Atlas American School of Malaga vs Torrequebrada International College

	A Atlas American School of Malaga Malaga, Spain	T Torrequebrada International College Malaga, Spain
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €500 - 16,350	Fees / year €4,180 - 5,680
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 2 - 18 years
Type	Type —	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP), IB (DP)	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 500	Pupils 799
Typical class size	Typical class size 16	Typical class size 20
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English, Spanish
Opened	Opened —	Opened 2004
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Estepona, Málaga, Spain. Calle Monda Nº2, Selwo Hills, 29680 Estepona. Selwo Hills area; sits on a municipal plot awarded through an administrative concession. Phone +34 952 938 155; admissions@atlas-asm.es.	Location Benalmádena, Málaga, Spain (Calle Ronda del Golf Este 7-11, 29639 Benalmádena, Málaga)
Stages	Stages Preschool (K1–K3, ages 3–6); Elementary School (1st–6th); Middle School (7th–8th); High School (9th–12th).	Stages Infant PYP; Primary PYP; Secondary MYP; Baccalaureate DP
School type	School type Private international school offering the American curriculum.	School type International Baccalaureate World School offering IB programmes (PYP, MYP, DP)
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix More than 30 nationalities are represented in the educational community
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Student Support Services including English as a Second Language and Spanish as a Second Language.	Additional learning support Psycho-educational guidance and first aid services: a Psycho-educational Guidance Office handles pupil care, teacher support, observation, diagnosis and follow-up; university orientation tests for High School pupils; guidance talks for parents; first aid service with health education projects and emergency protocols
Country affiliation	Country affiliation United States	Country affiliation Spain
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details School bus service available.	Bus service details Transport is provided as part of the school services; Transport is listed as a service at Primary
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application and enrollment fees - Family Admission Fee: €2,000 (one-time, mandatory, non-refundable). - Annual Registration Fee: €500 per student (mandatory, non-refundable; charged mid-year for returning students). - Deposit: €1,000 per student (refundable once the student is correctly withdrawn or graduates and all financial obligations are settled). Tuition fees (installments and annual totals) - Preschool (K1 – K3) - 1st Installment (Sept–Dec): €3,420 - 2nd Installment (Jan–Mar): €2,565 - 3rd Installment (Apr–Jun): €2,565 - Annual total: €8,550 - Upfront payment (4% discount): €8,208. - Elementary School (Grades 1–6) - 1st Installment (Sept–Dec): €4,520 - 2nd Installment (Jan–Mar): €3,390 - 3rd Installment (Apr–Jun): €3,390 - Annual total: €11,300 - Upfront payment (4% discount): €10,848. - Middle School (Grades 7–8) - 1st Installment (Sept–Dec): €5,080 - 2nd Installment (Jan–Mar): €3,810 - 3rd Installment (Apr–Jun): €3,810 - Annual total: €12,700 - Upfront payment (4% discount): €12,192. - High School (Grades 9–11) - 1st Installment (Sept–Dec): €5,940 - 2nd Installment (Jan–Mar): €4,455 - 3rd Installment (Apr–Jun): €4,455 - Annual total: €14,850 - Upfront payment (4% discount): €14,256. - American High School Diploma (AHSD, Grade 12) - 1st Installment (Sept–Dec): €7,425 - 2nd Installment (Jan–Apr): €7,425 - Annual total: €14,850 - Upfront payment (4% discount): €14,256. - IB Programme - IB Year 1 (Grade 11) - 1st Installment (Sept–Dec): €6,540 - 2nd Installment (Jan–Mar): €4,905 - 3rd Installment (Apr–Jun): €4,905 - Annual total: €16,350 - Upfront payment (4% discount): €15,696. - IB Year 2 (Grade 12) - 1st Installment (Sept–Dec): €8,175 - 2nd Installment (Jan–Apr): €8,175 - Annual total: €16,350 - Upfront payment (4% discount): €15,696. Family discounts on tuition - 3rd child enrolled: 25% discount on tuition. - 4th child and additional children: 60% discount on tuition. - Discounts do not apply to corporate payments and are subject to review. What tuition fees include - Textbooks and basic school supplies for K1–G10, online licenses (where applicable), college counseling, transcripts, day field trips, laboratory supplies, and IB examinations (first sitting only). - Annual tuition insurance policy that covers continuity of studies in the event of the death of a parent/legal guardian (covers tuition only; does not cover lunch, bus service, registration fees, or other services). Fees and items not included (additional costs) - School uniform (not included). - Textbooks and online licenses for IB or Grades 11 and 12 (not included). - EAL (English as an Additional Language) or SAL (Spanish as an Additional Language) support: may incur an additional supplement of up to €300 per month if required. Enrollment in these programs is determined by the school. - IB certificates for American High School Diploma students: €600 per subject (one-time payment in Grade 12). - Fees for official-document recognition (Spanish diplomas, UNED registration) and AP exam costs: charged at cost. - After-school activities, extracurricular activities, and residential trips: separate costs and are billed separately (activities are paid on a semester basis). Students with outstanding payments will not be permitted to participate in school trips. Annual service fees (examples and installment breakdowns) - Bus service — One way: - Installments: €660 (1st), €495 (2nd), €495 (3rd). (G12: €660, €660 — two-installment structure where shown.) - Bus service — Round trip: - Installments: €800 (1st), €600 (2nd), €600 (3rd). (G12: €800, €800 — two-installment structure where shown.) - Lunch: - K1–G11: €580 (1st), €435 (2nd), €435 (3rd). - G12: €580, €580 (two-installment structure shown). - A daily menu is provided for Kindergarten through Grade 8; in Grades 9–12 lunch is optional and high-school cafeteria purchases are billed monthly on a high-school lunch card. Billing schedule and payment terms - Payment schedule for K1–G11: - 1st Installment due by September 1. - 2nd Installment due by December 1. - 3rd Installment due by March 1. - Payment schedule for Grade 12 (where two installments apply): - 1st Installment due by September 1. - 2nd Installment due by December 1. - The Annual Registration Fee is charged in March for the following school year. - Upfront payment discount: a 4% discount is applied to annual tuition paid upfront if received by June 30, 2026; the discount does not apply to lunch or transportation fees. Payments for upfront discount arrangements are handled through the school's Finance office (finance@atlas-asm.es). - Payment conditions and penalties: - Cash payments are not accepted. - All wire transfers must be received in a net amount; parents are liable for any bank charges. - A European bank account within the SEPA circuit is mandatory for direct-debit payments (tuition, lunch, etc.). - A €20 administrative penalty applies for bounced payments. - A €20 penalty applies to payments received after the specified due dates, plus an additional €20 per month for each month of delay. - Persistent late payment may result in interruption of schooling and the school reserves the right to cancel enrollment if non-payment persists. Withdrawal and refund policy - To withdraw a student, families must contact the Admissions Department (admissions@atlas-asm.es). - If a student withdraws during an installment period, no refund will be issued for the current installment. - Written notice must be provided at least one month prior to the next scheduled payment to avoid being charged for the subsequent installment. - The Deposit (€1,000 per student) is refundable once the student is correctly withdrawn or graduates and all financial obligations have been met. The Family Admission Fee and the Annual Registration Fee are non-refundable. Boarding - No boarding fees are listed; boarding is not indicated in the school's tuition and fees schedule. Fee payment options - Accepted mechanisms and requirements: - Wire transfer / bank transfer (payments must be received net). - SEPA direct-debit from a European bank account (mandatory for direct debit arrangements). - Cash payments are not accepted. - Credit-card payment is not specified in the fees schedule; parents should use bank transfer/SEPA or contact Finance for specific payment arrangements.	Fee details Overview Colegio Internacional Torrequebrada is a private bilingual day school that also offers boarding provision for older students. It teaches through the International Baccalaureate continuum from Infant to Baccalaureate. Application / enrolment fee - New-student enrolment (one-off, non-refundable): approximately EUR 495. - Re-enrolment / annual reservation fee for returning students: approximately EUR 260. - The enrolment fee is charged once at the point of registration to secure a place. Tuition fees by school stage (typical amounts and term/year equivalents) Note: the following figures are presented as monthly amounts (where published) with an annual and per-term equivalent shown for convenience. Annual totals are calculated from the monthly figure multiplied by 10 months (standard academic-month billing), and the per-term amount is the annual total divided into three terms. - Infant (Early Years / ages ~2–5): - Typical published monthly fee: EUR 392 per month. - Approximate annual fee (10 months): EUR 3,920 per year. - Approximate fee per term (3 terms): EUR 1,307 per term. - Primary (ages ~6–11): - Typical published monthly fee: EUR 450 per month. - Approximate annual fee (10 months): EUR 4,500 per year. - Approximate fee per term (3 terms): EUR 1,500 per term. - Secondary / ESO (ages ~12–16): - Typical published monthly fee: EUR 490 per month. - Approximate annual fee (10 months): EUR 4,900 per year. - Approximate fee per term (3 terms): EUR 1,633 per term. - Baccalaureate / IB Diploma (ages ~16–18): - Typical published monthly fee: EUR 542 per month. - Approximate annual fee (10 months): EUR 5,420 per year. - Approximate fee per term (3 terms): EUR 1,807 per term. Boarding / residence fees (where applicable) - Boarding is available for Baccalaureate-age students (residence provision). Typical boarding availability is noted for senior students; specific boarding fees are charged in addition to tuition and vary by room type and level of service. Typical private-school boarding supplements in the area should be expected on top of the tuition figures above. Other compulsory or commonly charged costs - School lunch / cafeteria: approximately EUR 128 per month (contracted for the full school year). Equivalent annual: ~EUR 1,280. - School transport (bus): typical published range EUR 131–171 per month depending on route. Equivalent annual: ~EUR 1,310–1,710. - Before-school care / aula matinal: approximately EUR 67 per month. Equivalent annual: ~EUR 670. - School insurance / medical cover: approximately EUR 51 per year (annual charge). - Uniforms and footwear: purchase of required uniform items is charged separately; families should budget for an initial uniform purchase in the first year and replacement items thereafter (typical private-school uniform costs in the area are not included in tuition). Extra costs such as textbooks, technology devices (where required), language exam fees, specific course materials, and some trips are charged in addition to basic tuition. Billing schedule and payment terms - The school issues tuition charges on a regular billing schedule and offers standard options for payment in full or by instalments. Common payment patterns used locally include annual payment, fraccionado in two instalments (half on enrolment and half mid-year) or monthly instalments across the academic months. Where instalments are selected, there may be administrative terms that apply. Families typically provide a formal enrolment payment at registration to secure the place. Refund / cancellation policy - Enrollment/reservation fees are treated as one-off payments to secure a place and are non-refundable in standard practice. Tuition refunds or partial refunds for early withdrawal, mid-year departures, or cancellation follow the school's published admissions and billing policies and are handled on a case-by-case contractual basis. Families should expect that certain fees (for example admission/enrolment charges and any paid-per-service items) will not be refundable once the place or service has been confirmed. Accepted methods of payment - The school accepts standard bank transfer payments and card payments where supported; direct-debit and other electronic payment methods are typically accepted for recurring instalments. Specific payment instruments and instructions are provided directly on the school billing documentation. Other notes on additional charges - Extra-curricular activities, specialist clubs, music lessons, horseback riding, sports camps and external examination fees are charged separately. - Occasional or ad-hoc charges (school trips, international exchanges, examination invigilation fees for external qualifications) are billed as they occur. - Sibling discounts, early-payment discounts or negotiated payment plans may be available under the school's standard admissions/finance arrangements.
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement The school has a uniform. The uniform symbolises unity and carries the motto UT UNUM SINT. There is a school shop inside the campus and an online booking service to purchase uniform items; opening hours are Monday 9:00–10:30 and 15:00–17:30, and Tuesday to Friday 9:30–10:30 and 15:30–15:30.
Food options	Food options —	Food options The school has on-site food prepared by a large kitchen team. The menu is based on the Harvard Plate model with a balanced main course supported by two islands of varied dishes, including raw vegetables. Bread, fruit and water are provided daily.
House system	House system All students are assigned to a house to compete in sports and recreational activities. This house system facilitates social integration by enabling students of different ages and grades to share time and activities, fostering a sense of belonging to the community.	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is part of Mathema Education, an educational group founded in 2012 by Antonio Arcones that also manages Aquinas American School and the International School of Navarra.	Governance and ownership The school is part of Affinitas Education, an international group of bilingual and international schools. Affinitas provides resources, training and an international network to support schools while allowing them to maintain their own identity.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Atlas American School of Malaga follows the American academic curriculum and prepares students for university entrance in Spain or elsewhere. The program emphasizes both content knowledge and the development of skills, training students through reflection, inquiry, and communication. The curriculum provides access to Spanish and international universities. It is organized into four stages: Preschool (K1–K3, ages 3–6), Elementary School (1st–6th), Middle School (7th–8th), and High School (9th–12th). The school emphasizes collaborative inquiry and personalized learning to foster logical thinking, reading comprehension, public speaking, and other core competencies.	Curriculum details IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) from Infant to Baccalaureate; private bilingual school with instruction in English and Spanish; experiential curriculum that combines academic learning with real-world experiences. Diploma Programme delivered with roughly 80% Spanish and 20% English.
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Higher education progression	Higher education progression Atlas American School of Malaga emphasizes university readiness and provides pathways to universities in Spain and abroad. Graduates have access to higher education institutions in both Spain and international locations. The program supports development of analytical, discourse, and communication skills to strengthen college applications. Graduates pursue higher education at universities around the world.	Higher education progression Access to prestigious universities in Spain and around the world; personalised guidance tools for each student to choose their path with confidence and success.
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Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school has Counseling Services focused on social, emotional, and academic well-being for all students. Counseling includes individual sessions, small group sessions, teacher and parent consultations, and workshops. Key topics include Kindness in the Classroom, Study Skills, Time Management, Conflict Resolution, and Personal Safety.	Social & emotional learning The school has a Psycho-educational Guidance Office which, in coordination with Management, deals with pupil care; teacher support; observation, diagnosis and follow-up; professional/university orientation tests for High School pupils and guidance talks for parents. The First Aid service covers accidents and unforeseen health problems during school hours, with an accident insurance plan that allows referrals to medical centres with which we have agreements. The department carries out health education projects and prevention programmes for students, adapted to their different ages and needs through the organisation of training courses, conferences and specific projects and other activities. It is responsible for developing and maintaining the school's protocols for action in matters related to the health and well-being of our students. Finally, CIT staff have basic first aid skills and are able to act if necessary in an emergency.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school has Learning Support Specialists who provide assistance inside the classroom and in specialized settings, using targeted strategies and interventions. Support ranges from short-term interventions to ongoing support for mild to moderate needs.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school has an English as an Additional Language (EAL) program. Placement is determined by the principals and academic team; progress is regularly tracked in both the EAL program and the classroom. When ready, EAL and classroom teachers collaborate to transition the student out of the program, with post-transition monitoring to ensure continued success in the mainstream curriculum.	English as an additional language The Educational Philosophy describes a multilingual educational project. Extracurricular activities include English, German and French.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The school provides mental wellbeing support through Counseling Services, focusing on the social, emotional, and academic well-being of students. This includes individual counseling, small group sessions, and workshops.	Mental wellbeing Emotional and physical well-being are key to meaningful learning. The school accompanies students in all dimensions of their growth, ensuring that their educational experience is enriching not only academically, but also personally and emotionally. We are a Positive Discipline school, and our teachers are trained in this approach. The Culture of Care emphasizes that students feel safe, respected, and connected, and safeguarding policies are enacted daily. The safeguarding curriculum includes Relationship & Sex Education; Protective Behaviours; and Digital Safety & Citizenship.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Counseling topics include Personal Safety, and counselors contribute to safeguarding the wellbeing and safety of students as part of Student Support Services.	Safeguarding We are committed to providing a school environment where students are valued, heard and supported by trusted adults; staff are supported to thrive professionally and emotionally; families are welcomed as trusted partners; safeguarding policies are turned into daily, visible and proactive daily actions. We provide ongoing training, set clear behaviour standards, and ensure these are applied consistently by all staff. Key policies include Safeguarding & Child Protection; Anti-Bullying & Positive Behaviour; Staff Code of Conduct; Whistleblowing, Health & Safety, First Aid; Digital Safety & Acceptable Use. Our safeguarding curriculum in the learning program includes Relationship & Sex Education; Protective Behaviours; and Digital Safety & Citizenship. Safer recruitment follows international best practices with identity, qualifications and reference checks, background screening and social media reviews; contracts are conditional until standards are met.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Preschool, elementary school, middle school, and high school are offered. Atlas American School of Malaga serves students across these levels. The campus has a 7v7 soccer field, a fitness room, a gym for elementary school students, and two basketball courts. Students are organized into SHARKS houses to compete in sports and recreational activities. The school is located at Calle Monda Nº2, Selwo Hills, Estepona, Malaga.	Facilities overview Learning Landscapes create a relational and well-being environment that values the academic, social and emotional aspects of each student. Spaces and materials act as a third ally in the learning process, not mere containers, but inspiring and enriching contexts. They are open, transparent and connected, designed to adapt to students and foster collaboration, interdisciplinarity and meaningful relationships. Learning landscapes encourage students to learn, explore, share and grow, with spaces that support both academic and personal development. The spaces are innovative, flexible and welcoming, supporting academic, emotional and social growth.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities 7v7 soccer field, 2 basketball courts, a fitness room, and an elementary school gym.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Learning Support, English as an Additional Language (EAL) teachers, and counselors are part of Student Support Services. University counseling is available for students in grades 11–12. English is the official language of instruction, and Spanish and French language programs are offered. The curriculum provides access to universities located in Spain and abroad.	Academic facilities The school offers a continuum of International Baccalaureate programmes (PYP, MYP and DP) from Infant to Baccalaureate. The curriculum emphasizes inquiry-based and competence-based learning and includes an innovative Experiential Curriculum designed for self-knowledge, talent discovery and the development of social and emotional skills. The combination of IB programmes and the Experiential Curriculum enables each student to build a complete and unique portfolio. The spaces are innovative, flexible and welcoming to inspire creativity, tolerance and solidarity.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Arts, Music and Drama are integrated into the school day. The Entrepreneurship Program is offered for grades 10–12, with students building real businesses and pitching to investors in a shark-tank-style final event. Atlas ASM uses a House system called Home of the Sharks to foster friendly competition in sports and recreational activities.	Extra curricular facilities Sports: Basketball, Chess, Football, Padel and Judo; Arts: Ballet, Showdance and Acrobatics, Theatre, Mural Drawing and Design, Drawing and Painting, Official School of Music, Flamenco, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Music and Movement, Piano; Languages: German, French, English; Other: Robotics, Aloha, Cooking & Nutrition, Programming.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Atlas American School of Malaga is part of Mathema Education, an educational group founded in 2012 by Antonio Arcones. The group also manages Aquinas American School and the International School of Navarra. Atlas ASM is located in Estepona, Málaga. The school follows the American academic curriculum to prepare students for university entrance. The curriculum provides access to universities located in Spain and abroad.	History Founded in 2004, Torrequebrada International School opened its doors and has since developed an educational project with unique characteristics, consolidating its position as a reference in international education in the province of Malaga. Thanks to a bilingual approach, an innovative educational model, and international values, the educational community has grown to more than 30 nationalities. It offers a high-quality international education that combines academic excellence with a contemporary and evolving approach, aiming to foster knowledge and the development of 21st-century social and emotional skills. The school fosters a multicultural environment where students feel comfortable, valued, and supported, promoting a trusting atmosphere that strengthens emotional and personal wellbeing. International education is essential in a global society, and the school encourages enquiry and critical thinking to prepare students for future study and life.
Community	Community All students are assigned to a house called Home of the SHARKS to compete in sports and recreational activities. The house system facilitates social integration by allowing students of different ages and grades to share time and activities. It promotes a sense of belonging to the school community. News & Events shows there are no upcoming events.	Community Affinitas Education's Culture of Care is a promise, not a program. It ensures every student and adult feels safe, supported, and valued, with safeguarding, trust, responsibility, and equality/diversity as core values. The safeguarding commitment includes policies, ongoing training, daily actions, and safer recruitment. Safeguarding is embedded in the curriculum and daily practice, including digital safety and anti-bullying, and families are welcomed as trusted partners.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Atlas American School of Málaga graduates students with an American High School degree, which can be validated by the Spanish Baccalaureate for access to Spanish universities. Atlas ASM has authorization to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. The school offers an annual SAT preparation course and serves as an SAT exam center. It provides counseling and support for university selection and admissions processes, helping students pursue higher education worldwide.	Academic & intellectual The school operates a multilingual educational project that provides academic, social and personal development opportunities. Innovative methodologies grounded in the learning sciences support how students learn and progress. Critical thinking and personal growth are central, with a focus on moral integrity, collaboration and resilience. Emotional and physical well-being are integral to meaningful learning, and teachers are trained in Positive Discipline.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Arts, Music and Drama are integrated into the school day. Enriching activities such as theatre, music, and painting are fully integrated into the curriculum. The program encourages students to develop their skills, talent and creativity in these disciplines.	Arts & creative Arts offerings include Ballet, Showdance and Acrobatics, Theatre, Mural Drawing and Design, Drawing and Painting, Official School of Music, Flamenco, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Music and Movement, and Piano. In addition, Robotics is part of the broader extracurricular program.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language English is Atlas ASM's official language. The school places great importance on the knowledge of other languages for cultural enrichment and future professional development. The Spanish Language Program offers SSL for non-native speakers and Lengua Castellana y Literatura Española following the LOELO-MLOE system, with lower and upper school groupings and grade-based variation. Beginning in Grade 3, Atlas ASM offers an intensive French language program, with hours per week that increase by grade level and a project-based approach to language learning.	Cultural & language Languages offered include German, French and English. The multilingual educational project integrates language learning across the curriculum. Affinitas Education connects CIT to an international network that enables exchanges, inter-school activities and global experiences for students.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Students are assigned to a house to compete in sports and recreational activities. The student life program includes social and charitable events such as a Spring Charity Concert – Together for Humanity, a book fair, and READCESS, as well as Earth Day themed short-story contests. There are soccer tournaments and other athletic events, and social activities such as the Winter Formal and ski trips.	Social & hobbies A wide range of sports is offered, including Basketball, Chess, Football, Padel and Judo. Arts activities include Ballet, Showdance and Acrobatics, Theatre, Mural Drawing and Design, Drawing and Painting, Flamenco, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Music and Movement, and Piano. Other activities include Robotics, Cooking & Nutrition, and Programming.
Community & service	Community & service Community service is integrated into student life through charity events and school-supported initiatives, such as the Spring Charity Concert for humanitarian causes. These activities foster social responsibility and engagement with the broader community.	Community & service Affinitas Education provides an international network of schools that enables exchanges, inter-school activities and global experiences for students. Affinitas emphasizes well-being and a culture of care, with safeguarding protocols, staff support and family involvement. The Culture of Care at Torrequebrada fosters a safe, respectful environment with safeguarding policies and daily actions to support students and families.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Atlas ASM offers an Entrepreneurship Program for 10th–12th graders. Students form teams to develop real products or startup services, guided by coaches and mentors from the business world. Teams pitch to investors in a shark-tank style final event. The program emphasizes communication, teamwork, problem solving, resilience, public speaking, accountability, creative thinking and empathy.	Leadership & professional Cooperation and leadership are encouraged, with students learning to work in teams, show empathy across cultures and collaborate with diverse communities. Students are prepared to think innovatively and develop entrepreneurial skills as part of an experiential learning approach. A focus on critical thinking and personal growth supports student autonomy and readiness for future challenges.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports and physical education play a central role in wellbeing. Physical education is four hours per week in Lower and Middle School, with high school students able to take sports as electives. The campus features a 7v7 soccer field, two basketball courts, a fitness room and an elementary gym. Preschoolers have a gross motor skills class as part of daily activity.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Emotional and physical well-being are central to learning, and a balanced student can learn and grow more fully. Safeguarding and daily actions underpin a safe, caring environment for students. Staff wellbeing and safeguarding training support the school's ability to care for students.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the official language of instruction. A Spanish Language Program is offered with Spanish as a Second Language (SSL) and Lengua Castellana y Literatura Española following the LOmLOE curriculum. In Grades G7–G10, seven hours per week are taught (including Spanish Language and History). In Grade 12, courses in Spanish prepare for the PEC-UNED exam, and there is an option to take the AP Course in Spanish Language and Culture. A French Language Program starts in Grade 3, with two hours per week in Grades 3–4, three hours per week in Grades 5–6, and four hours per week in Grades 7–8; High School French classes total four hours per week, and in Grade 11 students can choose between French Ab Initio, French B SL, and French B HL.	Language provision The school uses a multilingual curriculum with bilingual instruction in English and Spanish. English and Spanish are the primary instructional languages; German and French appear as extracurricular activities.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school's official language is English and it offers Spanish Language Program and French Language Program.	Bilingual teaching The MYP is delivered in bilingual mode (English and Spanish), covering the Spanish curriculum.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Schedule a school tour to learn more about Atlas ASM. Complete the Online Application at atlas-asm.openapply.com/apply. After reviewing the student's academic history, an interview and placement test will be scheduled to assess academic capabilities. Final admission decisions are communicated by a formal admissions letter; admitted families receive a service provision agreement to sign by the indicated date and a bank deposit is required to finalize enrollment. Notification of admission: Upon notice of admission, you have 15 calendar days to confirm in writing your intention to enroll using the form included in the Notification of Admission; if not confirmed, the space is relinquished. Documents requested: school transcripts for the previous two years and the current year; applicant information; ID/passport copies; one letter of recommendation issued and sent from the admissions platform to the designated teacher, principal, or advisor. Non-native English speakers applying for grades 9–12 must provide results from the Duolingo English Test (DET) with a score of 120 or higher; the DET is computer-based and requires Google Chrome, a self-facing camera, and a microphone; results are available within 48 hours. Instructions to share DET scores appear at englishtest.duolingo.com/sharing. The admission process is conditional on the receipt of final grades for the current academic year. All G7–G11 students studying abroad must bring all original documents certified by the country of origin and with the Hague Apostille.	Admissions 01 Request information: Fill in the admission form and we will contact you to answer your questions and arrange a visit. 02 Appointment with the admissions team: We will welcome you at CIT to meet you, talk about our educational project and show you our facilities. 03 Offer of a place: We will inform you about the availability of places and the next steps in the admission process. 04 Admission interview: A key moment to get to know the student, their interests, expectations and academic aspirations.
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