Yes. Our EXTRA Summer Programmes provide multiple options—ideal for language
practice, social integration for new students, and leisure activities. Similar winter programmes
are also available, with activities held on campus or at partner locations.
FAQS & COVID-19
There is no formal entrance exam. Instead, the family meets with a designated
representative to discuss the student’s needs (curriculum, subjects, languages, special needs,
etc.). If needed, appropriate language support programs will be recommended to ensure a
smooth transition.
Yes. We operate multiple bus routes covering various age groups—from P2 through to
Baccalaureate—ensuring that all routes arrive before 08:30 and depart before 16:40. Our
transportation service is managed by a reliable provider and is promoted as a sustainable
option.
Private transportation is provided for all boarding students, ensuring a safe and punctual
journey to and from school.
We encourage active parental involvement through multiple avenues:
● Direct Communication: Open dialogue with teachers, tutors, and the administrative
team.
● Accessible Facilities: Easy access to the cafeteria, library, waiting areas, and the
school shop.
● Special Events: Participation in open days, classroom activities, and other school
events.
● School Clubs: Involvement in our clubs (Community Services, Health/Science &
Technology, Art/Culture & Leisure, and Sports) helps shape the school calendar and
organize joint community activities (such as the Calçotada and Patronage Night).
Class sizes vary by age—from 12 students in nursery school to 25 in preschool and primary,
with a maximum of 30 in ESO and Baccalaureate. These sizes ensure individualized attention,
effective socialization, and alignment with our innovative teaching methods.
Yes. Various solutions are available for each unique situation. We recommend contacting
our admissions service to discuss your specific case.
Fees are paid in 10 equal installments throughout the school year. In nursery and preschool,
fees start at €450 per payment and increase through primary, secondary, and baccalaureate
levels. The fees also vary depending on whether a student opts for the local BAT, the IB, or the
dual BAT + IB diploma. Additional expenses (such as materials, excursions, camps, and
optional services like transport, canteen, extracurricular activities, and reception service)
depend on the student’s age and family profile. Please contact us for details on discounts or
financial aid options.
Applicants should have successfully completed secondary school in a recognized system
(with proper homologation) and meet any additional requirements related to university
preparation and the student’s academic goals.
The school day starts at 08:30 and ends at 16:30, Monday through Friday. An optional reception service is available from 07:30 to 08:30 in the morning and 16:30 to 17:45 in the
afternoon.
● Morning: Wake up, have breakfast, and travel to school via private transportation.
● Daytime: Attend classes, enjoy lunch, participate in sports and extracurricular activities.
● Evening: Study, relax, have dinner, and then rest.
We offer a wide range of lunchtime and afternoon activities, including language clubs,
sports, music and art programs, science and technology projects, and other unique initiatives.
These activities are open to both our students and, in some cases, to children from other
schools and interested parents.
Our canteen is a vital educational space where students learn about healthy eating habits.
Operated by a specialized company and overseen by our in-house dietitian, the canteen offers
various rates to suit each family’s needs.
Our boarding program offers students a chance to experience Spain in a relaxed, student-
friendly environment. Located one hour from Barcelona—near both the sea and mountains—our
school is renowned for academic excellence and its diverse international community.
Yes, a uniform is required to promote equity and minimize distractions:
● P1 to P3: Students wear a tracksuit.
● P4 to 4th of ESO: Students wear the official school uniform.
● Baccalaureate: Uniforms are not required, though a respectful dress code applies.
This flexible policy allows students to mix and match garments and colors while keeping daily
attire practical. All uniform items are available through our school shop, both online and in-store.
Students follow a multilingual curriculum. From P1 to P5, instruction is in English. In primary
school, Catalan, Spanish, and Chinese are introduced and taught throughout the student’s
tenure. Language proficiency may be certified before graduation.
Students can choose from three accommodation options:
● Premium Package: Private room and bathroom in a hotel residence.
● Standard Package: Shared room and bathroom (arrangements may vary based on
availability).
● Host Families: Carefully selected families offering private rooms.
Boarding students enjoy a variety of supervised activities on weekends, including trips to
Barcelona, Roman Tarragona, and Modernist Reus; visits to amusement parks (such as Port
Aventura and Ferrari Land); attendance at football matches and sports events; as well as
participation in local village festivals and cultural experiences.
● Standard Package: Residences are available in Reus and Tarragona.
● Premium Package: Residences are located in Salou.
