Xavier Cycle
Xavier Cycle (6° – 8°) A stage in which students strengthen their critical thinking, broaden their worldview, and develop research, dialogue, and collaboration skills. Here, they consolidate their autonomy, their sense of responsibility, and their ability to engage with new academic and personal challenges.
Excellence begins in a well-formed heart.
In Xavier Cycle, students deepen their critical thinking and broaden their understanding of the world through more rigorous academic experiences and projects that invite them to research, dialogue, and work collaboratively.
This stage marks a significant advancement in their autonomy and sense of responsibility, as they begin to manage their own processes, organize their time, and embrace their school commitments with greater maturity. As they face new intellectual, social, and emotional challenges, they strengthen their skills in analysis, communication, and problem-solving—essential tools for their formation in the years to come.