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Spain, Alicante
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The school prioritises pupil wellbeing and meaningful relationships. The mission is to create an inspirational world where children are happy, empowered and confident, with a strong focus on British curriculum academics and a holistic approach that includes Montessori elements. Personalised learning is a major priority, supported by an enriched curriculum that integrates technology, outdoor learning, real-life experiences and the performing arts. The school emphasises generosity, patience and tolerance so every child feels valued and safe. There is a zero-tolerance bullying policy, and parent partnership is valued through regular events and feedback opportunities.
Personalised Learning provides targeted support for diverse learning needs, including small group interventions for reading, writing and phonics, and additional maths interventions. It also includes ability-based groups, a Gifted & Talented Programme, and 1-on-1 tutoring if required. Extra language support is offered, including Spanish language support for native English speakers.
Extra language support is offered, including additional Spanish language support for native English speakers.
Wellbeing is of the highest importance; pupils are encouraged to practise generosity, patience and tolerance, and every child will feel valued and safe. A zero-tolerance bullying policy is in place, and wellbeing is a central focus in school life.
The Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy commits to a culture of safety and protecting children from abuse and harm, with a designated safeguarding lead coordinating child protection (Director Victoria Gomez-Middleton; Deputy in her absence). All staff receive safeguarding training at least every two years, and staff understand safeguarding as their responsibility. Recruitment checks include enhanced criminal records and identity verification for staff and volunteers, and safeguarding concerns are recorded and reported to relevant authorities. The policy outlines procedures for recording concerns, and the school follows online safety measures and the Prevent Duty to protect pupils from radicalisation.
Victorious International British School is a family-owned British international school in Altea, Spain. The school welcomes pupils aged 3 to 18 and delivers British Curriculum, including Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels. All classes are taught primarily in English, with Spanish taught alongside British subjects; three subjects follow the Spanish Government curriculum. Early Years uses the EYFS framework; Primary employs a project-based, creative approach; Secondary covers Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9) with iGCSE/GCSE subjects in Years 10–11 and options in Modern Foreign Language, Arts or Humanities. Sixth Form is planned for 2027 to prepare pupils for university entry, with A-Levels in at least three subjects and Spanish PCE exams in at least two. The campus features large classrooms, a garden, beach access for outdoor learning, ICT and science labs, a Performing Arts space, a school bus, and creativity spaces. Wellbeing and Montessori-inspired holistic education underpin the program.
