As an International British School, we are proud to deliver the full British curriculum, ensuring that our students gain a deep understanding of the United Kingdom’s history, geography, society and core values.
We actively promote British culture throughout every aspect of school life, from our academic programmes to our wider community ethos. This commitment not only shapes a rich educational experience, but also fosters a sense of respect, responsibility and global citizenship in every student.
Through cross-curricular activities, the school marks national celebrations such as the Coronation of His Majesty the King or the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
These values are developed through everyday experiences, participation and reflection across the school year.
Children learn that everyone has a voice and that decisions are made by listening to the majority. We model this through:
These experiences help pupils understand fairness, participation and shared responsibility.
Children explore how rules and laws keep people safe and help our school community work fairly. We reinforce this by:
This helps pupils understand consequences, responsibility and the role of rules in everyday life.
We help our pupils develop a strong sense of pride in who they are and confidence in the opinions, lifestyles and beliefs they hold.
Through Topic and PSHEE, especially as we build towards our annual International Day, children explore a wide range of cultures, traditions and faiths.
These experiences encourage pupils to be open-minded, celebrate diversity and reflect on how personal choices and identities shape our community. By giving children safe opportunities to express themselves, we strengthen their independence, self-esteem and respect for others.
We promote respect for ourselves, for others and for the world we live in.
Through our themed assemblies and our school pillars — Commitment, Kindness, Honesty, and Respect — we reinforce these values both inside and outside the classroom.
By consistently modelling and teaching these behaviours, we help pupils understand how their actions affect others and how respectful choices contribute to healthy and positive relationships.
This approach ensures our students grow into open-minded, empathetic and responsible individuals, well prepared for all aspects of life in an increasingly diverse world.
As a British school in Spain, we proudly promote British culture and support our wider community throughout the year. We celebrate key British events such as World Book Week, British Science Week, Jeans for Genes, Harvest Festival, Dyslexia Awareness Day, and Remembrance Day.
These celebrations help our students connect with British traditions while learning in an international environment.
We also teach our pupils the importance of helping others. Our school regularly collaborates with non-profit organisations and contributes to the community through food and clothing donations, craft sales, competitions, non-uniform days, and school discos.
