Escola Global International School

Escola Global focuses on educating children for life rather than solely for exams, prioritising kindness, purpose, creativity, rigour, and global awareness. The methodology combines the British National Curriculum with Spanish language, utilising Project-Based Learning (PBL) and an Enrichment Programme to foster curiosity and resilience. Sustainability is a core principle, with the school holding Eco-School and Blue School certifications.

The school follows the British National Curriculum, enriched with Spanish, across four stages: Early Years (Nursery 1 to Reception), Primary (Key Stages 1–2), Secondary (Key Stages 3–4), and Sixth Form (Years 12–13). Secondary students work towards IGCSEs, while Sixth Form students specialise in three to four A-Level subjects, with options for dual qualifications including the Spanish Bachillerato. The curriculum incorporates project-based learning, digital media, environmental management, music, drama, and marine sciences.

Students achieve results above international averages, with recent IGCSE performance showing 88% of grades at A–C and 100% pass rates in English, Science, and Languages. Graduates are prepared for top universities worldwide through pathways that include Cambridge International A-Levels and the Spanish Bachillerato. The school also supports the development of life skills through the Duke of Edinburgh Award and the International Project Qualification.

The school provides tailored academic and pastoral care, including mentoring and well-being tools. Students receive personalised guidance for university applications in both Spain and international destinations. Small class sizes ensure that every child is known and supported within the school's diverse community.

The school welcomes applications throughout the year for students aged 2 to 18, subject to availability. The process involves an initial enquiry, a campus visit with a meeting with a Head of Learning, and the submission of academic reports from the previous two years. For students entering Year 3 and above, a short assessment in English and Mathematics is required before an offer of a place is made.

The school operates on an academic year basis, with the 2026-2027 calendar currently established. Admissions enquiries are accepted for entry points including immediate start, September 2026, and January 2027.

Located in the Parc Bit innovation park in Palma de Mallorca, the campus features outdoor learning spaces, including eco-hut classrooms and gardens. The school maintains an on-site kitchen where meals are prepared daily by a professional team using local and seasonal ingredients. The environment is designed to integrate nature with academic and creative pursuits.