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Curriculum EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, American Curriculum
Taught languages Spanish, English
Strengths Sport, Languages, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Social and Hobbies, Leadership and Professional
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Rafa Nadal International School in Manacor, Mallorca, sits on the Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar campus and serves ages 2 to 18 on a single site. The school is authorized by the Balearic Government and the Spanish Ministry of Education and is affiliated with the United Kingdom (British Council) and the United States (MSA and AERO). The Early Years Foundation Stage, British Primary Curriculum and American programs structure a bilingual, multinational learning community. Primary students follow the English National Curriculum with Spanish and Catalan taught to support multilingual fluency. Middle School follows an American program for grades 7 and 8, while High School adopts an American-based AERO framework with a 22-credit graduation requirement. The campus emphasizes sport, arts and wellbeing, with 45 tennis courts, 16 paddle courts, indoor/outdoor pools, a Technogym center and on-site dining. The school is a recognized SAT testing center and offers facilities and residences on site.
Ctra. Cales de Mallorca s/n, Km 1,2, 07500 Manacor, Balearic Islands, Spain
The Essentials
Rafa Nadal International School has instruction in English.
Location
Crta. Cales de Mallorca s/n km 1.2, 07500 Manacor, Mallorca, Spain. The school sits on the Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar campus in Manacor.
Stages
Infant and Primary levels, plus Secondary.
Type
Anglo-American international school authorized by the Government of the Balearic Islands and the Spanish Ministry of Education.
Pupil Nationality Mix
More than 47 nationalities are represented among the student body.
Country affiliation
Affiliations with the United Kingdom (British Council accreditation) and the United States (MSA accreditation; AERO standards).
School day structure
The school is open on school days from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Fees
Application fees
- Rafa Nadal International School does not publish a publicly-available, itemised application fee for the current academic year. An application/pre‑registration form is provided for families to submit when requesting a place; the school's admission materials and the single-page application form are available for download.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a public fee schedule showing tuition broken down by year group, term or full academic year. No per‑term or per‑year tuition figures for Pre‑Nursery, Primary, Middle or High School are available on the school's public admissions or general information pages. Families receive detailed tuition amounts directly from the school during the admissions/enrolment process.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school's public pages do not present a standard published billing schedule or the detailed payment‑terms (deadlines for invoices, late‑payment penalties, instalment options) for the current academic year. Billing cadence and payment conditions are handled administratively with enrolled families.
Boarding fees (where applicable)
- Residential accommodation and campus boarding are provided through the broader Rafa Nadal Academy campus program for junior residential programmes. The school does not publish standalone boarding fees for full‑time school students on public pages. Specific boarding costs for residential tennis/academy programmes or long‑stay sports programmes are published separately by the Academy and by external programme brochures rather than as a public school fee table.
Other costs and school extras
- No publicly-published figures were found for additional mandatory or optional charges such as uniforms, school lunches, transport (bus), school trips, examination fees, books and materials, sport or tennis programme supplements, insurance, or technology fees. Where such costs apply they are communicated directly to families during enrolment or as part of programme-specific documentation.
Refund information
- The school's public pages do not publish a formal public refund policy or detailed conditions for refunds of deposits, advance payments, term fees or cancellation by families for the current academic year. Refund and cancellation terms are managed through the school's administrative and admissions procedures.
Fee payment options
- Public information on accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, direct debit, credit card) is not published in a fee schedule on the school's public pages. Payment method details and invoicing arrangements are provided to families as part of the admissions and contracting process.
Practical contact details (for fee enquiries)
- Phone: +34 971 171 676. Email: info@rafanadalschool.com. The school's principal contact details and address are published on the school's site and are used to request the official fee schedule and contractual terms.
Summary of search and gaps found
- The Rafa Nadal International School (Rafa Nadal School) and its connection to the Rafa Nadal Academy are confirmed; an application form and admissions information are published. No public, itemised tuition table, per‑term or per‑year fees by school year group, nor published boarding, uniform, refund or payment‑method tables for the current academic year were found on the school's public pages. For the details requested (application fee amounts, per‑term and per‑year tuition by year group, billing schedule, boarding fees, mandatory extras, refund policy and accepted payment types) the school's public materials do not contain the numeric figures, so the school's admissions office provides those figures directly to prospective families.
Academics
Rafa Nadal International School teaches EYFS (Early years foundation stage), British Curriculum, American Curriculum for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
Primary School is rooted in the British curriculum. Spanish and Catalan are taught to enable children to thrive in a multilingual environment. The school day balances rigorous academic study with sport, the arts, co-curricular opportunities and community engagement. Middle School follows an American program for grades 7 and 8. High School uses an American-based curriculum under the AERO framework, with English (4 credits), Mathematics (4), Social Studies (4), Science (3), Foreign Language (2), Physical Education (2) and Electives (2); graduation requires 22 credits; the school is a SAT testing center.
Higher Education Progression
University access is supported by a guidance counselor, with university destinations listed, including U.S. universities, and the school is a fully accredited SAT testing center.
Gifted and Talented
Advanced Placement (AP) classes are offered.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides social and emotional support to students. The vision emphasizes developing emotional skills for everyday life within a caring environment. The school aims to help students develop resilience, perseverance and confidence to excel in life. Tutorials safeguard and promote the welfare of students and provide a safe and caring environment.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The Infant and Primary curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum, Early Years Foundation Stage, and the Spanish National Curriculum. The school is accredited by the British Council for Infant and Primary. The Secondary program is based on the AERO standards for American international schools.
Mental Wellbeing
The school prioritizes mental wellbeing through a strong emphasis on social and emotional development. It highlights developing emotional skills for everyday life as part of its ethos. Pastoral care is delivered through the tutoring system to support students and foster a caring environment. The school aims to support wellbeing across school life and through safeguarding commitments.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of students are central to Rafa Nadal School. The school provides a safe and caring environment and focuses on student welfare. A tutor system supports pastoral care and daily welfare monitoring to help students feel valued and secure.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Sending player information. The process starts with sending the player's information. This step begins the admission review and precedes the tennis level assessment and academic documentation. 2. Tennis level assessment. The applicant undergoes a tennis level assessment. The results help determine placement and subsequent steps in the admission process. 3. Academic documentation. Academic documentation must be provided as part of the admission process. 4. English requirement (for non-native speakers). Non-native English speakers must meet English language requirements. 5. Academic review and interview with the school. An academic review and an interview with the school are conducted. 6. Interview with the residence team. An interview with the residence team is conducted to assess suitability for accommodation. 7. Enrollment process. The enrollment process is completed to finalize placement. 8. Student visa application (if applicable). If required, a student visa application is submitted.
Scholarships
Rafa Nadal International School offers scholarships at U.S. universities. Graduates have received scholarships to prestigious U.S. universities, reflecting the school's ability to prepare students academically and internationally. These scholarships recognize academic merit and dedication, reflecting the school's success in preparing its students for educational and professional challenges worldwide.
FAQs
What age range does Rafa Nadal International School cover?
The school serves students from age 2 to 18 on a single campus in Manacor, Mallorca. It covers Infant, Primary and Secondary education through an Anglo-American international curriculum.
What curriculum does the school follow?
Primary follows the British curriculum with British Council accreditation. Secondary follows an American programme under AERO standards with MSA accreditation. Advanced Placement classes are available for senior students.
Is boarding available?
Yes. The Rafa Nadal Academy campus offers supervised residency with 72 double or triple rooms featuring en-suite bathrooms. Full board including breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner is included for residents with 24/7 supervision.
What sports facilities are available?
The campus has 45 tennis courts, 16 paddle courts, indoor and outdoor 25m swimming pools, and extensive athletic facilities. The school integrates sport and its values into the educational programme.
How many nationalities are represented at the school?
More than 47 nationalities are represented among the student body, making it a truly multinational learning community in Mallorca.
What languages are taught?
English is the language of instruction. Spanish and Catalan are taught as part of the curriculum by specialist teachers. English as an Additional Language support is available for students who need it.
What are the school hours?
The school is open on school days from 8:00am to 8:00pm, allowing for academic sessions alongside sports training and co-curricular activities throughout the extended day.
Does the school help with university preparation?
Yes. A dedicated guidance counselor supports university access. The school is a fully accredited SAT testing centre. Graduates have received scholarships to prestigious US universities.
When was the school founded?
Rafa Nadal International School opened in Manacor in 2016. It operates on the Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar campus and has grown into a full international school serving infant through secondary.
What is the admissions process like?
The process begins with submitting player information, followed by a tennis level assessment and review of academic documentation. This reflects the school's dual focus on sport and academics.
Is there a parent association?
Yes. The school has an active parent association (AMPA) that welcomes parent input and supports communication between families and the school through established channels.
What accreditations does the school hold?
The school is authorised by the Balearic Government and Spanish Ministry of Education. Primary holds British Council accreditation and Secondary holds MSA accreditation under AERO standards.
Are meals provided on campus?
Yes. A cafeteria and restaurant provide meals prepared in-house under nutritionist supervision. Full board includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner.
