Les Alzines

Les Alzines is a Christian-inspired school founded in 1976, based on the principles of Christian humanism and personalized attention. The educational project emphasizes the development of the whole person, promoting virtues such as freedom, effort, optimism, solidarity, and respect. The school operates as a family-oriented institution where parents are considered the primary educators, working in ongoing collaboration with teachers. From primary school onwards, the institution implements single-sex education to better adapt to the different maturation rates and psychological needs of students.

The school offers a complete educational pathway spanning Nursery, Preschool, Primary, Secondary, and Baccalaureate stages. The curriculum includes a strong academic foundation in scientific, technical, and humanistic areas, supported by the 'DREAM SCHOOLS' project which emphasizes innovative pedagogical methodologies, project-based learning, and a culture of thinking. The school also offers a multilingualism programme and a Dual Diploma option.

The school reports excellent academic results, including a 100% pass rate in the 2026 Selectivitat and the International Baccalaureate Bilingual Diploma Programme. It has been recognized as one of the top 100 schools in Spain according to the 2026 El Mundo ranking. The school aims to prepare students to become caring citizens and competent professionals.

The school provides personalized attention to every student and family, with tutors meeting students twice a month and families once a term to set and track improvement goals. The school also offers specific attention to diversity and maintains a chaplaincy service. A pedagogical team, including a psychopedagogue, is available to support the educational process.

Prospective families can request information, arrange an interview, or schedule a school visit through the school's admissions portal. The school offers an individualised interview process for new families to discuss their child's educational needs and goals. Admissions inquiries can be made via an online form or by contacting the school directly.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar. Specific events, such as the Dual Diploma programme, are tracked through the school's online calendar system.

Located in a natural environment in la Creu de Palau (Girona), the campus features facilities adapted for all ages, including forest areas, an orchard, and sports courts. The school also maintains a dedicated 'Atelier' creative laboratory. Other services include a school canteen and transport options.

The school offers a variety of co-curricular activities designed to foster growth and skill development. These include robotics, a reading project, and 'Movie Learning' to encourage family engagement. Students also participate in cooperative learning activities and creative work in the 'Atelier' laboratory. Additionally, the school provides a 'Connecta+' programme focused on the responsible use of the internet and new technologies.