Yago School Sevilla

The school's educational project is built on six pillars: traditional values, multilingualism, science and technology, music and art, sports, and the IB curriculum. It emphasizes social and emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and a proactive attitude toward lifelong learning. The school implements the Finnish KiVa bullying prevention programme and utilizes a House System to promote effort and teamwork.

The school offers a comprehensive educational path from Nursery (0-2 years) through Infant (PYP Early Years), Primary (PYP), Secondary (MYP), and Baccalaureate (IB Diploma Programme and Spanish Baccalaureate). The curriculum is bilingual, with English as the primary language of instruction, and includes Chinese as a second foreign language. Specialized instruction includes computer language, programming, robotics, and mandatory music theory and piano from Primary 1.

Students are prepared for official exams in English (Cambridge), Chinese (Confucius Institute), and music (ABRSM). The school's international orientation and IB Diploma Programme prepare students for access to top universities worldwide. Graduates achieve high fluency in English and an advanced communicative level in Chinese.

The school maintains a Counselling and SEN (Special Educational Needs) Department staffed by a psychologist and a pedagogue. This department provides guidance to teaching staff, supports students with diverse needs, and offers specific programs for gifted children and curricular adaptations.

The admissions process begins with an inquiry via form, email, or phone to schedule an in-person or videoconference meeting. Following an application and review of the student's file, the school notifies families of the outcome. Formal enrollment requires the submission of documentation, including medical information and previous academic reports, alongside the payment of non-refundable enrollment and testing fees.

The academic year typically runs from September to June, with major breaks for Christmas and Holy Week. The calendar includes key events such as the Welcome Day, evaluation weeks, various international awareness days, and graduation ceremonies for different stages. Extracurricular activities generally begin in late September and conclude in mid-June.

The campus features specialized spaces including a professional recording studio, two music rooms with 32 pianos, a robotics room (Lego Education Innovation Studio), science and art laboratories, and an ICT suite with 3D printers. Sports facilities include an indoor sports centre, an astroturf football field, multipurpose tracks, and a heated swimming pool with a retractable cover. The school also provides a library, a chapel, a concert hall, orchards, and a boarding home with gym and study areas.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports such as judo, tennis, swimming, gymnastics, volleyball, football, and ballet. Creative clubs include music (piano, violin, guitar, saxophone), choir, painting, and drama. Technology-focused clubs include robotics and drone piloting, while a homework club provides educational reinforcement.