Bellver International College vs Tudor Rose British College

	B Bellver International College Mallorca, Spain	T Tudor Rose British College Mallorca, Spain
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year —	Fees / year —
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 2 - 14 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels
Pupils	Pupils 250	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 15	Typical class size 10
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English, Spanish
Opened	Opened 1950	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The school is located in Palma, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain. It sits on Carrer De Josep Costa I Ferrer, 5, 07015 Palma, opposite Marivent Palace. The campus is on an urban site with purpose-built spaces for learning.	Location Porto Cristo, Mallorca, Spain. The school sits in a beautiful residential area in the countryside near the sea. The campus features outdoor spaces and a nature centre. It is located on Mallorca's east coast.
Stages	Stages Ages 3 to 18; Early Years through to A-Levels.	Stages Nursery and Infants (ages 2-4). Primary School. Lower Secondary (11-14) launched in September 2025.
School type	School type Private British school.	School type Cambridge International School Mallorca; seasonal boarding for Summer Camp for ages 7-14.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Learning support areas are available on site.	Additional learning support Support for second language English and Spanish.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation —	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure Gates open 8:45 AM; Registration 8:55 AM; Lessons begin 9:10 AM; Finish 4:15 PM (Primary) / 4:10 PM (Secondary). Morning Club from 8:00 AM; After-School Club until 5:00 PM.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application & Registration Fees - Registration (one‑time): EUR 1,200. EUR 400 of this registration payment is returned when the student leaves. Tuition fees by year group (annual and per term) Note: published figures are shown as annual totals; the school bills in three terms for Early Years (trimester shown) and annual totals are listed. Per‑term amounts below are the annual total divided by three (rounded to the euro) to show a per‑term figure consistent with a three‑term year where a trimester amount is shown. Annual tuition (and per‑term equivalent): - Kindergarten 1 (age 3): Annual EUR 7,650 — Per term EUR 2,550. - Kindergarten 2 (age 4): Annual EUR 7,650 — Per term EUR 2,550. - Kindergarten 3 (age 5): Annual EUR 8,190 — Per term EUR 2,730. - Grade 1 (age 6): Annual EUR 8,340 — Per term EUR 2,780. - Grade 2 (age 7): Annual EUR 11,940 — Per term EUR 3,980. - Grade 3 (age 8): Annual EUR 9,090 — Per term EUR 3,030. - Grade 4 (age 9): Annual EUR 9,390 — Per term EUR 3,130. - Grade 5 (age 10): Annual EUR 9,540 — Per term EUR 3,180. - Grade 6 (age 11): Annual EUR 10,680 — Per term EUR 3,560. - Grade 7 (age 12): Annual EUR 11,010 — Per term EUR 3,670. - Grade 8 (age 13): Annual EUR 11,340 — Per term EUR 3,780. - Grade 9 (age 14): Annual EUR 11,970 — Per term EUR 3,990. - Grade 10 (age 15): Annual EUR 11,970 — Per term EUR 3,990. - Grade 11 (age 16): Annual EUR 12,750 — Per term EUR 4,250. - Grade 12 (age 17): Annual EUR 12,750 — Per term EUR 4,250. Billing schedule and payment terms - The school uses a three‑term academic year for billing in Early Years (trimester amounts are published for Kindergarten 1). Annual tuition figures are provided for each year group; the per‑term equivalent above is the annual amount divided by three. - A 5% sibling discount applies to the second and any subsequent children from the same family. - The registration payment is a one‑time fee charged on enrolment; EUR 400 of the registration payment is returned on leaving. Boarding fees - Bellver operates as a day school; there are no weekly or full boarding fees and no boarding provision listed. Other costs and likely additional charges - Uniform: A school uniform is required for all pupils (Early Years through Sixth Form). A detailed uniform list and purchasing information are provided by the school office. Specific uniform prices are not listed in the publicly available fee schedule. - Catering / lunches: Hot lunches are available and provided in‑house; use of the meal service is optional for Secondary pupils and included/arranged for Primary pupils' snacks. Families should expect separate charges if they opt into school catering services. - Wraparound care and clubs: Morning Club and After‑School Club and a wide range of extracurricular activities are offered; additional charges for optional clubs or extended care may apply. - Examination and accreditation fees: The school is an accredited Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel exam centre; associated exam entry fees or subject exam charges may be applied separately for IGCSE and A‑Level entries. Refund information - The registration fee is charged once on enrolment; EUR 400 of the registration payment is refunded when the student leaves. No other routine refund policy amounts are published in the publicly available fee summaries. Fee payment options and contact for billing - The school issues enrolment invoices and provides billing and payment details to families; contact the Admissions or Finance office for the school's invoice and payment instructions. Contact details: +34 971 40 16 79 / +34 971 40 42 63, email info@bellvercollege.com. Discounts and concessions - Sibling discount: 5% for the second and any subsequent children from the same family. If you require these numbers presented in a different currency or formatted for a database field, use the figures above (EUR) and note the per‑term equivalents provided for each year group.	Fee details Below are the school fees and related payment terms for Tudor Rose British College for the 2026–2027 academic year, presented by fee category and by year group. All amounts are shown in Euros. General notes on billing and payment structure - Tuition is charged against the child's age on 1 September of the year of entry. - Tuition may be paid monthly or termly. There is a 50 Euro discount for each term when paying termly. - The school operates a Tuition Deposit for new pupils and a Monthly Registration payment method for new registrations. Application, deposit and registration fees - Tuition Deposit (new pupils): EUR 1,000. The Tuition Deposit is refunded in June at the end of the academic year. Withdrawal of a pupil during the academic year leads to loss of the Tuition Deposit. - Monthly Registration (new, replacing a single annual registration from Sep 2026): EUR 90 per month. - Entry assessment: New pupils aged 6 and above sit a Cambridge Insight Assessment (assessment requirement noted; no fee amount for the assessment is published on the fees page). Tuition fees by year group — amounts per month, per term and per year (Notes used for term calculations: academic year runs September–June and fees are published as a monthly amount. The school offers a 50 Euro discount for each term when paying termly. The school lists monthly fees; the term breakdown below assumes three terms in the academic year with an Autumn term of 4 months and Spring and Summer terms of 3 months each, giving 10 tuition months per year. Termly amounts below reflect the 50 Euro per-term discount applied to the calculated term total.) - Infants (age 3) - Monthly: EUR 799 per month. - Autumn term (4 months): 799 × 4 = EUR 3,196; term payment with EUR 50 discount = EUR 3,146. - Spring term (3 months): 799 × 3 = EUR 2,397; term payment with EUR 50 discount = EUR 2,347. - Summer term (3 months): EUR 2,397; term payment with EUR 50 discount = EUR 2,347. - Annual total (10 months): EUR 7,990; annual if paid term-by-term (three discounted terms) = EUR 7,840. - Reception (age 4) - Monthly: EUR 849 per month. - Autumn (4 months): EUR 3,396; term (minus EUR 50) = EUR 3,346. - Spring (3 months): EUR 2,547; term (minus EUR 50) = EUR 2,497. - Summer (3 months): EUR 2,547; term (minus EUR 50) = EUR 2,497. - Annual total: EUR 8,490; annual term-by-term = EUR 8,340. - Lower Primary: Year 1 (age 5) - Monthly: EUR 899. Autumn term: EUR 3,596 → term = EUR 3,546. Spring term: EUR 2,697 → term = EUR 2,647. Summer term: EUR 2,697 → term = EUR 2,647. Annual: EUR 8,990; term-by-term total = EUR 8,840. - Lower Primary: Year 2 (age 6) - Monthly: EUR 949. Autumn term: EUR 3,796 → term = EUR 3,746. Spring term: EUR 2,847 → term = EUR 2,797. Summer term: EUR 2,847 → term = EUR 2,797. Annual: EUR 9,490; term-by-term total = EUR 9,340. - Middle Primary: Year 3 (age 7) - Monthly: EUR 999. Autumn term: EUR 3,996 → term = EUR 3,946. Spring term: EUR 2,997 → term = EUR 2,947. Summer term: EUR 2,997 → term = EUR 2,947. Annual: EUR 9,990; term-by-term total = EUR 9,840. - Middle Primary: Year 4 (age 8) - Monthly: EUR 1,049. Autumn term: EUR 4,196 → term = EUR 4,146. Spring term: EUR 3,147 → term = EUR 3,097. Summer term: EUR 3,147 → term = EUR 3,097. Annual: EUR 10,490; term-by-term total = EUR 10,340. - Upper Primary: Year 5 (age 9) - Monthly: EUR 1,099. Autumn term: EUR 4,396 → term = EUR 4,346. Spring term: EUR 3,297 → term = EUR 3,247. Summer term: EUR 3,297 → term = EUR 3,247. Annual: EUR 10,990; term-by-term total = EUR 10,840. - Upper Primary: Year 6 (age 10) - Monthly: EUR 1,149. Autumn term: EUR 4,596 → term = EUR 4,546. Spring term: EUR 3,447 → term = EUR 3,397. Summer term: EUR 3,447 → term = EUR 3,397. Annual: EUR 11,490; term-by-term total = EUR 11,340. - Lower Secondary: Year 7 (age 11) - Monthly: EUR 1,199. Autumn term: EUR 4,796 → term = EUR 4,746. Spring term: EUR 3,597 → term = EUR 3,547. Summer term: EUR 3,597 → term = EUR 3,547. Annual: EUR 11,990; term-by-term total = EUR 11,840. - Lower Secondary: Year 8 (age 12) - Monthly: EUR 1,249. Autumn term: EUR 4,996 → term = EUR 4,946. Spring term: EUR 3,747 → term = EUR 3,697. Summer term: EUR 3,747 → term = EUR 3,697. Annual: EUR 12,490; term-by-term total = EUR 12,340. - Lower Secondary: Year 9 (age 13) - Monthly: EUR 1,299. Autumn term: EUR 5,196 → term = EUR 5,146. Spring term: EUR 3,897 → term = EUR 3,847. Summer term: EUR 3,897 → term = EUR 3,847. Annual: EUR 12,990; term-by-term total = EUR 12,840. Deposit / registration billing schedule (deposit windows shown by year group) - Deposit months are scheduled by class. The published deposit windows for registration for September 2026 entry are: - Infants & Reception deposit window: 1–31 January 2026. - Years 1 & 2 deposit window: 1–28 February 2026. - Years 3 & 4 deposit window: 1–31 March 2026. - Years 5 & 6 deposit window: 1–30 April 2026. - Years 7–9 deposit window: 1–31 May 2026. - A Tuition Deposit of EUR 1,000 is required within the class-specific dates. Billing schedule and payment terms (summary) - Tuition may be paid monthly or termly; a EUR 50 discount applies when paying by the term (discount applies per term). - Monthly Registration is charged at EUR 90 per month for new registrations (replaces single annual registration from Sep 2026). - Non-attendance: Parents who take a month (or more) off school to travel (outside scheduled school holidays) are asked to pay 75% of the tuition fees to hold the child's place. - After-school clubs (4 lessons per month): EUR 49 per month (requires minimum numbers). Sibling discounts, loyalty and scholarships - Sibling discounts: Child 2 = 15% discount; Child 3 = 30%; Child 4 = 50%; Child 5 = free. - Loyalty points: 1 year's attendance = EUR 50 credit. - Academic scholarships: up to 30% scholarship available following Cambridge Insight Assessment performance (typical scholarship levels: 20% for above-average; up to 30% for top scores). Scholarship testing and awards are scheduled within the school's published assessment windows. Boarding fees (Summer boarding programme) - Boarding is offered for ages 7–14 during the summer programme; accommodation is charged per week (VAT applies). Published summer boarding prices at the Sa Vaqueria Country Hotel (includes summer camp, twin room, meals and excursions) are: - 1 week: EUR 950 + VAT. - 2 weeks: EUR 1,750 + VAT. - 3 weeks: EUR 2,500 + VAT. - 4 weeks: EUR 3,300 + VAT. Summer camp fees and deposit - Summer camp reservation deposit (non-refundable): EUR 150 per booking (1–6 weeks). - Weekly prices (June–July): Half day: EUR 135 per week; Full day: EUR 250 per week. Other school costs and typical uniform pricing - Uniform is provided through the school's supplier and includes summer, sport and winter items. Example published item prices (Tejidos Bellver uniform list): - Cardigan: EUR 30. - Polo shirt: EUR 25. - Skirt: EUR 35. - Sweater: EUR 30. - Trousers: EUR 35. - Husky jacket: EUR 35. - Duffle coat (optional): EUR 65. - Sports kit (tracksuit & sports top): EUR 70. - Ties and bows (available from the school office): EUR 12. - The school operates ordering and sizing through its uniform supplier and offers limited preloved uniform options. Refund information (fees explicitly stated as refundable or non‑refundable) - Tuition Deposit: EUR 1,000 — refunded in June at the end of the academic year; withdrawing a pupil during the academic year results in loss of the Tuition Deposit. - Summer camp deposit: EUR 150 — published as non‑refundable. - The fees pages also publish the policy that withdrawal during the academic year affects refund/forfeiture of deposits; other specific refund policies for term or monthly tuition are not published on the fees pages. Fee payment options - The public fees information does not list specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, etc.). For billing or to request the school's accepted payment methods, the school's published contact details are: Email office@bbcollege.com; Phone +34 971 821 511 (office hours 08:30–16:30). Other practical billing items (short) - A EUR 50 per-term discount applies when paying by term (i.e., each term payment is EUR 50 lower than the term total calculated from the published monthly rate). Three term payments therefore reduce the annual total by EUR 150 compared with monthly × 10. - Late or missed re‑registration deadlines can affect place allocation; the school publishes specific re‑registration windows. (End of fees overview)
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements Boarding is available for youth aged 7-14 years. Accommodation is in a countryside hotel near the school, walking distance from Tudor Rose British College. Boarders are supervised 24/7 by Tudor Rose staff and class teachers from their own school. Twin shared accommodation is provided and meals include breakfast, snack, lunch, and evening meals.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement All students from Early Years to Sixth Form wear the official Bellver uniform. This includes daily uniform with Bellver-branded polo shirts, trousers/shorts or skirts, and jumpers/cardigans; seasonal options; PE kit; and a smart dress code for formal occasions or school trips. A detailed uniform list is available from the school office, including information on required items and purchasing details.	Uniform requirement The school has a formal uniform for Nursery to Primary. Uniform items include short or full-sleeve polo shirts, green jumpers/cardigans, skirts or trousers, Bermuda shorts, ties, long or short-sleeve shirts, school rucksack, socks, brown shoes, and a sports kit. Some items are available online from El Corte Ingles in Palma, and ordering is handled through The School.
Food options	Food options Hot, nutritious lunches are offered daily, freshly prepared in the in-house kitchen. The service is optional for secondary school. Primary pupils receive a healthy mid-morning and afternoon snack provided by the school. Menus follow Spanish nutrition guidelines, with vegetarian options and dietary accommodations available.	Food options Meals are provided for boarders as part of the boarding arrangement: breakfast, snack, lunch, and evening meals.
House system	House system There are four Houses: Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera. Every student and staff member is assigned to a House, and Houses compete in Sports Day, academic and creative challenges, charity fundraising, and house-point scoring.	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Bellver International College is owned by a group of local entrepreneurs (Yuliya Radko, Colm Killeen, and former student Michael Schwallback) after ownership passed in 2025 from Stephanie Muirhead; the school is now Bellver College.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Bellver provides a complete British education for pupils aged 3 to 18, following the English National Curriculum from Early Years through to A-Levels. Early Years (3–5) is play-based learning focused on early literacy, numeracy, and emotional development; Primary (5–11) uses the Cambridge Primary curriculum adapted to the international context with Spanish and Catalan; Secondary (11–16) leads to IGCSE examinations; Sixth Form (16–18) offers A-Levels with personalised university guidance for entry into top universities in the UK, Spain, and worldwide. English is the main language of instruction, complemented by strong Spanish integration.	Curriculum details The school offers a Cambridge University Curriculum recognized in 160 countries. Class sizes are limited to 10 pupils. Learning is personalised to keep each child motivated. Second Language English and Spanish are supported. The school serves Nursery & Infants, Primary, and Lower Secondary (ages 2-14) with a traditional British cultural identity and multicultural values. Trips occur every term, and the programme includes sports (hockey, cricket, football, basketball and athletics), school dramas, after-school clubs, inter-school competitions and concerts, plus specialist Language, Art and Music staff and a Nature Centre.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Maximum class size is 15 pupils.	Student teacher ratio Class sizes are limited to 10 pupils.
Exam results	Exam results All pupils secure their first-choice university place. Bellver is an official Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel examination centre.	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Personalised university guidance for entry into top universities in the UK, Spain, and worldwide.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented Self-awareness programmes enable students to recognise and nurture their own talents.	Gifted and talented Academic Scholarships are available for students who score above average on Cambridge Insight Assessments in Arithmetic, Mathematics, Spelling, Reading and Personal Development. A score of 5 out of 5 qualifies for a maximum scholarship of 30%. Assessments are conducted in Autumn; scholarships are awarded between January and June.
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school provides in-house learning support with an Occupational Therapist, a Speech & Language Therapist, and a visiting Psychologist who offers emotional support. The Extended Support Pathway focuses on emotional regulation and confidence-building, with tailored interventions and Individual Education Plans developed in partnership with families. Collaboration among teachers, parents, external professionals, and students underpins wellbeing and social development.	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Learning Support covers mild to moderate needs, including dyslexia, dyspraxia, and processing difficulties, plus attention, executive function, or mild emotional regulation needs. A full-time Learning Support Teacher delivers interventions in class, in small groups, and one-to-one, creating Individual Education Plans (IEPs) and providing literacy and numeracy support and study strategies. The Extended Support Pathway offers tailored timetables, one-to-one or very small group sessions with specialists, emotional regulation, and adaptive learning approaches, integrated within the mainstream where possible; this program is currently limited to 3 students.	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language English is the main language of instruction, complemented by strong Spanish integration to prepare students for local and global futures.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The Bellver day balances academic work with wellbeing and play; emotional regulation is supported through the Extended Support Pathway and a visiting psychologist who provides emotional support.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Confidentiality and sensitivity are respected in the learning support process, with collaboration between teachers, families, and external professionals to safeguard student welfare.	Safeguarding —
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Bellver College sits on a secure urban campus opposite Marivent Palace, with dedicated buildings for Early Years, Primary, and Secondary, plus a bright Sixth Form study room. The facilities include a fully equipped science laboratory and an art studio, a flexible concert hall for music, drama and dance, and an on-site multi-sports court. There are separate dining areas for Primary and Secondary, with meals prepared in-house. The school also partners with the Princesa de España Sports Centre, providing access to a full-size sports field, an athletics track, and an Olympic-size swimming pool.	Facilities overview The school is housed in a country manor on the east coast of Mallorca, with 5000 square metres of outdoor gardens. The campus features mature outdoor spaces for learning. Inside there is a lending library, a reading lounge and a library. A Nature Centre is on site, and specialist staff in languages, art and music support learning. There are after-school clubs, termly trips and inter-school competitions and concerts.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The campus features a modern on-site multi-sports court for PE and sports activities. Through a partnership with the Princesa de España Sports Centre, students gain access to a full-size sports field, an athletics track, and an Olympic-size swimming pool. The sports facilities are complemented by dedicated spaces for physical education on campus. Transport to the sports centre is available via a short bus ride.	Sports facilities Sports include hockey, cricket, football and basketball and athletics. During the summer camp, tennis, basketball, football, volleyball and table tennis are available. The campus offers outdoor spaces suitable for a range of sporting activities.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities There is a fully equipped science laboratory and an art studio on campus. A dedicated Sixth Form study room and learning-support areas are provided for older students. The campus includes distinct buildings for Early Years, Primary, and Secondary, ensuring age-appropriate learning environments. Quiet support rooms offer additional learning support and one-to-one learning opportunities.	Academic facilities A Cambridge University Curriculum is recognised in 160 countries and the school is a Cambridge International School. It is an authorised Cambridge exam centre, enabling both preparation courses and official Cambridge examinations on site. The Nursery & Infants follow Cambridge Early Years with Foundations in English & Spanish and a focus on developing creative skills. Class sizes are small, with a maximum of 10 pupils per class. Cambridge English courses are offered with levels from A1 to C2.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities A growing range of after-school clubs for Primary and Secondary includes Yoga, Robotics (Tecnoaprendo), Chess, Self-Defence (Krav Maga), Dance, the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Programme, and Debate Club. Activities are led by Bellver staff with qualified external instructors. There is a Sailing Programme in the final term, run in partnership with a local sailing school on the Bay of Palma. Bellver also runs an annual overseas trip for Secondary students to destinations such as France, Italy, and the UK.	Extra curricular facilities Trips occur every term. School dramas and inter-school competitions and concerts are part of the calendar. After-school clubs are offered. The campus includes a Nature Centre and gardening activities. There are annual equestrian excursions.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Bellver College was founded in 1950 in Palma under Don Pedro, a Roman Catholic priest, to provide high-quality English-language education in El Terreno next to Bellver Castle. In the 1960s the school moved to the Marivent area and began offering boarding for international students, including Mark Muirhead. In the 1970s Mark Muirhead and Stephanie Johnson laid the foundations of Bellver as a modern international institution; Stephanie, a teacher from Liverpool, joined as part of the leadership. In the 1980s Bellver became one of the first members of the National Association of British Schools in Spain and opened new premises opposite the previous site. The 1990s–2000s saw steady growth under the Muirheads; in 2011 Stephanie Muirhead continued as leader after Mark's death, and in 2013 Vincent Déperrois became Principal, introducing innovations including self-awareness programs. In 2025 ownership transferred to local entrepreneurs and Bellver College became Bellver College, with significant investments to modernise facilities and celebrate the 75th anniversary of its founding.	History —
Community	Community Bellver fosters a vibrant community through charity and service projects locally and internationally. A long-standing partnership with The Lions Club of Mallorca supports food drives, environmental projects, and aid for vulnerable families on the island, with Bellver students leading fundraising events, awareness campaigns, and hands-on actions. Annual initiatives include Christmas gift appeals, non-uniform charity days, eco-school clean-ups and sustainability campaigns, and international fundraising for disaster relief and development causes. Bellver also hosts events and celebrations such as school plays, concerts, and the Summer show, with parents invited to participate in activities from Sports Day to the end-of-year Fun In The Sun fair, fostering a shared community.	Community Tudor Rose British College Mallorca has a vibrant, family-friendly community. The school runs termly trips, Sports Day, School Dramas, and after-school clubs, with inter-school competitions and concerts as part of student life. The Cambridge Primary Programme is complemented by language offerings to support living in Mallorca, including English, Spanish, Catalan and German. A Nature Centre and a Lending Library are on site, and students participate in a range of sports such as hockey, cricket, football, basketball and athletics.
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Bellver offers enrichment activities that support academic and intellectual development, including robotics, debate, music, drama, and sports after school. It is an official Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel examination centre, with 85% of teachers being native English speakers. Sixth Form offers A-Level studies with personalised university guidance for entry into top universities in the UK, Spain, and worldwide. All pupils achieve outstanding results, with every student securing a place at their first-choice university.	Academic & intellectual The Cambridge University Curriculum is used and recognised in 160 countries. Ideal class numbers are a maximum of 10 pupils, supporting personalised learning. STEM Week highlights a focus on science, technology, engineering and maths. The school has an excellent reputation in the community for delivering a caring education.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Dedicated spaces support the arts: there is a multi-purpose concert hall for music, drama, and dance, and an art studio. An extensive range of after-school activities includes music, drama, dance, sport, robotics, yoga, and debate. The campus also provides opportunities for performances and creative projects as part of School Life.	Arts & creative Specialist Language, Art and Music staff support arts learning. School Dramas are part of student life. Inter-school competitions and concerts provide performance opportunities.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language English is the main language of instruction. Cambridge Primary is enriched with Spanish and Catalan, supporting bilingual readiness. Strong Spanish integration helps prepare students for both local and global futures.	Cultural & language Support for Second Language English and Spanish. A traditional British cultural identity, with multicultural values. There is specialist Language, Art and Music staff to support language learning.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies The day includes wellbeing and play as part of a balanced schedule, with activities that promote social development. A wide range of after-school activities—sport, music, drama, robotics, yoga, dance, and debate—are available. The school day balances academic focus with creativity and play.	Social & hobbies After School Clubs are available. Hockey, cricket, football, basketball and athletics are offered. Sports Day is part of the calendar. Inter-school competitions and concerts provide additional social and performance opportunities.
Community & service	Community & service Holistic education emphasizes personal integrity and social responsibility. Self-awareness programmes help students recognise and nurture their talents. The school environment has fostered a multicultural community by welcoming local Mallorcan students.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Sixth Form offers A-Level studies with personalised university guidance for entry into top universities in the UK, Spain, and worldwide. Self-awareness programmes develop student talents and leadership potential. Holistic education shapes personal integrity and social responsibility, preparing students for leadership roles.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Wellbeing is integrated into the school day, balancing academics with creativity, wellbeing, and play. An on-site multi-sports court and a partnership with the Princesa de España Sports Centre provide access to a full-size sports field, athletics track, and Olympic swimming pool. A broad range of after-school activities, including sport, yoga, and dance, supports physical health and wellbeing.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Sports include hockey, cricket, football, basketball and athletics. There is a Nature Centre for outdoor and environmental learning. Trips are organised every term for experiential learning. School Dramas and inter-school concerts contribute to wellbeing.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Bellver provides a complete British education for pupils aged 3 to 18, following the English National Curriculum from Early Years through to A-Levels. English is the main language of instruction. The Primary curriculum is enriched with Spanish and Catalan. The Secondary programme leads to IGCSE examinations, covering sciences, humanities, and languages.	Language provision The school offers English as a Second Language and Spanish as a Modern Foreign Language. Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language is part of the primary curriculum. English as a Second Language and Modern Foreign Languages are supported by specialist language, art and music staff. Examinations are marked independently by Cambridge University.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching English is the main language of instruction, complemented by strong Spanish integration. The Primary curriculum is enriched with Spanish and Catalan.	Bilingual teaching —
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Reputation	Reputation
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Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Step 1: Rolling admissions. Bellver College operates rolling admissions and welcomes enquiries year‑round. Applications can be submitted at any time, subject to availability in the relevant year group. Because class sizes are small, places are limited and demand is high. Many students join in the Early Years and remain with the school throughout their education. Step 2: Initiate the process. To begin the admissions process or request a personal tour, complete the admissions form. The information provided helps the Admissions Team prepare for the visit, understand the child's needs, and ensure a meaningful initial meeting. After submission, the Admissions Team will contact you to guide you through the next steps and discuss year-group availability. Step 3: Primary admissions (Ages 3–11). An interview with the family is required. Placement is based on previous school records, availability, and ensuring the school can meet the child's needs. From Year 4 onwards, an Entrance Evaluation may be requested, depending on the education system the child is coming from. Informal observations may take place during a school visit. Step 4: Secondary admissions (Ages 11–18). All applicants to Secondary are invited for an interview to understand the student's academic background, interests, and goals. Additional academic assessments (Entrance Evaluation) may be requested if needed. Step 5: Offer & enrolment. Once a place is offered, families receive a welcome pack with start dates, uniforms, class structure, and transition support.	Admissions Entry Examination: New pupils aged 6 years or above sit a Cambridge Insight Assessment. Class sizes are limited to 10 pupils. A Tuition Deposit of 1000 Euros is required for new pupils and is refunded in June at the end of the academic year; withdrawal during the academic year results in the loss of the deposit. Monthly Registration Fees start at 90 Euros per month from September 2026, as replacing the annual registration with a monthly plan. Tuition Fees are based on the student's age on 1 September; payments may be made monthly or termly, with a 50 Euro discount for term payments. Missing the registration deadline may result in a place being offered to another child from outside the school; a second opportunity to re-register exists between 1 July and 15 July if space remains. If a pupil takes a month (or more) off school to travel (not including school holidays), 75% of the tuition fees are charged to hold the place.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Academic Scholarships (New): Students who score above average on Cambridge Insight Assessments in Arithmetic, Mathematics, Spelling, Reading and/or Personal Development receive a 20% scholarship; top scores of 5/5 may receive up to 30%. Testing is completed before Christmas, and scholarships are awarded between January and June; assessments are conducted in Autumn and scholarship amounts may vary year to year.
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