Agora Portals International School vs Eurocampus Deutsche Schule

	A Agora Portals International School Mallorca, Spain	E Eurocampus Deutsche Schule Mallorca, Spain
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €7,750 - 13,400	Fees / year €7,392 - 10,359
Age range	Age range 0 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), German Curriculum	Curriculum German Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 1,000	Pupils 245
Typical class size	Typical class size 22	Typical class size 19
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Spanish	Instruction language German
Opened	Opened 2008	Opened 2002
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The school is in Portals Nous, Mallorca, Spain. It is located on Carretera Vella, Ctra. Andratx, s/n, Portals Nous, 07181, Islas Baleares - España. Portals Nous is in the southwest part of Mallorca, accessible by road from Palma and nearby towns.	Location The school is located in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Address: La Porciúncula, Av. Fraile Joan Llabrés 1, 07600 Palma de Mallorca. It sits on the island of Mallorca in the Balearic Islands. It is the Eurocampus Deutsche Schule Mallorca, the German school on Mallorca.
Stages	Stages Infant Education; Primary Education; Secondary Education; National Baccalaureate; International Baccalaureate®	Stages The school provides primary and secondary education. Primary is Grundschule; secondary is Oberschule.
School type	School type Private international school	School type Private German international school.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Psychopedagogical department	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Spain	Country affiliation Germany
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Weekdays (Mon–Fri) 8:30–17:30. Extended hours before school are 7:50–8:40, and after-school care runs until 17:30.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details The Agora Portals school bus service operates to transport children from Palma (El Corte Inglés Avenidas), Son Verí and Marratxí (Festival Park).	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details One-time admission & annual re‑enrolment fees - Admission (Infant I1 & I2): EUR 400 (one-time). - Admission (Infant I3): EUR 600 (one-time). - Admission (Infant I4 to Baccalaureate): EUR 1,500 (one-time). - Re‑enrolment fee (reserve a place for 2026–27): EUR 535 per year. Annual tuition fees (stated by school year group) — annual amount and monthly instalment where applicable (The published tuition amounts are billed as an annual fee payable in 10 monthly instalments.) - Infant I1 & I2: EUR 7,750 per year — EUR 775 per month (10 payments). - Infant I3 to I5: EUR 8,050 per year — EUR 805 per month (10 payments). - Primary 1 & 2: EUR 9,200 per year — EUR 920 per month (10 payments). - Primary 3 & 4: EUR 9,400 per year — EUR 940 per month (10 payments). - Primary 5 & 6: EUR 10,050 per year — EUR 1,005 per month (10 payments). - Secondary 1 & 2: EUR 11,300 per year — EUR 1,130 per month (10 payments). - Secondary 3 & 4: EUR 11,600 per year — EUR 1,160 per month (10 payments). - National Baccalaureate (Bachillerato Nacional): EUR 12,150 per year — EUR 1,215 per month (10 payments). - International Baccalaureate (IB): EUR 13,400 per year — EUR 1,340 per month (10 payments). Additional educational fees (annual): - Primary Music School: EUR 820 per year — EUR 82 per month (10 payments). - Professional Music Studies in Secondary & Baccalaureate (optional): EUR 1,975 per year — EUR 197.50 per month (10 payments). Lunch, student care and related services - Lunch service (compulsory for Infant, Primary and Secondary): EUR 2,320 per year — billed as an annual fee payable in 10 monthly payments (EUR 232 per month equivalent). - Morning & Afternoon Student Care Service (07:45–08:45 and 16:30–17:30): - 1 hour/day: EUR 42 per month. - 2 hours/day: EUR 55 per month. - Single days / ad‑hoc hourly: EUR 7 per hour. Sibling discounts and other discounts - 3rd sibling on roll: 20% reduction on tuition. - 4th sibling on roll: 50% reduction on tuition. - 5th sibling on roll: 100% reduction on tuition (tuition waived). - Early payment discount: 2% off (applies as published). What the annual tuition covers - School accident insurance. - Psychopedagogical & pre‑university counselling. - Nurse service. - Mandatory curricular excursions. - Curricular swimming for Infant & Primary. - Sailing lessons for specific Primary years. - Participation in the Agora Choir. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition and lunch are published as annual fees payable in 10 monthly instalments. - Admission fees are one‑time payments due at enrolment. - The re‑enrolment fee is charged annually to reserve a place. - An early‑payment discount (2%) is published. - Published prices are stated exclusive of taxes. Boarding fees (applicability) - The Portals campus does not operate an on‑site boarding residence; boarding opportunities are available through the Agora Andorra International School residence programme within the same school group for families who wish to arrange a residential placement. Boarding fees and terms are set by that residential programme. Other costs and typical additional charges - Optional extracurricular activities, instrument tuition beyond the music school programme, special trips or international exchanges, individual exam or certification fees, and any specific kit or equipment for special programmes may incur additional charges. - Uniforms, if required, and personal materials are not itemised in the published fee schedule and are typically an additional cost. Refund information - No separate refund schedule is published within the school's published fee document for the academic year; admission fees are presented as one‑time charges and re‑enrolment is shown as an annual charge. Refunds or pro‑rata arrangements (if any) would be handled under the school's enrolment and administrative terms. Fee payment options - The published fee materials list amounts and billing rhythm but do not specify accepted payment channels in the fee document itself. Payment arrangements (for example, bank transfer, card payment, payment portal or direct debit) are made through the school's admissions/billing process and should be arranged with the Admissions/Accounts team. Notes for parents - All amounts are in EUR and published exclusive of applicable taxes. - Tuition and service amounts in this summary match the school's published fee schedule for the 2025–2026 academic year, with tuition presented as annual figures and shown above with the equivalent 10‑month instalment where the school indicates "annual fee paid in 10 monthly payments."	Fee details Application & Registration Fees - New-student enrollment fee: €750 (one-time, non‑refundable) payable at registration. - Annual recurring enrollment fee (Folge‑Einschreibung) from the second year: €750, payable by 28 February each year; this recurring fee is also non‑refundable. €600 of a timely Folge‑Einschreibung is credited against the school fees in December. - Kindergarten (on initial registration): one‑time non‑refundable enrollment fee €650. For reserving a place for the following kindergarten year a reservation payment of €150 is required (non‑refundable). Tuition fees by year group (monthly rates and annual totals; school year billed September–July) - Payment options: tuition may be paid as a single annual advance payment or in eleven monthly instalments (September–July). Monthly amounts below are the standard instalments; the annual amount equals the monthly rate × 11. - Grundschule (Primary) - Years 1–2: €672 per month → annual total €7,392. - Years 3–4: €693 per month → annual total €7,623. - Sekundarstufe (Lower and Upper Secondary) - Years 5–6: €745.50 per month → annual total €8,200.50. - Years 7–8: €787.50 per month → annual total €8,662.50. - Year 9: €855.75 per month → annual total €9,413.25. - Year 10: €880.20 per month → annual total €9,682.20. - Years 11–12: €941.80 per month → annual total €10,359.80. - Digitalisation fee (separate, billed in 11 instalments) - Classes 1–4: €35 per month → annual total €385. - Classes 5–12: €38 per month → annual total €418. - Kindergarten tuition - Monthly kindergarten contribution: €650 per month, billed for 11 months (September–July) → annual total €7,150. This includes care from 08:30–15:15, lunch, insurance and kindergarten materials. Other mandatory and recurring charges - School association (Verein) membership contribution: €180 per family per year; charged at first registration and thereafter at the start of each school year. This fee is retained in case of withdrawal. - Meal charges (Schulspeisung): additional cost if the pupil participates in school lunch; meal fees are not included in the monthly tuition and are billed in ten monthly instalments for the school year. Exact monthly meal rates vary and are charged separately. - Homework supervision, additional remedial support, extracurricular activities, class trips, school sports clothing/uniforms, books and other learning materials: charged separately and not included in the monthly tuition instalments. Homework supervision is enrolled for a full year and paid half‑yearly in advance; non‑attendance does not entitle to refunds for prepaid periods. Deposits / Guarantee (Ausfallgarantie) - At initial entry or re‑entry the school requires a security deposit equal to two current monthly tuition instalments. If the pupil participates in the school lunch scheme, two monthly meal payments are also required as part of the Ausfallgarantie. The deposit is adjusted annually to the current monthly rates. The deposit is not interest‑bearing. The deposit is refundable only after regular written withdrawal at the end of the school year and subject to compliance with the notice provisions and settlement of all outstanding obligations. The claim to reimbursement prescribes after four years. - Kindergarten: two monthly kindergarten instalments (2 × €650 = €1,300) are held as the Ausfallgarantie; this guarantee is retained if the child leaves during the year or if a place reserved for September is not taken. The guarantee is returned only if the child completes the kindergarten year and the family has submitted proper written notice as required. Billing schedule and payment terms - Regular payments (tuition, fees and other charges) are due monthly in advance by the 5th of the current month. For the kindergarten the monthly contribution is due by the 5th of each month. Tuition may alternatively be paid as an annual advance. - All ongoing payments are to be made by bank transfer to the Deutsch‑Spanischer Schulverein (Überweisung). Failure to pay by the 6th of the month places the parents in default without a reminder; default interest is 5% per month. If payment is overdue by 14 days a reminder may be issued and a reminder fee of €39 per notice is chargeable. In case of judicial recovery of outstanding amounts, parents bear the collection costs. Non‑payment can lead to immediate exclusion from school and withholding of school reports until obligations are settled. Refunds and cancellations - Enrollment (Einschreibegebühren) fees (initial and recurring) are not refundable. The school association contribution is not refundable on withdrawal. - Abmeldung (withdrawal) requires written notice with a three‑month termination period to the end of a month. For any month in which the pupil attends school for any part of that month the full monthly tuition is due. For the kindergarten, if a child leaves during the year, the kindergarten contribution is payable through the end of July if the withdrawal is given after June. Refund of the Ausfallgarantie is possible only after a regular written withdrawal and when no outstanding liabilities remain; otherwise the deposit is retained. - Absences: for absences up to three months tuition and meal fees remain payable in full. For longer absences, reductions up to a maximum of 50% may be granted only in well‑founded individual cases by decision of the school board. Boarding / Accommodation - The school operates as a day school; there is no boarding provision listed among the school services. Transport options referenced include parent car‑sharing and a shared school bus line; parents share bus costs. Fee payment options - Standard payment method: bank transfer (Überweisung) to the Deutsch‑Spanischer Schulverein for all ongoing payments. The published fee rules do not list credit card or online‑card payment as a standard option for regular fee collection. Late fees and collection procedures apply as stated above. Additional notes on charges - Long‑service bonification: after the fifth year of uninterrupted attendance a tuition discount (10% in years 5–6; 15% from year 7 onward) applies to the Schulgeld only, provided all payments are up to date; the bonification excludes additional fees (meals, supervision, activities, materials). The bonification is applied on the last third of the school year instalments.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Agora Portals offers families the opportunity to experience a school year, a term or a trimester at world-class boarding schools within Globeducate in Andorra, Spain, the United Kingdom and Cyprus. Partner boarding schools provide accommodation with supervision, including Agora Andorra International School (boarding with 24/7 supervision), Agora Barcelona International School (residence with constant supervision), Stonar School (24/7 supervision), Boundary Oak School (nurturing boarding within a 23‑acre estate), and Pascal Private Secondary School Lefkosia (24/7 supervision).	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Agora Portals International School provides a shop where uniforms and sportswear can be purchased, along with textbooks, reading books and other school items.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options The school operates a cafeteria service and restaurant for pupils and families; meals and menus are available and can be monitored by parents. The cafeteria operates from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on school days.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Agora Portals International School belongs to Globeducate; it is part of the Globeducate group.	Governance and ownership The school is a private institution operated by the non-profit German-Spanish School Association (Deutsch-Spanischer Schulverein), founded in 2002. The association is the sponsor (Träger) of the school and provides the legal, structural, financial, material and personnel framework for its operation. Parents are members of the association and are represented in the general assembly. The board consists of seven elected members. The school leadership is headed by the principal, Annegret Jung-Wanders, OStD.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Agora Portals International School offers an IB Continuum from Early Years to Baccalaureate, including the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP). It provides Infant, Primary and Secondary Education and is an IB World School. Since 2025 it is the first and only IB Continuum School in the Balearic Islands. English is the flagship language, with a multilingual education that includes additional languages. The curriculum develops breadth and depth of knowledge, physical, intellectual and emotional growth, and mastery of at least two languages, while fostering analytical thinking, information presentation, evaluation and defence of ideas, creative problem solving, knowledge retention, understanding key concepts and application of standardised methods.	Curriculum details Eurocampus Deutsche Schule follows the guidelines and curricula of recognized German Auslandsschulen on the Iberian Peninsula. Instruction is in German. From first grade, Spanish (at native level) and English are taught as foreign languages, and Catalan is taught for up to two hours per week. From fifth to seventh grade, the Spanish subject Ciencias sociales (Biology, Geography, History) is added; from seventh grade, French is taught for Gymnasium students. The teaching is year-spanning across classes with differentiation; advanced students may work on material from the next grade, while others may repeat as needed. Upon completing the final exams, Hauptschulabschluss is earned at the end of grade 9, Realschulabschluss at the end of grade 10, eligibility to transition to the gymnasiale Oberstufe at the end of grade 10, and Abitur at the end of grade 12.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio A maximum of 25 pupils per class and 3 classes per academic year, with lower ratios in pre-school education.	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results The Eurocampus conducts German-federal exams in cooperation with the Deutsche Schule Barcelona. The examination commission of the Deutsche Schule Barcelona conducts the final examinations for Sekundarstufe I on-site in Palma since the 2008/2009 school year, and the Abitur has been taken at the Deutsche Schule Barcelona in Barcelona since 2015.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression The Careers Advice and University Guidance Programme from Year 10 onwards helps students look at careers and university options and supports decision-making.	Higher education progression The Abitur enables university entrance, i.e., progression to higher education. The school supports pathways to further study after completing the Abitur.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The Educational Psychology Department comprises six professionals in child psychology, learning difficulties and special education. It focuses on action to ensure student care and wellbeing and collaborates with tutors, teachers and families to support each pupil's learning. The welfare, happiness and wellbeing of pupils are central to the department's work.	Social & emotional learning Movement, play and sport are linked to social relationships, emotions, learning processes and values. They contribute to the cognitive, social, moral and emotional development of pupils. Children who participate in the choir learn to sing, and choir participation fosters self-confidence and a sense of community.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The Educational Psychology Department provides services for SEN, Specific Learning Difficulties, Gifted and Talented pupils, and other Special Educational Needs. Since 2008, Agora Portals has operated the Student Care Programme, focused on helping children with specific learning difficulties, with action plans and close collaboration among pupils, families and staff. The department uses structured, cumulative, multi-sensory intervention programmes with tailored resources to ensure meaningful access to learning and progress toward goals, and it offers family and teacher support.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school offers a multilingual educational project with linguistic immersion beyond English, enabling students to master their official language alongside English, French, German or Chinese. International events, exchanges and stays are available to support language development.	English as an additional language English is taught as a foreign language from the first grade. Spanish is introduced as the second language in parallel to German as a mother tongue, with five hours of Spanish per week. Catalan is taught as a third language with up to two hours per week.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Body Mind & Spirit focuses on tools to combat emotional fatigue, adapting to change, empathy, stress management, tolerance, resilience and concentration. The Guidance and Educational Psychology Department provides a differential service addressing individual educational needs and diversity, collaborating with families to achieve educational excellence. The welfare, happiness and wellbeing of the pupil is at the heart of the school's work.	Mental wellbeing Moving has a positive influence on physical and mental well-being. Movement, play and sport provide holistic experiences and support emotional development through physical education.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The classrooms and laboratories are bright, modern and spacious and fully compliant with current legislation. The campus is coastal, close to the sea, and fully equipped to foster a positive and focused learning environment. The school is an official music conservatory and has extensive sports facilities, including a semi-Olympic indoor swimming pool. It also hosts a library and the Agora Innovation Centre, a 180 m² space with 3D printers, VR glasses, robots, laser cutters and areas for talks, radio and podcasts.	Facilities overview —
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The on-site sports centre offers state-of-the-art facilities. There are Astro-turf soccer pitches, basketball and mini-basketball courts, tennis and paddle courts, and a multi-purpose sports centre with a 25-metre indoor swimming pool and a children's pool. The complex also includes a gym, a dance studio and saunas, supporting physical education and wellbeing.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school has bright, modern classrooms and laboratories that are fully equipped for every educational stage and curriculum area. It houses dedicated spaces for Psychomotor development, Computing and Music, plus laboratories for Biology, Physics and Chemistry. The Agora Innovation Centre is a 180 m² space with 3D printers, virtual reality equipment, robots, laser cutters and spaces for talks, radio and podcasts, supporting computational thinking and creativity. The library is a central study hub stocked with multilingual texts and computers with internet access, open from 7:50 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.	Academic facilities The language of instruction is German. From the first grade, Spanish is taught at native level, English is taught as a foreign language, and Catalan is taught for up to two hours per week. From fifth to seventh grade, Ciencias sociales (Biology, Geography, History) is added in Spanish, and from seventh grade gymnasium students study French. Teaching is conducted across grade levels according to the guidelines and curricula of recognized German Auslandsschulen in Spain and Portugal. Differentiation is planned by the teacher; learners work in common learning phases and small groups, with project work, workshop phases, and opportunities for independent, self-paced learning.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Pupils can choose extracurricular activities at our Language or Music Academies, participate in sporting, recreational or cultural activities, or join trips and excursions. The Language Academy offers classes in English, German, Chinese and Spanish with small groups and official language certificates. Active English runs on Saturdays, October to June, for Agora Portals students and non-enrolled children, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Music Academy provides an extensive extracurricular music programme with classes in music theory, harmony, modern and classical music, chamber music, guitar and drums. The Sports Programme includes swimming, skating, judo, yoga, multi-sports, self-defence, golf and badminton; the Sports Club offers chess, football, rhythmic gymnastics, athletics, rugby, volleyball and basketball. Technological, Recreational and Cultural Activities cover robotics, coding, 3D modelling, fun science, study skills and business games.	Extra curricular facilities The program features a broad range of extracurricular activities including field trips, cultural events, and sports-related activities. Examples include the upper-school hiking day, a walking tour through Palma, and the inclusive Handisport Mallorca Open golf tournament. Other activities include self-defense courses, project weeks, a cooking course for Class 9, and excursions such as trips to an orange plantation. Festivals and celebrations such as Nikolausfeiern, Sankt Martinsfest, and Day of German Unity are part of school life. World Café sessions and Stadtrundgang through Palma are also featured.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Agora Portals International School is a private international school in Portals Nous, Mallorca, and forms part of the Globeducate Group. Since 2008 we have been providing a high-quality, academic education that focuses on the individual needs and aptitudes of each student. We offer a tri-lingual, co-educational, secular education, with English forming an essential part of teaching and learning, and Mandarin Chinese, German (secondary), and French (secondary) offered as additional languages. Pioneers in the IB, Agora Portals was the first educational centre in the Balearic Islands to offer the Diploma Programme in 2011 and is today the first and only IB Continuum School in the islands, offering PYP, MYP and DP. Pre-university studies are structured to allow both the IB and the Spanish National Baccalaureate, and the school provides an integrated musical education as an official Music Academy.	History Eurocampus Deutsche Schule in Palma de Mallorca is the only German Auslandsschule on the Balearic Islands authorized by the KMK to conduct final examinations on site in Palma de Mallorca in collaboration with the Deutsche Schule Barcelona and to take the Abitur there under the KMK decision of 10 December 2008. With the final examinations, students earn the Hauptschulabschluss (end of Grade 9), the Realschulabschluss (end of Grade 10), the qualification to progress to the gymnasiale Oberstufe (end of Grade 10), and the Abitur (end of Grade 12). It is the only German school on the Balearic Islands with an operating permit from the Conselleria de Educación and authorized to run as a regular school; it is also allowed to admit students with Spanish citizenship and to become a Begegnungsschule. Instruction follows the guidelines and curricula of recognized German Auslandsschulen on the Iberian Peninsula. The language of instruction is German; from first grade, Spanish is taught at native level, English as a foreign language, and Catalan for up to two hours per week. From fifth to seventh grade, Spanish includes Ciencias Sociales (biology, geography, history) and from seventh grade for Gymnasium students French. Twenty years of Eurocampus: the Mallorca school celebrated its 20th anniversary.
Community	Community The school has a dynamic News & Events section with categories such as Awards and recognitions, Emotional Education, Intellectual education, Presence at events, Projects and success stories, School education, Social education, and Sport education. Recent items include the MiCole ranking (21 Jan 2026), the Agora Café opening (15 Jan 2026), the Christmas Solidarity Campaign with Rotary Club Palma Almudaina (19 Dec 2025), Toni Nadal's visit (17 Dec 2025), and the Youth Leadership Encounter in Miami (19 Nov 2025). The school also collaborates through Partnerships with WWF, Eco-Schools and the UN Sustainable Goals to connect students with global initiatives.	Community —
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Agora Portals International School offers the International Baccalaureate continuum (PYP, MYP, and DP) and is authorized to deliver all three programmes. The educational project is built on five pillars that include the IB as a model for the future, multilingualism, STEAM, sports and well-being, and shaping the world. The school is an official music conservatory and integrates art and public speaking within its approach to learning. A language immersion programme provides a wide range of foreign languages beyond English, including French, German or Chinese.	Academic & intellectual Learning coaching is offered to support students. Projekttag for Klasse 8 & 9 provides project days to promote inquiry-based learning and teamwork. Kochkurs for Klasse 9 offers a cooking course for ninth-grade students.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Agora Portals International School is officially certified as a Music Academy, licensed to teach and examine Elementary and Professional Grade music qualifications. Music is an integral part of the main curriculum, and the Music Academy offers an extracurricular programme for both Agora Portals students and external students. Extracurricular music activities include music theory and harmony, modern and classical music, chamber music, Spanish guitar and drum lessons.	Arts & creative The school runs a Musical Club (AG). There is a City walking tour of Palma and a Street Art Tour through Palma. A Sevillanas workshop is offered. Portrait painting is featured as part of activities.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language The school offers a multilingual educational project with linguistic immersion beyond English, allowing students to master their official language along with English, French, German or Chinese. International events, exchanges and stays in different destinations are available to students. These opportunities support preparation for an international future and intercultural understanding.	Cultural & language Europe Day (Europatag) events are part of the cultural program. World Café sessions are held. Sankt Martinsfest (St. Martin's Day) is celebrated.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Pupils can choose extracurricular activities at the Language or Music Academies, participate in sporting, recreational or cultural activities, and take part in trips and excursions. The onsite Language Academy offers classes in English, German, Chinese and Spanish, with official examinations available. The Active English programme runs on Saturdays from October to June, 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and the Music Academy provides music lessons in areas such as music theory, harmony, modern and classical music, chamber music, Spanish guitar and drums. The Sports programme includes activities like swimming, judo, football, basketball, volleyball and more.	Social & hobbies SOS-Mamas is listed as a school activity. Wandertag der Oberschule and Wandertag der Grundschule are organized as hiking days. Inclusive golf tournaments are part of the school activities.
Community & service	Community & service The school supports the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals and partners with Eco-Schools and WWF. Globeducate organises international events that bring together students from different schools, promoting leadership, public speaking and United Nations simulations. Locally, students collaborate with NGOs such as Respiralia, ASNIMO, ASPACE, Handisport Foundation, Natzaret Foundation, Caritas and the Mallorca Food Bank.	Community & service Social action with respect to the environment and fellow humans is a school priority. Earth Day and AIDS Day campaigns are part of the program. HOPE Mallorca is involved in school activities.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Globeducate international events include leadership and public speaking competitions and United Nations simulations to develop leadership and communication skills. The school emphasizes preparing students to be global citizens who can shape the world through leadership experiences and international collaboration.	Leadership & professional Career orientation (Berufsorientierung) is offered to help students plan for future paths.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The natural environment around the school supports sporting activities, and Agora Portals operates the Agora International Sports Club with football, basketball and volleyball teams. The campus features an indoor sports hall with a semi-Olympic swimming pool, tennis, basketball and handball courts, plus access to sailing through an agreement with Puerto Portals Sailing School. A healthy menu is provided in the dining room, developed with nutritionists. The Mental Health and Educational Psychology Department provides support for student well-being.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Movement breaks (Bewegungspausen) are integrated into the day. Mindfulness (Achtsamkeit) activities and self-defense courses (Selbstverteidigungskurs) are offered. The school organizes inclusive golf tournaments.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English forms an essential part of teaching and learning and most classes are delivered in English. Mandarin Chinese is taught, with official qualifications available through the Confucius Institute. German and French are offered as options at secondary level. Exams in English include Trinity College London and Cambridge English, and official Mandarin qualifications are available through the Confucius Institute.	Language provision The language of instruction is German. From the first grade Spanish is taught at native level and English is taught as a foreign language; Catalan is taught for up to two hours per week. From fifth to seventh grade, Social Sciences (biology, geography, history) is taught in Spanish; from seventh grade for Gymnasium students French is taught.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school offers a tri-lingual education.	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs Linguistic immersion beyond English enables students to master the official language of their place of residence along with English, French, German or Chinese. A language school for Mandarin Chinese and the improvement of foreign languages operates as a complement to the curriculum. The Active English programme is a Saturday morning activity offering students from the school and other schools the opportunity to combine English language learning with activities such as role play, arts & crafts or English with music. Cultural exchanges and stays are available with Globeducate partner schools in France, Germany and the United Kingdom, among others.	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards Forbes List 100 Best Schools in Spain 2025. MiCole ranking 2026: among the best schools in the Balearics and Spain. Onda Cero Mallorca Environmental Award 2022. World's Best School Prize for Environmental Action: Top 10 shortlist 2023.	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations IB World School; authorized to offer all three IB programmes (PYP, MYP, DP); IB World School since February 18, 2011. Eco-Schools Green Flag accreditation; June 2022. European Blue School certification.	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1 Contact The school has an initial contact step. Families interested can request information using the admissions form or by calling 971 68 40 42 from Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The admissions team is available to answer questions and start the admissions process. The admissions team can book a visit, in person or online, to learn more about the educational project. 2 Visit The school has an on-site or virtual visit that provides an in-depth presentation of the educational project, curricular and teaching aspects, and the buildings and facilities. This is the best time to resolve any doubts you may have. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and see the school environment. 3 Registration The school has a registration step following the formal application for admission. After the formal application, the previous marks of students from Primary to Baccalaureate are requested, the admissions form is completed, and all the documentation required for enrolment is received. Once the admission requirements are complete, the final admission form to enrol the student should be filled in and accompanied by all required documentation.	Admissions Admission to the Eurocampus requires proficiency in German. Typically, school-ready children who are six years old by June 30 of the year are admitted; upon parental request, children who have demonstrated school readiness and whose birthday falls between July 1 and October 31 may also be admitted. Enrollment at Eurocampus 2025: Our new first-grade students were ceremonially enrolled. We warmly welcome all children and their families to our school community and wish them a joyful and successful start to their school career.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships —
Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist From March 1, reserving a school place is possible, but not binding (waiting list).
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