We nurture their learning whilst also stressing the importance of learning autonomously and developing good study habits.
This is strengthened by the teaching methods used – investigative projects, oral presentations with discussions and debates.
Our goal is to give students the necessary learning tools and habits that will serve them for a lifetime.
🡲 Spanish subjects:
🡲 English medium subjects:
A blend of academics, sports, and arts.
Encouraging international understanding
A blend of academics, sports, and arts.
Our international English secondary school curriculum in Spain is designed to ensure that students engage in a wide and balanced range of subjects. There is greater depth of knowledge in each subject through learning provided by subject specialists.
The KS3 curriculum is designed to ensure students engage with a broad and balanced range of subjects. There is an increased depth of knowledge in each subject through learning provided by subject specialists. This provides all students with a thorough and solid foundation from which students can go on to explore in any direction they choose, before progressing to the more specialised curriculum in Key Stage 4.
Languages, Literature and the Humanities are taught alongside Science, Mathematics, ICT, Art and Music.The curriculum introduces a third language (German or French) which students will follow through to GCSE, and also Spanish Social Studies, which is taught in Spanish.
Key Stage 4 represents a two-year programme in which most of the courses studied by students will progress to GCSE or IGCSE qualifications.
This is the first point at which the range of subjects studied begins to narrow, and students must think carefully about their areas of interest, in the subjects and in terms of their possible future studies and their career aspirations. The programmes become significantly more specialised, which provides increased challenge and interest for the students.
(Successful completion of a minimum of 4 IGCSE´s converts to the resolución de homoglagación which is required if a student changes to a Spanish education system at the end of Y11).
The high level of challenge in the programmes at Key Stage 4 strongly supports the vision of a confident learning community: the skills, attitudes and mutual support developed through the Key Stage 3 programme and through the ongoing focus on Responsibility for Learning will enable students to successfully meet the demands of the courses.
Successful completion of these exams is the first step towards accessing university entrance.
