Globeducate – one of the world’s leading K-12 premium bilingual and international school groups with 55 schools in nine countries, teaching 28,000 students, has acquired Cambridge House Community College in Valencia, Spain.
Sotogrande International School (Cádiz, Spain) has launched a special scholarship programme for Basketball and Swimming athletes. The successful candidates will be joining the school’s first-class Elite Sports Programme, a structured pathway especially designed for student-athletes that offers a unique balance for both their high academic and sporting demands.
EU Business School (EU) is proud to announce that ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs), a leading specialized accreditation body for business education, has accredited its undergraduate and graduate business programs for 10 more years.
At Agora international School Madrid, we have embraced this term with even more enthusiasm than usual, having come out the other side from one of the most complex final terms in many years of teaching last year.
Interview with Póla Cuinnea, Head of Senior School and IB Coordinator at King’s College Madrid.
Globeducate – one of the world’s leading K-12 premium bilingual and international school groups with 55 schools in nine countries, teaching 28,000 students, has acquired Cambridge House Community College in Valencia, Spain.
Sotogrande International School (Cádiz, Spain) has launched a special scholarship programme for Basketball and Swimming athletes. The successful candidates will be joining the school’s first-class Elite Sports Programme, a structured pathway especially designed for student-athletes that offers a unique balance for both their high academic and sporting demands.
EU Business School (EU) is proud to announce that ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs), a leading specialized accreditation body for business education, has accredited its undergraduate and graduate business programs for 10 more years.
At Agora international School Madrid, we have embraced this term with even more enthusiasm than usual, having come out the other side from one of the most complex final terms in many years of teaching last year.
Q&A with King’s College, The British School of Madrid alumna Laura Closas