Bellver International College

Bellver International College is a mixed, selective, non-denominational, bilingual, independent all-through school in Spain, serving students from the age of 3-18. The all-through school is situated in Palma De Mallorca and situated close to the beach. The school is recognised by the British Department of Education and is authorized by the Spanish Ministry of Education. Pupils sit an entry test and interview on applying for a place at the school.

Bellver International College was established in 1950. Students are taught in English and Spanish and become bilingual in both languages by the time they leave the school. French, German and Catalan are also offered as additional languages. Students work towards their IGCSE exams and A levels, with the school following a British style curriculum. Spanish teachers ensure that the requirements for Spain’s Ministry of Education are also met. 

Principal

Vincent Deperrois

Values and vision

Bellver International College wants all pupils to achieve their full potential across the curriculum in a welcoming and safe learning environment. The all-through school works to prepare them for the challenges they will face in the future and provide them with the skills, knowledge and opportunities for them to live successful and fulfilling lives. Pupils are nurtured as confident, open-minded and happy individuals who are self-aware, motived and independent learners. Children are taught of the importance of their roles as active members of the local and wider community as tolerant, responsible and respectful members of society. Teachers work to help all children discover their individual talents and skills and help develop and nurture them throughout their education. The school celebrates the cultural diversity and is proud of its international community, encouraging parents to work in close partnership with them to achieve excellence for all students.