Colegio Internacional de Valladolid

The school emphasizes a practical and experiential British methodology where students learn in English from the age of one. It fosters a family atmosphere and individualized attention, aiming to develop students into creative, reflective, and caring citizens. The school integrates technology as an enriching resource, holding Google Reference School status and the Common Sense School badge for responsible digital use.

The school offers a 360-degree pedagogical project spanning Early Years (ages 1-5), Primary (ages 5-11), Secondary (ages 11-16), and Baccalaureate (ages 16-18). While the British curriculum is central, it is enriched with core subjects from the Spanish curriculum and additional languages, including French in Primary and German in Secondary. Digital learning is supported by a one-to-one Chromebook programme starting in Year 5.

Students follow a bilingual programme where they achieve high levels of English proficiency, with most reaching C2 Proficiency or C1 Advanced levels by the end of their schooling. In Secondary, the school offers a dual qualification, providing both Spanish and British (IGCSE) certifications. The curriculum prepares students for university entrance, including the Spanish EBAU exams in the second year of Baccalaureate.

The school provides psychopedagogical guidance and maintains a welfare programme to support student development. On-site support services include a school nurse and a speech therapist to assist with student health and developmental needs. Communication regarding student progress and welfare is managed through the ClickEdu platform and the student's tutor.

The school accepts applications throughout the academic year due to its private status, though early application is recommended as places are limited. The admissions process begins with an information request via the school's website, followed by the option to schedule a personalized visit to the campus. Once a place is confirmed, the school collects necessary educational data to finalize the enrollment.

The school follows the academic calendar provided by the Department of Education of Castilla y León. Specific dates are shared with families before the start of the school year and are also accessible through the school's online management platform, ClickEdu.

Located in the southern part of Valladolid, the campus comprises four buildings set within abundant green spaces. Facilities include bright classrooms, specialized laboratories, workshops, art rooms, a music room, and outdoor sports areas. Many classrooms feature dedicated libraries, and the school provides a dining service with menus prepared by a school nurse and nutritionist.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities designed to meet diverse student interests, available both during and after the school day. These include sports competitions, journalism, finance, technological design, and public speaking clubs. Additionally, the school organizes a summer camp programme.