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Green Valley School offers a through-line international education for ages 1 to 18, delivering the British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, and the IB Diploma Programme. Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and IB DP are offered, with a focus on human values, intercultural understanding, and lifelong learning in a peaceful, collaborative environment. Classrooms are equipped with modern technology to support learning, and nutrition is tailored with healthy menus to sustain concentration. The school reports IB results in the top 2%, including the 2025 cohort. The curriculum supports multiple intelligences through an integrated approach to academics, arts, languages, and extracurriculars. Languages include Catalan and French, with German or Swedish offered as a third language. A sports program runs alongside academics, with soccer, basketball, track and field, hockey, gymnastics, and pickleball, and a new sports facility near the school features an Olympic-sized pool. Extracurriculars span music and drama, robotics, chess, and garden/kitchen workshops, fostering holistic development.
King Richard III College is a British international private day school located in Portals Nous, Mallorca, enrolling students from age 2 to 18. The curriculum combines the English national framework with Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge AS/A2 examinations, alongside Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and a bilingual Spanish pathway through Bachillerato. The school teaches core subjects from the Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stages 2–5, culminating in A Levels, and offers Marine Science, Photography and Music at advanced levels. A dedicated Spanish/Bachillerato track runs in parallel, supporting an international student body drawn from more than 40 nationalities. On-site facilities include four modern buildings, 28 classrooms with sea views, science laboratories, an art studio with darkrooms, an ICT suite and a 350-seat theatre. Extracurriculars feature a Duke of Edinburgh Award program, a renowned theatre program and a broad array of clubs, with off-site sailing and equestrian activities and strong community service initiatives globally.
Raoul Wallenberg International School Palma (RWIS Palma) follows the Cambridge International Pathway as its core framework, offering Cambridge Primary (5–11), Cambridge Lower Secondary (11–14), Cambridge Upper Secondary (14–16), and Cambridge Advanced (16–19). The RWIS curriculum blends Cambridge with RWIS's cycle of inquiry, engaging students in six points of inquiry to develop critical thinking, collaboration and problem solving. Cambridge qualifications are recognised and enable progression to universities worldwide. Assessments follow Cambridge's mastery-based approach. RWIS Palma is part of an independent school organization originating in Sweden. The Raoul Wallenberg School was founded in 2005, opening its first school in August 2006. The organization educates 4,500 students in 20 schools and maintains stable financial performance. The campus spans 10,000 metres, blending historic charm and modern facilities, including a chapel-turned-auditorium, outdoor spaces, gardens and an orchard, solar power and rainwater harvesting with safeguarding. Extracurriculars include academics, languages, sports and community service, with activities 15:35–16:30.
Agora Portals International School is a private international school in Portals Nous, Mallorca, and is part of the Globeducate Group. It offers an IB Continuum from Early Years to the Diploma Programme (PYP, MYP, DP) and includes a German Curriculum, serving ages 0–18. The school is tri-lingual with English as the flagship language and Mandarin Chinese, German and French as additional languages; multilingual immersion supports mastery of at least two languages and develops analytical thinking, information presentation, evaluation and defence of ideas, creative problem solving, knowledge retention and understanding of key concepts. Agora Portals was the first educational centre in the Balearic Islands to offer the Diploma Programme in 2011 and is today the first and only IB Continuum School in the islands. The coastal campus features bright, modern classrooms, an official Music Conservatory and extensive sports facilities including a semi-Olympic indoor pool. The Agora Innovation Centre (180 m²) hosts 3D printers, VR, robotics and laser cutters. A library and the Language Academy support a broad, technologically enriched curriculum.
Svenska Skolan Mallorca is a private Swedish school in Palma offering education from early years to gymnasium within the Swedish curriculum. The school serves about 90 pupils aged 2 to 18 and operates under mixed-age groups with small classes, providing individualized instruction. The main language is Swedish, with daily English and Spanish from year 1; Catalan is optional for students with good Spanish. About 40 percent of learning occurs in languages other than Swedish, and some subjects are taught partly in Spanish or English. The school is approved by Swedish and Spanish authorities and is housed in a historic palace in central Palma. It emphasizes outdoor education and physical activity, with twice-weekly PE trips to a sports center, the beach, or Bellver woods and options such as sailing and swimming. The curriculum supports musical and theatre productions, annual Lucia celebrations, and community-life activities that connect students with local culture today.
Located in Palma, Lycée Français International de Palma is a private French international school affiliated with the Mission Laïque Française. It serves about 620 students aged 3 to 18 and delivers the French national program, homologated by the French Ministry of Education from nursery through terminale. The school is part of the Mission Laïque Française network and is recognized by both the French and Spanish Ministries of Education. Instruction is conducted in French, with the host-country language taught from kindergarten and a third language for international communication, typically English. Spanish is taught at all levels and Catalan from CP to Terminale, with Balearic elements integrated into the curriculum. The school delivers the French Baccalauréat and, under Spanish homologation, Spanish diplomas (ESO and Bachiller) plus language certifications. It emphasizes intercultural and multilingual learning, digital literacy through ICT, and a vivacious community focused on convivencia and savoir vivre for students and families.
The Montessori School of Mallorca blends Montessori pedagogy with a British curriculum to offer a continuous journey from Casa (ages 3–5) to Secondary (11–16). It combines Montessori methods with the English National Curriculum, culminating in Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE qualifications alongside a Spanish ESO pathway. English is the main language of learning within a multilingual community, with Montessori Model United Nations (MMUN) conferences in Rome and New York. Primary is homework-free and delivers academics, languages, arts, and physical education, supported by Montessori staff and specialists in music, languages, and sport. In Secondary, classes are small and British in approach, with a dual qualification pathway (IGCSE and ESO) and Global Perspectives, MMUN. W.I.S.E. Centre provides wellbeing, inclusion, and safeguarding. The campus revolves around a 400-year-old windmill, with outdoor spaces, gardens, and nature-focused learning. Languages include Spanish, Catalan, and German, with trips to London, Madrid, Rome, New York, and China.
ISLA Academy in Manacor, Mallorca, opened in September 2024 to deliver British education with a distinct focus on sport and outdoor learning. The school follows a British curriculum framework, preparing students for Cambridge IGCSE and A-level examinations, with Cambridge IGCSE and Edexcel IGCSE options. Instruction is in English and Spanish, with daily language support in both languages. The program blends core subjects with project-based learning and frequent outdoor experiences, using the natural environment—forests, beaches, and campus spaces—for field trips, science investigations, and physical education. Each pupil receives an Individual Learning Plan to tailor progression for all abilities and diverse backgrounds, supported by a remedial teacher and an educational psychologist. Facilities emphasize movement and wellbeing: most days include outdoor lessons, sport, and field activities. A collaboration with Mallorca Art School enriches visual arts, while a range of on-site clubs and Discovery Days extend learning beyond the classroom. This approach supports learners.
The Tudor Rose British College is a Cambridge International School in Mallorca serving Nursery through Lower Secondary (ages 2–14). The school offers the Cambridge Primary, IGCSE and A Level frameworks, with classes limited to 10 pupils to support personalised learning. English and Spanish as second languages are supported, helping bilingual development alongside a traditional British cultural identity and multicultural values. The campus is a country manor on Mallorca's east coast, surrounded by 5000 square metres of outdoor gardens and mature spaces for learning. On site facilities include a lending library, a reading lounge and a dedicated Nature Centre, plus specialist language, art and music staff. The school is an authorised Cambridge exam centre, enabling preparation courses and official Cambridge examinations on site. A programme of termly trips, school dramas, inter-school competitions and concerts complements after-school clubs. During Summer Camp for ages 7–14, seasonal boarding is available. A caring, inclusive community.
Queen's College in Palma, Majorca, offers a British National Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Founded in 1977, it serves about 400 pupils aged 3 to 18 and operates as a day school with NABSS membership and Balearic Ministry of Education authorisation to provide British education to students of all nationalities. The curriculum is broad and demanding, designed to prepare pupils for GCSEs, A-levels and the IB DP, while allowing homologation to Spanish qualifications when selected Spanish subjects are studied. The campus sits on the site of a former convent overlooking the bay, with purpose-built classrooms arranged around patios and extensive indoor and outdoor spaces for learning. Experienced staff guide university applications, and graduates have gained places at Imperial College, Columbia, ESSEC, Oxford and Cambridge. The school emphasises leadership, cooperation and adaptability through exams, extracurriculars and community service. The environment blends academic challenge with personal development and wellbeing throughout.
The Academy International School provides a British‑based international education for ages 2 to 18. The curriculum combines the National Curriculum of England and Wales with progression routes to Cambridge IGCSE and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). Opened in 1985 as a summer and then preparatory school, it now serves hundreds of pupils from diverse backgrounds and is an examination centre for Cambridge assessments and the IB. It is a member of the National Association of British Schools in Spain. The campus covers Early Years to the IBDP, with EYFS indoor–outdoor classrooms, technology spaces and specialist areas for music, IT, art and science. Primary facilities include laboratories and a library; Secondary spaces feature an amphitheatre, laboratories and themed classrooms; IBDP facilities also include amphitheatre and dedicated labs. Sports facilities are extensive, from Astroturf pitches and a swimming pool to paddle courts, tennis and riding areas. The school draws students from across continents, with many from Spain, the UK and Germany, fostering a global perspective. Extracurriculars include Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, and Community and Service clubs.
Eurocampus Deutsche Schule Palma de Mallorca is a private German international school serving ages 3 to 18. The language of instruction is German, and the school follows the guidelines and curricula of recognized German Auslandsschulen on the Iberian Peninsula. From first grade, Spanish is taught at native level and English is taught as a foreign language; Catalan is taught for up to two hours per week. From fifth to seventh grade, Spanish includes Ciencias Sociales (biology, geography, history); from seventh grade, French is offered to Gymnasium students. The curriculum differentiates instruction, allowing advanced students to work on material from the next grade while others may repeat as needed. Upon completing final exams, students earn Hauptschulabschluss (grade 9), Realschulabschluss (grade 10), eligibility for the gymnasiale Oberstufe (grade 10), and Abitur (grade 12). The Mallorca campus is authorized by KMK to conduct Abitur on site. The school also offers diverse extracurricular opportunities.
Bellver College provides a British education for pupils aged 3 to 18, following English National Curriculum from Early Years through A-Levels. English is language of instruction, with Spanish and Catalan integration to support bilingual readiness in Cambridge Primary. Early Years (3–5) uses play-based learning to develop literacy, numeracy and emotional development. Primary (5–11) adapts the Cambridge Primary framework to international context. Secondary (11–16) leads to IGCSE examinations, while Sixth Form (16–18) offers A-Levels with personalised university guidance for UK, Spanish and worldwide universities. The campus comprises buildings for Early Years, Primary and Secondary, Sixth Form study room, a science laboratory, an art studio and a concert hall. A partnership with Princesa de España Sports Centre provides a field, an athletics track and an Olympic-size pool. The school runs overseas trips and a sailing programme, and celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2025 after adopting Bellver College identity and modernising facilities.
Myschool Mallorca International School is a British international school in Mallorca, Spain offering a UK curriculum from pre-nursery to Year 11 with EYFS and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE. After GCSE, most students progress to A Levels at Palma College, a sixth form college owned by Mallorca International Schools Group. Opened in 2016, the school is privately owned and located in a residential area in northwest Mallorca. The curriculum follows a National Curriculum-based programme to Year 11, with EYFS guiding learning through three prime areas and four specific areas. The provision across primary and secondary is broad and balanced, fostering curiosity, critical thinking and creativity. GCSEs are offered. Facilities include spaces for art, music, science and drama, on-site dining room, including a swimming pool, planting garden and woodland for learning. Summer Camp offers language instruction, arts, science experiments, sports and swimming; weekly workshops cover Martial Arts, Performing Arts, Home Economics and Horticulture.
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