From Montessori to Secondary. Ages 3 t0 16.
Blending Montessori Education with the British National Curriculum.
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Why Families Choose Us
Montessori Pedagogy
Hands-on and movement-based discovery in mixed-age classrooms, where children learn from each other
British Curriculum Pathway
A clear structure from Primary to Secondary, leading to British IGCSE and Spanish ESO qualifications.
Global Citizens
English as the main language of learning, with a vibrant international community and Model United Nations in Rome.
Wellbeing & Community
A safe, caring environment that fosters resilience, kindness, and a sense of belonging — where every child feels valued.
Curriculum Overview
At the Montessori School of Mallorca, our curriculum offers a continuous journey from Casa to Secondary, nurturing independence, curiosity, and resilience. We combine strong academics with creativity, respect, and global citizenship to prepare children not only for exams, but for life.
Casa (3-5)
Joyful first steps in independence and discovery.
Primary (5-11)
Curiosity, strong foundations, and academic confidence.
Secondary (11-16)
Rigorous academics, wellbeing, and preparation for IGCSE and life beyond.
Secondary (Ages 11-16)
British curriculum. Montessori values. Small classes with subject specialists, W.I.S.E. personal support, and dual international qualifications (IGCSE & ESO)—all taught with a global perspective that helps adolescents feel known, challenged, and confident.
We believe every child deserves to grow with curiosity, confidence, and compassion — prepared not only for exams, but for life.
Montserrat Povill Pacheco — Director
Built Around Family Life
Family-Friendly Timetable
School hours from 9:00 to 16:00 (Fridays until 15:30) support healthy routines, balanced days, and more quality family time.
Access by Train & Private Parking
Just metres from the train station, with a dedicated parking area for families — making drop-offs smooth while older students build independence by commuting on their own.
Homework-Free Primary Learning
In Primary, we keep evenings free by not setting homework — supporting wellbeing, reducing stress, and more time for family life and creativity.