MÁLAGA, 9 November 2026. The British School of Málaga will hold a Virtual Open Day on Wednesday 9 December at 9:30, an online session in which families can discover the school, meet its leadership team and ask any questions about its British education for pupils aged 3 to 18.
The school sums up the session with a simple invitation: it would like to meet prospective families, and it would like them to get to know the school too. The Virtual Open Day is part of the monthly online open days the school holds for families who prefer to get to know it online before visiting the campus.
During the session, families will find out how the school works, meet its leadership team and learn about its educational programme, with time to put their questions directly to the school.
Pupils follow the British national curriculum from age 3 to 18, complemented with Spanish language and culture studies, so that they obtain qualifications in both systems and can go on to universities in Spain or abroad. English is the main language of teaching and communication, with native English-speaking teachers. In Secondary, pupils prepare for the Spanish ESO and the English IGCSE, and from 16 to 18 they work towards A Levels and the Spanish university entrance exams.
The online session is the first step of a longer admissions process. Families can then arrange a guided visit to the campus, and once the trial day and the online interview are complete, the school sends a written offer, which families have 10 days to accept.
How to attend
Date and time: Wednesday 9 December, at 9:30 (Spanish peninsular time).
Format: online. The session is open to prospective families and includes an introduction to the school, its leadership team and its educational programme, with time for questions.
Registration: families can sign up from The British School of Málaga's profile on International School Advisor.
About The British School of Málaga
The British School of Málaga has 25 years of experience and is part of International Schools Partnership (ISP). Its students complement their British studies with Spanish classes to obtain qualifications in both languages, and school life is built around four values: creativity, aspiration, resilience and empathy.
The campus is in the residential area of Cerrado de Calderón, by the sea and surrounded by trees and green spaces, 15 minutes from the centre of Málaga and close to exit 245 of the A7.
What this means for families
For families in Málaga and along the Costa del Sol, a morning online session is a practical way to compare schools before committing to a visit. It also suits families who are moving to the area from abroad and want to understand how a British education with Spanish qualifications works before they arrive.
Families comparing options in the city can also consult the best international schools in Malaga.
