Colegio Hispano Inglés de Las Palmas

The school is a private, secular, and co-educational institution that emphasizes an international and practical approach to language and technology. It aims to prepare students for a globalized world by integrating two official educational systems and four languages into the daily curriculum. The school fosters independence and self-confidence, supported by a "family and school" partnership through its Parents' School.

The school offers a dual-curriculum program that allows students to obtain both British and Spanish official qualifications simultaneously. The British pathway includes IGCSE and A Level qualifications, while the Spanish pathway leads to the EBAU baccalaureate. Daily instruction includes Spanish, English, German, and Mandarin Chinese, with native-level English proficiency as a core objective. The curriculum is supported by an international teaching staff from Spain, the British Isles, Germany, China, and other countries.

Students consistently achieve high results in the Spanish EBAU university entrance exams, with the school reporting the highest average marks in the province of Las Palmas. In the British system, students successfully pass IGCSE exams in subjects including International Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English, Spanish, German, History, Geography, Economics, Enterprise, and Computer Sciences. Graduates frequently gain access to prestigious universities, including options in the UK, the European Union, and the United States.

The school provides a psychopedagogical guidance service staffed by a team of psychologists and speech therapists. Additionally, each student is assigned two tutors—one Spanish and one British—who coordinate to ensure effective learning across both educational systems. A school support fund is also available to guarantee the continuity of a student's education until Baccalaureate in the event of the death of a parent due to illness or accident.

Interested families must complete an online form to initiate the enrollment process. Following the submission, the school contacts the family to arrange a visit, which is required to learn more about the educational project and to secure a place, as availability is limited and assigned based on the order of visits.

The school operates on a continuous schedule from 8:15 am to 4:00 pm, with early opening at 7:30 am for families requiring it. Following the conclusion of the school day, the schedule can be extended until 6:00 pm for extra-curricular activities. Baby and Nursery stages offer flexibility in arrival and departure times, though arrival by 9:30 am is recommended.

The school operates across specialized centers tailored to student age groups: Ciudad Jardín hosts Baby, Nursery, Infant, and Primary stages (ages 0–12), while Tafira Alta serves Secondary and Bachillerato students (ages 12–18). The campuses feature dedicated sports courts for basketball, volleyball, and soccer, designed for use by specific age groups without interference. All centers provide dining room services with menus supervised by a nutrition department, and the Ciudad Jardín locations offer a "Besa & Baja" service to facilitate safe parking for parents.

The school offers a range of extra-curricular activities that extend the school day until 6:00 pm, including homework support, modern dance, and sports. Basketball, volleyball, and soccer are the primary sports played on the school's dedicated courts. Additionally, high school students have the opportunity to participate in annual work experience placements in the UK, where they stay with local families to gain professional experience in sectors such as commerce, industry, health, education, transport, and hospitality.