Alameda International School

Paseo de la Alameda de Osuna 60, 28042, Madrid, Spain

In short: Alameda International School is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Madrid, Spain. Stages: preschool, primary, middle school and high school (ages 3–18). Taught in English.

Type: Private · Secular · Co-ed
Ages: 3–18 · Preschool to high school
Languages: English

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Fees

Fees on request

The school shares its fees, enrolment and extras on request.

Curriculum & results

Alameda International School offers the International Baccalaureate continuum alongside the Spanish curriculum, covering Infantil, Primaria, ESO, Bachillerato and vocational training (FP). The school also promotes national and international alliances that give students access to programmes, resources and activities strengthening their academic, cultural and sporting development.

Stages · ages 3–18

Approach · General Curriculum

Languages

Programmes & accreditations

DELFFrench language diploma

Open Days

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Location

Paseo de la Alameda de Osuna 60, 28042, Madrid, Spain

Facilities & services

Facilities

The campus covers more than 30,000 m² organised into five independent buildings, each with spaces adapted to a particular educational stage, plus green areas, indoor and outdoor sports spaces, classrooms and equipped multi-purpose rooms. The youngest children have their own playgrounds and Primary and Secondary pupils have two further large playgrounds. More than 10,000 m² is given over to sport, with a sports centre and courts for hockey, padel, football, basketball, judo, dance and mini-basket, plus two indoor swimming pools. An organic vegetable garden and extensive green areas complete the site.

After-school activities

The extracurricular programme is open to the whole school community and to external pupils, and spans languages, a music school and a sports club. Offerings include programming, 3D design and robotics using CodeSpark, Scratch, Blockly, Tinkercad and LEGO Education platforms; chess; English drama and storytelling; French through the Club d'Enfants de Maternelle and Français en Action; German through Kinderwelt; Mandarin Chinese; painting and crafts workshops; cooking workshops in the Kids Club; and hands-on science for Early Years through Manitas Curiosas. Language classes prepare students for Cambridge and Trinity examinations and for the French DELF/DALF.