El Altillo International School Holds Virtual Open Day on 15 December
JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, 11 November 2026. El Altillo International School, the IB World School in Jerez de la Frontera, will hold a Virtual Open Day on Tuesday 15 December at 15:30 (Spanish time), an online session for families who want to get to know the school without travelling to Jerez.
The Virtual Open Day is designed for families who are considering El Altillo for their children. The school points out that it can be particularly useful for those still looking for a school for the 2026-2027 academic year, thinking about moving their child to a different school, relocating to the area soon or exploring options for the next academic year or beyond.
During the session, the school introduces its educational approach and the different stages of education, its languages and international opportunities, the IB and future academic pathways, innovation and distinctive learning experiences, and life within the El Altillo community. The team also explains the admissions process, current availability and next steps, so that families have the information they need to decide whether El Altillo could be the right school for them.
Because it takes place online, the session suits families who live outside Jerez or who are preparing a move to Andalusia from elsewhere in Spain or from abroad.
How to attend
Date and time: Tuesday 15 December, starting at 15:30 (Spanish time).
Format: online session for families interested in any stage of the school, from International Early Years to the Baccalaureate.
Registration: families can sign up from El Altillo International School's profile on International School Advisor.
About El Altillo International School
El Altillo International School is an IB World School in Jerez de la Frontera, in the province of Cádiz. Its trilingual curriculum, in Spanish, English and French, runs from International Early Years (ages 1 to 5) and the International Primary Curriculum (ages 5 to 12) to the IB Middle Years Programme (ages 12 to 16) and, in the Baccalaureate stage (ages 16 to 18), the National Baccalaureate together with the IB Diploma Programme.
The school belongs to the International Schools Partnership network, through which its students collaborate with peers around the world. Students aged 13 to 17 can join exchange programmes of 15 to 21 days with partner schools, and STEAM learning includes coding, a Fab Lab and a Jr. Maker Space.
What this means for families
For families in Jerez and the rest of the province, an online session is an easy first step before visiting any campus. Those comparing options can also review the best international schools in Cádiz.