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Spain, Vigo
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Over 30 extracurricular activities are available, with after‑school programs open to students aged four to 16. Academic activities include Robotics, Video Game Design, Languages, 3D Design, App Development, Research & Debate, and Public Speaking to extend and complement the main curriculum.
Creativity Lab is a multidisciplinary space integrated with the British curriculum, promoting active, project‑based learning. It features a robotics and programming station, a prototyping area, and a 3D printing centre, plus a presentation zone for multimedia work. The lab strengthens creativity, critical thinking, communication and collaboration across learning.
Language clubs and cultural activities include Languages and Chinese, with international focus through Globeducate events. The school participates in events such as Model United Nations. Globeducate Study Abroad offers international exchanges in the UK, Andorra, Cyprus and Spain, broadening cultural understanding.
A literary arts magazine has been published by pupils, and there are numerous social and artistic opportunities including Musical Theatre, LAMDA, Music Band, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Ballet and Modern Dance. Debating Club and other clubs provide venues for self‑expression and collaborative work.
The school partners with WWF, Eco-Schools and the UN Sustainable Goals to educate students about environmental challenges and to foster global responsibility.
From Year 9 to Year 12, students can participate in the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, with levels from Bronze to Gold. The programme builds leadership, resilience, problem solving and teamwork through an expansive expedition or residency.
Wellbeing is the priority, with modern facilities, emotional wellbeing support and safeguarding. The Journey programme (from Nursery to Year 8) develops independence, self‑confidence, wellbeing, creativity and problem‑solving, while outdoor learning enhances holistic development and safe risk‑taking.
OCastro British International School in Vigo, Galicia, is a private, secular international school for ages 3–18. It delivers the English National Curriculum from early years through Sixth Form, with Key Stage 3 and a two-year IGCSE; A-Levels in the final years. From day one, English is the language of instruction, supported by a multilingual programme in Spanish, Galician and French. The campus sits on 33,000 m2 of grounds, featuring ICT rooms, science labs, two libraries, a ballet studio and a psychomotor suite. Outdoor spaces include nature trails, outdoor classrooms, plus a 2,000 m2 sports centre and an artificial grass pitch for rugby or football. The school offers 30+ after-school activities, with strengths in STEM (Robotics, 3D Design, App Development), languages (Languages and Chinese, international exchanges) and sport. It participates in WWF, Eco-Schools and the Duke of Edinburgh Award, fostering global citizenship. Founded in 2008, it is recognised by universities worldwide.
