Agora Andorra International School

The school has a Mental Health and Educational Psychology Department that guides and advises parents, pupils and teachers. It provides a differential service that addresses each child's educational, emotional and social needs and collaborates with families to support every student. The department monitors pupils and develops individual support programs, helping students learn at their own pace. It assists new pupils and families to ease the transition and organizes parent workshops to support families. It also supports gifted and talented students and can arrange diagnostic evaluations with external specialists when necessary. It coordinates with tutors, teachers and external professionals to ensure appropriate care for each child.

The school has a Psycho-Pedagogical Department that employs qualified educational psychologists with experience in child and adolescent psychology. They work with children who require varying degrees of support in areas such as specific educational needs, behavioural and emotional issues, and gifted and talented pupils. The department develops individualized support programs to help each child progress and monitors their progress. It provides assistance to families and teachers to ensure coordinated care and open communication. External specialists can be engaged for full diagnostic evaluations when necessary.

Agora Andorra International School runs a multilingual education project with English, Spanish, and French as core languages. Lessons are delivered in English, Spanish and French at every stage, and Catalan is taught as Andorra's official language. The English Language Linguistic Immersion programme begins in Preschool (0-2 years) and continues through the Early Years to build strong English reading and writing skills. Pupils can pursue Cambridge English qualifications and sit the Alliance Française examination in French, as well as the DELE Spanish examination. Teachers are native or bilingual to support language development, and there are opportunities for international exchanges and trips.

The school maintains a Mental Health and Educational Psychology Department to guide and advise parents, pupils and teachers. It provides tailored support for emotional and psychological well-being and works with families to address the diverse needs of students. The department monitors progress and develops individual plans to help each student progress at their own pace. It collaborates with external professionals as needed and offers open discussions and parent workshops to support families. In addition, sport and physical activity are integrated into the well-being program, with swimming and high-performance sport pathways contributing to physical and emotional balance.

The school has a Guidance and Educational Psychology Department focused on safeguarding and supporting students. It guides and advises parents, pupils and teachers, and provides a differential service addressing individual educational needs. It ensures that each child has access to the support they need in a structured and coordinated way. It encourages open discussions and parent workshops to address educational and developmental issues and coordinates with external professionals needed to ensure safeguarding and appropriate support. It monitors the diversity of pupil needs and maintains ongoing communication among tutors, parents and students.