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This year, more than 81 students make up the School´s KS1 rugby squad. With the objective of promoting Rugby values and also developing new sporting skills amongst our youngsters

Can you imaging perfecting your bowing technique on the violoncello alongside some of the best cellists in the world?

We said goodbye to February, one of the most fun months of the year. In February, we usually run two of the events which our students look forward to most: Carnival and Valentine´s Day.

During this month, our Primary students have been giving their parents Spelling lessons. These are practical sessions where the children themselves take centre stage and show off their spell

We have got to February without almost noticing and the School year continues to march on at an even faster rate for our students who are finishing Year 11

In order to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the British Council School arranged a talk from Patricia Contreras, a pre-doctorate researcher at ICMAT.

On the 8th of February, our GCSE Mandarin students from Year 10 and Year 11 hosted a teaparty to celebrate Chinese New Year (year of the Dog). They served green tea to teachers and students.

The strength of the relationship between parents, as main carers and their children, is going to have a major effect on how these develop in School and through later life

As we do we every year, we took part in the Comunidad de Madrid, International Schools Cross Country Competition, with 36 sudents from Year 6 to Year 13

On Saturday, the 27th of January, 2018, at 12 o´clock, almost 60 of our Year 13 students were confirmed by the Episcopal Vicar, Don Gil Gonzalez Hernan