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Our older children in Primary have been able to enjoy our traditional annual October outing to the countryside. This year, for the first time in its´ 12 year history, the venue was changed.

At the School we fully understand how important resilience is. And, in fact, it is one of the School´s most important values, one which we also try to instill in all our students.

This kind of initiative allows students and the British School Families to show their support for the Red Cross and say “Yes to Children and Young People”.

Since 1990, the UN has celebrated the International Day for Older Persons on the 1st of October. The aim is to promote respect for those people over 60.

We have started off the Year with a visit from our German students coming over from Bensheim,to take part in the exchange programme, which the School organises with this country, each year.

These are just a couple of examples of what Virtual Reality can offer education. The School is very conscious of this potential and wanted to take a step forward in applying this technology.

Last Friday, on the 21st of September, students from the British Council School Big Band once again seduced a packed audience in San Martín Square, at the Segovia Hay Festival.

BiBac® is a unique programme, exclusive to the British Council School. It combines the best of both British and Spanish education systems.

Coinciding with World Bone Marrow Donation Day, the School was once again able to show support by taking part in the Bone Marrow for Mateo 2018 Charity Race.

Parents, please don´t worry! Your children are in the best possible hands and have the very best facilities to help them learn, to make them feel comfortable and to ensure they enjoy.