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St. Anne's School is a co-educational, independent British school in Madrid, founded in 1969 by Margaret Jean Raines. It teaches children aged 1 to 18 on a single campus on Avenida de Alfonso XIII in the Chamartín district. The school has a Catholic ethos.
The curriculum is based on the British National Curriculum. As is required in international schools, pupils also study Spanish Language and Literature, Spanish Social Studies and culture. Secondary pupils take IGCSE examinations and Cambridge English qualifications, and the Sixth Form follows the International Baccalaureate (IB). The school states that all its teachers are qualified, British-trained teachers, and its management follows the British model.
- Pre-nursery, ages 1-3
- Early Years, ages 3-4
- Primary, ages 5-11
- Secondary, ages 12-15, with IGCSE
- IB Sixth Form, ages 16-18
St. Anne's is a founder member of the National Association of British Schools in Spain (NABSS) and is inspected by NABSS and by the Spanish Ministry of Education. To apply, families complete an application form, after which the admissions department arranges a visit and continues the process.
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Primary or Secondary School
+34 913 45 90 60
AVDA de Alfonso XIII 162, Madrid, Spain, 28016
- Pre-nursery: ages 1-3
- Early Years: ages 3-4
- Primary: ages 5-11
- Secondary: ages 12-15, with IGCSE examinations and Cambridge English qualifications
- Sixth Form: International Baccalaureate (IB), ages 16-18
Teaching follows the British National Curriculum, with Spanish Language and Literature and Spanish Social Studies.
St. Anne's admits children from age 1 to 18. The admissions process has three steps: families complete the application form, the school contacts them for more information and to schedule a visit, and the application then continues with the admissions department. Enquiries can be sent to [email protected].