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Spain, Malaga
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The admissions process has four phases: 1. 2. Application Submission — complete the online application and attach the required documentation according to the relevant educational stage. 3. Application Review — the Admissions Team and academic staff review the student's file and profile, as well as place availability, and assess any additional services needed such as language support or learning reinforcement; families will receive notification of the admissions decision within 15 days after the review is completed. 4. Enrolment — once an offer is confirmed, the enrolment process begins; the Finance Team issues invoices and a Welcome Pack with information for the first days of school is sent; place is guaranteed only after payments made within 14 days of the invoice date: enrolment fee (non-refundable) and Guidance Department tests (non-refundable).
Yago School Málaga is a private international day and boarding school for ages 3 to 18 in Málaga, Spain. It offers the International Baccalaureate across the continuum: PYP in Early Years and Primary, MYP in Secondary, and DP in Diploma years. It is a candidate for MYP and DP, pursuing IB World School authorisation. The school provides bilingual instruction in English and Spanish and offers examination options in English, Chinese, Spanish and French. From Secondary onwards, students use iPads and MacBook Air, and on-site Boarding Home for Secondary to Baccalaureate students. The campus blends modern academic spaces with social and sports facilities, including a Concert Hall, music studios, art rooms, science labs, a library and a dining hall. Educational project emphasises values and holistic development, supported by wellbeing and anti-bullying initiatives and a house system. The Yago Foundation coordinates charitable activities, reinforcing a culture of service in the school community.
