St. Paul's School

Founded in 1968 as a non-profit private foundation, the school is committed to academic excellence, integrity, innovation, and the integral formation of the person. It emphasizes a global vision and a family-oriented environment, aiming to cultivate character, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, creativity, and problem-solving skills in its students.

The school offers a trilingual curriculum with English immersion starting in the Early Years stage. The educational journey spans four stages: Early Years, Primary, Secondary (ESO), and Bachillerato. The academic programme is designed to prepare students for international challenges, fostering both academic knowledge and essential life skills.

The school provides inclusive and personalized attention to each student. It maintains a Psycho-pedagogical Department and dedicated speech therapy (Logopedia) services to support student development.

Prospective families are invited to request a personalized visit to the school by completing an online form available on the school's website. The admissions process is supported by the school's International Office.

The school occupies a 12,000 m² campus at the foot of the Collserola Natural Park, featuring 7,000 m² of built space and 2,000 m² of gardens. The campus is divided into four distinct buildings tailored to different age groups: 'The Cube' houses administration and management, while a dedicated 3,000 m² Early Years building includes 18 classrooms, a sensory room, library, music room, and indoor psychomotricity terrace. The Joan d’Alós complex serves Primary, Secondary, and Bachillerato students with 22 classrooms, three laboratories, a STEM project room, two libraries, two music rooms, two art rooms, an auditorium, a Greek theatre, and extensive sports facilities including a gymnasium and a multi-sport pavilion.