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Spain, Tenerife
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Saint Andrew's School opened its doors in 2013. The founder and head teacher studied at the University of St Andrews in Scotland and later lived in remote villages in the Highlands, where her own children attended small rural schools and learned in composite classes. She moved to recreate a high-quality, nurturing educational model in the north of Tenerife, selecting El Sauzal for its safe surroundings and accessible location. The school grew quickly, largely through personal recommendations, while remaining a small, family-style British school focused on individual care. The full British curriculum is delivered in English from Early Years, with Spanish language and sciences taught from Year 2 and French introduced from Year 3.
Saint Andrew's developed a growing community built on trust and personal recommendations, quickly reaching full capacity while preserving a small, family-style British school. It aims to create a friendly, happy atmosphere where every child feels valued and secure, integrating quickly at all levels. Staff care and close teacher-pupil relationships ensure individual attention and encouragement. Language immersion and the British curriculum shape daily life and the development of confident, globally-minded students.
Saint Andrew's School is a British infant and primary school in El Sauzal, Tenerife, serving children aged 2 to 12. The curriculum is the British system taught in English, with Early Years Foundation Stage and primary Key Stages 1 and 2. From Year 2, Spanish language and sciences are taught, and French is introduced from Year 3. The school is fully authorized by Spanish and British authorities and holds a British Council certificate (certificate number 2025/48). Class sizes are small, creating a close, family‑style environment where each pupil receives individual attention. The programme covers reading, writing, mathematics, science, history, geography, art, music, computing and physical education. All staff are native, highly qualified and dedicated to developing academic and social skills to prepare pupils for a globally connected world. The campus offers convenient transport access and a supportive community that values respectful collaboration and personal growth, and fosters curiosity and resilience.
