recital in April. These performances provide students with meaningful opportunities to express their passion for music and dance while fostering an appreciation for cultural diversity. Through exploring the traditions, music, and dances of diverse cultures, children develop a deeper understanding of different perspectives, learn to embrace cultural differences, and celebrate the richness of our global community.

Our Summer Camp continues the fun in June and July with field trips, water play andthemed weeks.

Our Programs
  • Preschool for Ages 2–4
  • Elementary School
  • Middle School
  • Arts
  • IB Programme
  • Enhancement
Why Families Choose Us
  • 100 Years of Excellence
  • Prestigious School in Miami
  • International Baccalaureate World School
  • Highly Qualified and Experienced Staff
Families We Serve

Families from Miami, Coral Gables, West Miami, Coconut Grove and beyond.

Celebrating Diversity through Language

At The Biltmore School, we recognize the integral role language plays in a child's development. Our comprehensive language policy aligns with our philosophy and the needs of our students, supporting their journey to becoming multilingual global citizens.

We identify students' mother tongue language through annual registration, ensuring tailored support for those in need. Assessments like MAP Growth and GRADE help identify language difficulties, enabling teachers to make reasonable adjustments.

Our language program assessment encompasses oral, written, and visual communication strands. Teachers employ various methods such as portfolios and conferences, ensuring a holistic approach to language development. Continuous professional development, weekly group meetings, and individual sessions support our teachers in implementing best practices.

Where Language Builds Bridges