Ivy Thomas Memorial School
Ivy Thomas Memorial School is a private bilingual school in Montevideo, Uruguay. Ivy Thomas was founded in 1959 by teacher Elizabeth Thompson de Borrás, who named it after her mother, director of the Windsor School. It offers both primary and secondary education and is based predominantly in the neighbourhood of Pocitos. Profile
The school places much importance on developing English language ability and is one of the better known private institutions in Uruguay. In 2013, Ivy Thomas, inspired by the Steve Jobs schools in The Netherlands, introduced iPads to classroom teaching. Like a number of other private schools in Montevideo and Punta Del Este, it has seen increased demand due to an influx of expatriates from Argentina looking to escape the tax regime in their country. In 2018, Ivy Thomas opened a second site outside Montevideo in Camino de los Horneros. Notable alumni

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Schools in Montevideo
Private schools in Uruguay
Educational institutions established in 1959

External links
 Official website