Secondary is where adolescents grow into confident, capable young adults. With small classes, specialist teachers, and a safe, supportive environment, students are challenged academically while being cared for as individuals. Our Secondary years are Montessori-inspired — continuing the focus on independence, responsibility, and respect for the adolescent journey.
A World Prepared for Adolescents
Our purpose-built Secondary spaces are designed to support focus, creativity, and wellbeing. Classrooms are light-filled and overlook the Mallorcan countryside, while outdoor areas provide space for sports, movement, and reflection.
This environment gives adolescents the freedom to explore new interests while feeling supported every step of the way. It’s a world prepared for independence, responsibility, and self-discovery.
What Students Learn in Secondary
The Secondary years combine academic rigour with personal growth:
- IGCSE & ESO Qualifications – students follow the British curriculum and prepare for the internationally recognised IGCSEs alongside the Spanish ESO.
- Core Subjects & Options – English, Mathematics, Sciences, Spanish, Catalan, Global Perspectives, History, Arts, Drama, Music, German, and Business Studies.
- Global Citizenship – debate, Model United Nations, and community projects help students think critically and act responsibly as world citizens.
- Personal Growth – supported by our W.I.S.E. Centre, students receive personalised guidance for academic, emotional, and social needs. With the school just steps from the train station, where many secondary students already commute confidently on their own.
- Creative Arts & Sports – music, theatre, visual arts, and physical education balance academic study with creativity and wellbeing.
Teachers & Community
Secondary students are taught by specialist teachers, many with international experience and deep subject expertise. Small class sizes mean each student is known, supported, and encouraged to aim high.
The community atmosphere fosters mutual respect, resilience, and belonging. Adolescents are guided to take responsibility for their learning while knowing they are not alone — teachers, mentors, and peers walk alongside them on the path to adulthood.
Ready for the Future
By the end of Secondary, students leave with internationally recognised qualifications, confidence, and independence. Whether continuing with A-Levels, the IB, or the Spanish Bachillerato, they are well-prepared to succeed in Mallorca, Spain, or anywhere in the world.