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Spain, Mallorca
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RWIS Palma is part of an independent school organization originating in Sweden. The Raoul Wallenberg School was founded in 2005 and opened its first school in August 2006. The Raoul Wallenberg schools are expanding and today educate about 4,500 students across 20 schools. The organization maintains a management team and stable financial performance that supports sustainable educational activities.
RWIS Palma builds a compassionate, confident, globally minded community through collaboration, respect and shared values, ensuring every student feels valued and challenged. The school uses an inquiry-based, student-centered approach that gives students voice and ownership, fostering curiosity, critical thinking and collaboration. The vision is an inspiring, nurturing learning environment that prepares students to be future-ready global citizens, and the mission is to make a positive difference for every student in an inclusive, diverse international setting.
Raoul Wallenberg International School Palma (RWIS Palma) follows the Cambridge International Pathway as its core framework, offering Cambridge Primary (5–11), Cambridge Lower Secondary (11–14), Cambridge Upper Secondary (14–16), and Cambridge Advanced (16–19). The RWIS curriculum blends Cambridge with RWIS's cycle of inquiry, engaging students in six points of inquiry to develop critical thinking, collaboration and problem solving. Cambridge qualifications are recognised and enable progression to universities worldwide. Assessments follow Cambridge's mastery-based approach. RWIS Palma is part of an independent school organization originating in Sweden. The Raoul Wallenberg School was founded in 2005, opening its first school in August 2006. The organization educates 4,500 students in 20 schools and maintains stable financial performance. The campus spans 10,000 metres, blending historic charm and modern facilities, including a chapel-turned-auditorium, outdoor spaces, gardens and an orchard, solar power and rainwater harvesting with safeguarding. Extracurriculars include academics, languages, sports and community service, with activities 15:35–16:30.
