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Project-based learning begins in Lower Primary (Year 2) and runs through Year 6 with a different title each year and a mix of school and home work. The Protostar Award supports Year 6 as they transition to secondary, beginning with Basic Challenges and progressing to Star Challenges. Key Stage 3 - Star Awards run from Year 7 to Year 9, providing opportunities to undertake projects beyond the standard curriculum. The Sixth Form offers the International Project Qualification (IPQ), developing university-level research skills through a guided dissertation and a research log.
LAMDA Examinations in acting and public speaking train students' communication and performance skills. Horizons Debating and Public Speaking prepares students for university and public speaking, with participation in debating championships around the world. Secondary clubs include LAMDA and Big Ideas, while Primary clubs cover arts & crafts and dance.
Horizons Debating and Public Speaking equips students with language and critical thinking through national and international debating events. LAMDA Examinations focus on acting and public speaking to improve expressive language and communication. Debating teams have reached world finals and European finals in international competitions.
Primary After School Clubs offer activities from swimming and rounders to arts & crafts, dance, STEM and Forest School; Most clubs are free and run after school from Monday to Thursday. Secondary students can join clubs spanning sports, STEM, LAMDA and Big Ideas; Most clubs are run free by staff. Clubs run straight after school until 4:30 pm.
The school has a long history of charity work with local and national causes. Red Cross drives, Morocco charities, and an Animals in Marbella Sanctuary (AIMS) partnership provide hands-on volunteering and fundraising opportunities. Pro Dunas and the Debra Butterfly Skin charity are supported through school activities and events. Charity and community involvement are highlighted through ongoing news and student-led initiatives.
The Protostar Award helps Year 6 students prepare for Year 7 by completing basic challenges and Star Challenges. Key Stage 3 - Star Awards run from Year 7 to Year 9, enabling students to undertake projects beyond the curriculum. The Sixth Form International Project Qualification develops university-level research skills and requires a dissertation and a research log. Leadership roles are reflected in KS3 House Captains and charity drives.
Happiness and wellbeing are central to learning; the school keeps small class sizes with a maximum of twenty pupils per class. Inter-house Cross Country events promote fitness and team spirit. After-school clubs run after school until 4:30 pm, supporting balance and wellbeing.
Situated near Marbella on the Costa del Sol, The English International College is a British international school for ages 3 to 18. It follows the National Curriculum for England and Wales, with the Primary School (ages 3–10) taught by qualified teachers and a Secondary section (11–16) supported by specialist subject teams. The Sixth Form leads to IGCSE and A Levels, and from January 2026 a two‑year Stepping Stones program expands to Years 3 and 4 to address English development and curriculum gaps. The school provides specialist spaces for Computing, Music and Physical Education, and offers languages including Spanish, French and German from age 3. The Horizons Programme in the Sixth Form develops university‑level skills through debating, public speaking and a Horizon Diploma. Notable features include LAMDA examinations, project‑based learning, charity initiatives and a strong extra‑curricular offering such as ski trips and clubs. The school has a long history of achievement.
