- TypePrimary and secondary schools
- LocationManacor, Spain
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Rafa Nadal School (RNS), also called Rafa Nadal International School, is a private international school in Manacor, Mallorca, located on the campus of the Rafa Nadal Academy. It opened in September 2016 as part of an educational project created by Rafa Nadal and his team that combines academic study with sport. The school began with secondary education and later added Primary and Early Years; from the 2026-27 school year it also offers Pre-Nursery from age 2. RNS states that it is pre-accredited by the Middle States Commission on Elementary and Secondary Schools.
- Pre-Nursery, from age 2
- Primary School, Nursery to Year 6, based on the British curriculum
- Middle School
- High School, grades 9 to 12, with the American High School Diploma
Teaching is in English, with Spanish and Catalan lessons in Primary. In High School students need 22 credits to graduate, can take Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams, and the school is an SAT and AP testing centre; its core courses are approved by the NCAA for student athletes. A college counsellor advises on university access in the US, Europe and Spain. Applicants send previous school reports and have an informal interview; middle and high school applicants may take written tests in English and maths.
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+34 971 171 676
Ctra Calas de Mallorca, s/n (ctra/ Ma 4015, Km 8 Poligon 34), Manacor, Illes Balears, Spain, 07500
- Pre-Nursery (from age 2, new in 2026-27)
- Primary School: Nursery to Year 6, British curriculum, with Spanish and Catalan
- Middle School
- High School: grades 9-12, American High School Diploma (22 credits)
- Advanced Placement (AP) courses and exams, SAT preparation and testing
Families apply for a place, and the school then contacts them to arrange an appointment; a visit is recommended before enrolling. Applicants submit the previous year's school reports (high school applicants: contact details of all previous high schools) and have an informal interview. Middle and high school applicants may be asked to take a written test in English and maths, which can be waived for native speakers or students coming from a British or American school.
