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Spain, Barcelona
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St. Paul's School comprises four stages across four buildings. The campus spans 12,000 m², with 7,000 m² built and 2,000 m² of landscape areas. The Cube houses Management, Administration, and Reception, while the Early Years Building covers 3,000 m² with 18 classrooms, a library, a music room, a computer room, a dining room, a kitchen, a psychomotricity terrace, and dedicated spaces for speech therapy and psychopedagogical support. The Joan d'Alós Buildings span 4,300 m² and include 22 classrooms, an auditorium, a computer lab, a sports hall, two libraries, two music rooms, two art rooms, three laboratories, a STEM project room, a Greek theatre, and other shared facilities. The campus also features playgrounds, recreational spaces, offices, meeting rooms, sport tracks for psychomotor skills, a gymnasium, and a sports hall for PE and extracurricular activities.
Sports facilities include sport tracks for psychomotor skills, a gymnasium, and a sports hall used for physical education and extracurricular activities as well as training and matches for school teams.
Early Years Building covers 3,000 m² and provides 18 classrooms, a computer room, a music room, a library, a covered terrace for psychomotricity, a multi-purpose gym, speech therapy offices, a psychopedagogical support office, a sensory room, a kitchen, and a dining room. The Joan d'Alós Buildings span 4,300 m² and contain 22 classrooms, an auditorium, a computer lab, a sports hall, two libraries, two music rooms, two art rooms, three laboratories, a STEM project room, and a Greek theatre.
Extracurricular activities include soccer, dance, swimming, judo, and hockey.
St. Paul's School Barcelona is a trilingual, non‑profit foundation that educates students from Early Years to Bachillerato. It follows the Generalitat de Catalunya curriculum with English as a key language, while English, Spanish and Catalan are core languages and French is taught as a fourth language. The school combines a bilingual program with English immersion from the first year and offers an international project supported by native teachers to foster global understanding. Students have opportunities for exchanges and study‑abroad experiences in English‑ and French‑speaking countries, and can pursue the Bachillerato Dual along with the American High School Diploma through its Global Learning framework. Founded in 1968, the school remains committed to excellence, innovation and integrity within a non‑profit foundation. The campus spans four buildings and 12,000 m², housing facilities, libraries, music and art spaces, a STEM room, Greek theatre and outdoor areas. Extracurriculars include soccer, dance, swimming, judo and hockey.
