Our aim is to motivate pupils to give their best in every area of their lives. To achieve this, we encourage them to attain excellent academic results that enable them to make a positive contribution to society.
Our educational programmes focus on the development of the whole person, covering the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed for a fulfilling life and good relationships with others. We foster creativity, critical thinking and independence through a rigorous curriculum spanning the sciences, humanities, physical education and the arts. This ensures strong academic results and professional success for our pupils.
“Excellent people, excellent students”
Our international model is designed to educate our pupils as responsible, active and well-informed members of the global community, with strong communication skills.
Learning foreign languages is key to developing global citizens and competitive professionals, but it is not the only element of a sound international education.
Our model rests on four pillars:
Personal accompaniment (one-to-one guidance and support) is central to the school’s educational model and fosters the all-round development of every pupil. It is built on a deep relationship of support, dialogue and communication. The milestones along this path of personal growth are summed up in the motto: “Know yourself, accept yourself, better yourself”.
This accompaniment takes place through a range of programmes:
Our school, part of Regnum Christi, is dedicated to educating by evangelising and evangelising by educating, integrating faith and reason for the full development of every pupil.
We draw on a Christian vision that encourages pupils to discover God’s love and to transform society in line with Gospel values. Pupils experience the joy of faith through prayer, the sacraments and religious activities, and come to know the school as a spiritual family.
They are also trained in leadership and service, taking part in social projects from Primary through to Sixth Form (Bachillerato). Projects such as “Comuniones solidarias” (Solidarity Communions) and “Proyecto Senegal” foster social commitment and Christian love, giving pupils the chance to serve those most in need and to live out the value of apostolate.
