Sage College - The British International School of Jerez

Enrichment Programme complements the academic curriculum, fostering inquiry and leadership beyond the classroom. Model United Nations builds debate, critical thinking, and global awareness, with leadership, negotiation, and teamwork as core skills. The Duke of Edinburgh Programme is offered at Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels for students aged 14 and over, developing communication, problem-solving, and leadership. In high school, active learning beyond the classroom is emphasised, with opportunities to participate in international conferences and events.

Sage Music School provides music courses for students and the public, covering instruments such as classical guitar, electric guitar, drums, bass, vocals, ukulele, and more. Lessons can be one-to-one or in small groups and are taught by professional musicians. The program also runs combos where students rehearse weekly and perform at concerts and events throughout the year. Tuition is paid quarterly and can be paid online.

English immersion commences from day one, and students learn additional languages such as Spanish, French, and German as they progress. In Primary, specialized tuition in French or German is provided alongside English and other core subjects. Spanish Language and Literature are taught daily, with weekly Spanish Culture classes, and Spanish as a Foreign Language is available for new learners.

Extracurricular activities are designed to meet children's physical needs and interests, offering space to learn, practice, and improve their favourite activities, while maintaining educational value. The programme includes sports and artistic activities such as dancing and horseback riding, fostering camaraderie, team spirit, and personal growth. All activities are taught by highly qualified teachers with extensive experience in the disciplines offered.

The Duke of Edinburgh Programme is offered and is a personal development challenge with Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels, focusing on service, ability, physical activity, and nature experience. The Duke of Edinburgh's Award includes a Service section that asks students to help others and contribute to the community. Model United Nations fosters leadership, teamwork, and social responsibility as part of its learning experience.

Model United Nations promotes leadership, negotiation, and teamwork, and provides global knowledge on topics such as human rights and climate change. The Duke of Edinburgh Programme develops leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills. Active learning beyond the classroom fosters leadership, commitment, and team spirit.

Extracurricular activities are designed to meet physical needs and interests, combining sports and artistic activities with learning to promote wellbeing. The range includes dancing, horseback riding, running, and other physical activities that support health and teamwork. All activities are taught by highly qualified teachers, ensuring safe and engaging experiences.