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Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Montessori Curriculum
Taught languages Spanish, Cantonese, German
Typical class size 15
Strengths Outdoor Education, Languages, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
The Montessori School of Mallorca blends Montessori pedagogy with a British curriculum to offer a continuous journey from Casa (ages 3–5) to Secondary (11–16). It combines Montessori methods with the English National Curriculum, culminating in Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE qualifications alongside a Spanish ESO pathway. English is the main language of learning within a multilingual community, with Montessori Model United Nations (MMUN) conferences in Rome and New York. Primary is homework-free and delivers academics, languages, arts, and physical education, supported by Montessori staff and specialists in music, languages, and sport. In Secondary, classes are small and British in approach, with a dual qualification pathway (IGCSE and ESO) and Global Perspectives, MMUN. W.I.S.E. Centre provides wellbeing, inclusion, and safeguarding. The campus revolves around a 400-year-old windmill, with outdoor spaces, gardens, and nature-focused learning. Languages include Spanish, Catalan, and German, with trips to London, Madrid, Rome, New York, and China.
Carrer Batle Josep Canyelles, 9, 07320 Santa Maria del Camí, Illes Balears, Spain
The Essentials
The Montessori School of Mallorca has 90 pupils, typical class sizes of 15, instruction in English.
Location
Santa Maria del Camí, Mallorca, Spain. Carrer Batle Josep Canyelles, 9, 07320 Santa Maria del Camí, Illes Balears, Mallorca. Just metres from the train station, with a dedicated parking area for families.
Stages
Casa (3-5 years); Primary (5-11 years); Secondary (11-16 years).
Type
The school is an international Montessori school.
Additional learning support
W.I.S.E. Centre provides tailored academic and emotional support, including guidance for EAL, learning adaptations, and enrichment. Support can be one-to-one or in small groups, with learning plans as needed.
Country affiliation
United Kingdom
School day structure
School hours are 9:00–16:00, Friday finishes at 15:30.
Fees
Annual tuition at The Montessori School of Mallorca ranges from EUR 7,980 to EUR 12,500 for 2026/27.
Tuition fees (annual and per term, by age group)
- Casa (ages 3–5): €7,980 – €8,400 per year. Per term (calculated as annual ÷ 3): €2,660 – €2,800 per term (rounded to the nearest euro).
- Primary (ages 5–11): €9,025 – €9,500 per year. Per term (calculated as annual ÷ 3): €3,008 – €3,167 per term (rounded to the nearest euro).
- Secondary (ages 11–16): €11,875 – €12,500 per year. Per term (calculated as annual ÷ 3): €3,958 – €4,167 per term (rounded to the nearest euro).
(Note: per-term values above are calculated by dividing the published annual fee by three terms to give a per-term figure; the school's published fees list both annual amounts and offer a termly payment option. )
Application / enrolment charges
- Enrolment Deposit: €1,500 (refundable after one full year).
- Annual Registration Deposit: €500 (deductible but non-refundable; credited against the first fee payment of the following academic year).
Discounts and payment incentives
- Sibling discounts: 5% for the second child; 7% for the third and subsequent children (applied in birth order).
- Payment discounts: 5% discount for annual fees paid in advance (early-bird), 2% discount for termly payments.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school publishes fees on an annual basis and offers payment options by term or by annual advance payment; the termly-payment option and the annual-payment option are reflected in the stated payment discounts. The per-term figures above are calculated on the basis of three academic terms per year.
Additional and recurring costs
- Annual lump-sum charge per student: €150 – €195 (covers agendas, notebooks and three regular day trips/outings per year).
- Uniforms: purchased separately through the school uniform shop (costs vary).
- Lunch: families may bring a packed lunch or opt into an on-site catering service (catering charged separately).
- Extracurricular activities and trips: after-school clubs, overnight trips and optional international trips are charged in addition to tuition.
- Examination fees: IGCSE exam fees and other external examination fees for Secondary students are charged in addition to tuition.
Boarding fees
- Boarding: not applicable. The school operates as a day school with published school hours (example: 09:00–16:00). No boarding fees are published.
Refund information
- The Enrolment Deposit (€1,500) is refundable after one full year of attendance.
- The Enrolment Fee (one-off) is non-refundable (reduced with sibling discount where applicable).
- The Annual Registration Deposit (€500) is deductible but non-refundable and is credited against the first fee payment of the next academic year.
Fee payment options and practical note
- The published fees information describes discounts for paying annually in advance or paying termly, which indicates the school accepts both annual and termly billing arrangements. Specific accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, direct debit, or card) are not listed in the published fees summary; contact details for Admissions are provided for payment-method or invoice queries.
Key contact for fees / payments
- Admissions email and phone (published contact for fee enquiries): [email protected] / +34 971 14 01 70.
Academics
The Montessori School of Mallorca teaches British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Montessori Curriculum for students aged 3 to 16.
Curriculum
Blending Montessori education with the British National Curriculum, The Montessori School of Mallorca provides a continuous journey from Casa (3-5) to Secondary (11-16). A British curriculum pathway guides Primary to Secondary, culminating in IGCSE and Spanish ESO qualifications. English is the main language of learning within a vibrant international community, with Model United Nations in Rome. Primary is homework-free and offers a broad, balanced program with core academics, languages, arts, and physical education, supported by Montessori and British-trained teachers and subject specialists in music, languages, and sport. In Secondary, learning is fully British with small classes taught by British-certified subject specialists, supported by the W.I.S.E. Centre for wellbeing, inclusion, and safeguarding, and a dual qualification pathway (IGCSE and ESO) alongside Global Perspectives and Model United Nations.
Student Teacher Ratio
Small classes with British-certified teachers and subject specialists.
Higher Education Progression
After Year 11, students progress to A-Levels, the IB Diploma, or Spanish Bachillerato—qualifications recognised by universities in Spain, Europe, and worldwide.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The W.I.S.E. Centre provides tailored guidance for every child, offering counselling and emotional care alongside academic coaching and learning adaptations. It supports a wide range of needs, including language support, emotional regulation, social development, attention skills, handwriting, and fine motor development. Support may be delivered one-to-one or in small groups, with in-class adaptations or individual learning plans as needed. Well-being and safety are foundational to the school community, not add-ons. The W.I.S.E. Centre helps students grow with confidence, balance, and joy in learning.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The W.I.S.E. Centre offers guidance for a wide range of needs and strengths, including those who may benefit from extra help with focus, literacy, or language (EAL). It supports emotional regulation and social development, and provides academic support through attention skills programmes and handwriting/fine motor support. The school also offers enrichment for exceptionally able or gifted students. Support may include one-to-one or small-group sessions, in-class adaptations, or individual learning plans to extend or reinforce progress. The approach places well-being at the core of personalised learning for every student.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is the main language of learning. The school serves an international community with English as the primary medium of instruction. EAL support is available through the W.I.S.E. Centre, providing language-focused guidance as part of integrated academic and emotional support. Language support can be delivered one-to-one or in small groups as part of personalised guidance. This integrated approach helps students access the British curriculum and participate in school life.
Mental Wellbeing
Well-being and safety are central to the school's approach. The W.I.S.E. Centre provides personalised guidance to nurture confidence, balance, and joy in learning. It addresses emotional care, social development, and academic coaching, with options for one-to-one or small-group sessions, learning adaptations, or enrichment. The environment is described as a safe, caring space where every child feels understood, valued, and capable. The focus is on holistic development, balancing academic growth with emotional and social wellbeing.
Safeguarding
A Safe and Caring Space is provided through the W.I.S.E. Centre, which fosters inclusion, empathy, and curiosity to safeguard student welfare. Personalised guidance supports safety and wellbeing through one-to-one or small-group sessions and learning adaptations. The school is authorised by the Government of the Balearic Islands (07015550) after NABSS inspection and holds British Council accreditation, with additional recognition as an authorised Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge Assessment learning centre. These credentials reflect external oversight of the school's programmes and safeguarding standards.
Admissions
Admissions
Three-step admissions process: Step 1 Check Availability — Tell us about your child's age and preferred start date; we'll confirm current availability (or likely openings) and email more information within 1–2 working days. Step 2 Visit Us — Come and experience our school in person; join an Open Day or book an individual visit. Step 3 Interview & Offer — If places are available, we'll invite your family for a meeting and, where appropriate, a tester day. Children turning 3: interviews & offers begin November; Older children: rolling admissions; if full, we'll offer a waiting list place. Get in touch with our admissions team at +34 971 14 01 70 or [email protected]. Address: Carrer Batle Josep Canyelles, 9, 07320 Santa Maria del Camí, Illes Balears, Mallorca. The school is accredited by the British Council and NABSS; authorized by the Government of the Balearic Islands; and an authorised learning centre of Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge Assessment.
Waitlist
Older children: rolling admissions; if full, we'll offer a waiting list place.
FAQs
What age range does The Montessori School of Mallorca serve?
The school serves students aged 3 to 16, covering Casa (3-5), Primary (5-11) and Secondary (11-16). It blends Montessori pedagogy with the British curriculum.
What qualifications can students obtain?
Cambridge IGCSE and Pearson Edexcel IGCSE alongside a Spanish ESO pathway. After Year 11, students can progress to A-Levels, IB Diploma or Spanish Bachillerato.
How much are the fees?
Casa EUR 7,980-8,400/year. Primary EUR 9,025-9,500/year. Secondary EUR 11,875-12,500/year. Registration EUR 1,500 one-time with EUR 1,500 deposit.
What is the W.I.S.E. Centre?
The Wellbeing, Inclusion, Support and Enrichment Centre provides tailored academic and emotional support including EAL guidance, learning adaptations, counselling and enrichment for gifted students.
Is Primary homework-free?
Yes. Primary is homework-free, offering a broad, balanced programme with core academics, languages, arts, sport and outdoor learning.
What languages are taught?
English is the main language of learning. Spanish, Catalan and German are taught in a natural, immersive way across Primary and Secondary.
What is MMUN?
Montessori Model United Nations runs from Upper Primary to Secondary. Students debate real-world issues and present at international conferences in Rome or New York.
Where is the school located?
In Santa Maria del Cami, Mallorca, just metres from the train station. The campus is built around a historic 400-year-old windmill with views of the Tramuntana mountains.
How many students attend?
Around 90 students with small classes and British-certified teachers. The school was founded in 2015.
Are meals provided?
Lunch is available via an optional catering service. Students may also bring packed lunches from home.
What is the admissions process?
Three steps: check availability, visit on an Open Day or scheduled tour, then complete the admission process. Rolling admissions with a waiting list when full.
Does the school have a vegetable garden?
Yes. The campus includes a vegetable garden supporting biodiversity, alongside spacious patios and gardens with open views of the Tramuntana mountains.
