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Taught languages English, French, German, Mandarin, Spanish
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, Languages, STEM
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Agora Andorra International School in L'Aldosa, La Massana, Andorra, serves ages from nursery to university with a boarding house for 50 students and over 7,000 m2 of facilities. The school delivers an individualized international education and is authorized to teach the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Diploma Programme (DP). The Educational Project is built on five elements: the IB model for the future, multilingualism, STEAM, sport and shaping global citizens who can shape the world. The multilingual program provides linguistic immersion beyond English, with mastery of official languages alongside English, French or German. STEAM emphasizes music, robotics and the arts, supporting all-round development and public speaking. The school offers a FIFA-approved indoor sports hall, heated swimming pool, on-site laboratories, a library, and a nearby ski program at Valnord. Exchanges and international trips complement Cambridge English qualifications, Trinity Music Exams, and other language studies. Children grow as independent thinkers.
Carrer del Serrat del Camp, 14, AD400 La Massana, Andorra
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The Essentials
Agora Andorra International School has 450 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in Spanish, English, French.
Location
Agora Andorra International School is located in L'Aldosa, parish of La Massana, Andorra, in the Pyrenees. The campus occupies more than 7,000 m2 of facilities. The address is Carrer del Serrat del Camp, 14, AD400 La Massana, Andorra.
Stages
Infant Education; Primary Education; Secondary Education; National Baccalaureate; International Baccalaureate
Type
Private international school with boarding facilities.
Additional learning support
Educational Psychology Department provides assessment, individualized support programmes and guidance for students with academic, emotional or social needs; supports families and tutors.
Country affiliation
Andorra
School day structure
School day runs from 8:30 to 18:00
Diving Deeper
Boarding Arrangements
Agora Andorra International School's boarding house is located two minutes' walk from the main school and accommodates boarders aged 9 to 18, with a capacity of up to 50 students. The residence sits in mountainous terrain at 1,250 metres above sea level and is just 10 minutes from the ski slopes. It is managed by two full-time tutors—one in charge of academic performance and one for pastoral care—and is supervised 24 hours a day. Boarders study and dine on site, with breakfast and a snack at the boarding house; a cleaning and laundry service is provided. The program provides a multilingual environment with daily immersion in Spanish, English and French, and pupils can sit for official language exams and join high-performance sports programs.
Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are available to purchase at the on-site school shop.
Food Options
The dining room is light and spacious with views over the mountains. Meals are prepared daily on site by qualified chefs using seasonal fruit and vegetables. Menus can be adapted to meet individual dietary requirements, including allergies, intolerances, illnesses or religious guidelines.
Governance and Ownership
The school is a private international school and a member of Globeducate.
Fees
Annual tuition at Agora Andorra International School ranges from EUR 7,720 to EUR 27,650 for 2026/27.
Application / one‑off fees
- Admission (Infant): EUR 400. - Admission (Primary through Baccalaureate): EUR 1,100. - Re‑enrolment / Place reservation fee (for the following school year): EUR 410.
Annual tuition fees by school stage (amounts shown as annual totals; billed as 10 monthly instalments)
- Infant I1 & I2: EUR 6,050 per year — equivalent to EUR 605.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - Infant I3 to I5: EUR 9,000 per year — equivalent to EUR 900.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - Primary: EUR 10,700 per year — equivalent to EUR 1,070.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - Secondary (ESO): EUR 11,700 per year — equivalent to EUR 1,170.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - Secondary Pre‑IB: EUR 12,750 per year — equivalent to EUR 1,275.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - National Baccalaureate: EUR 12,100 per year — equivalent to EUR 1,210.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme (DP): EUR 13,350 per year — equivalent to EUR 1,335.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments).
Lunch / canteen service (annual; billed in 10 monthly instalments)
- Infant I1 & I2 lunch service: EUR 1,670 per year — EUR 167.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - Infant I3 to I5 lunch service: EUR 1,840 per year — EUR 184.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). - Primary through Baccalaureate lunch service: EUR 1,950 per year — EUR 195.00 per monthly instalment (10 payments). *Lunch service is compulsory for Infant, Primary and Secondary.*
Boarding fees and related one‑off charges
- Boarding admission (one‑off): EUR 1,600. - Boarding place reservation / re‑enrolment fee: EUR 410. - Annual boarding fee (Primary 5 through Baccalaureate; September–June): EUR 26,400 per year — equivalent to EUR 2,640.00 per monthly instalment if paid across 10 months. - Annual boarding fee (IB Diploma Programme; September–June): EUR 27,650 per year — equivalent to EUR 2,765.00 per monthly instalment if paid across 10 months. - Boarding services listed as included: full‑board meals, accommodation in double or triple rooms, laundry service (once per week), afternoon supervised study/homework, reinforcement classes, sports facilities. - Boarding annual fee explicitly excludes: school uniform, school outings, ski activities, extra‑curricular activities and language certification exam fees.
Sibling discounts, insurance and other discounts
- Sibling grants shown as: 3rd sibling discount -20%; 4th sibling discount -50%; 5th sibling discount -100%. - Early payment discount: -2% (early payment discount applies). - School accident insurance is included in the annual tuition. Psychopedagogical counselling and access to the swimming pool (Infant & Primary) are listed among items included with the annual tuition.
Other costs / services (additional or excluded items)
- Items listed as additional or available services (not included in the headline tuition unless noted): morning and afternoon student care (extended timetable), extracurricular activities, school uniform, ski activities, school books, school outings, language certification exam fees (Cambridge, DELF, etc.). Some of these items are explicitly excluded from boarding tuition. *These prices do not include taxes.*
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition and the lunch service are billed as an annual amount payable in 10 monthly instalments. - Boarding fees are presented for the period September–June. - Early payment discount of 2% is available. Re‑enrolment / place reservation is charged as a separate fee (EUR 410). Taxes are not included in the published amounts.
Refund information
- No explicit refund or cancellation policy for tuition, admission, re‑enrolment or boarding fees is published within the school fees and boarding fee documents or on the school's fee page. The published fee documents list one‑off and recurring charges and what is included or excluded, but do not specify refund or withdrawal rules in those fee documents.
Fee payment options
- The published tuition and boarding fee documents and the school's fees page do not specify accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, credit/debit card, direct debit). Payment method details are not shown in the published fee PDF documents or on the fees landing page.
Brief note on sources and gaps found
- The school's published fee documents provide clear numeric values for one‑off admission/re‑enrolment charges, annual tuition by stage (with 10 instalment billing), lunch service fees, sibling discounts, early payment discount and details of boarding charges and included boarding services. These documents do not include a published refund/cancellation policy or specific payment‑method instructions within the fee documents themselves, so refund and accepted‑payment details are not available in the fee schedules.
Academics
Agora Andorra International School teaches IB (PYP), IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
Agora Andorra International School offers an individualized, international education from age 2 to university. The school is authorized to teach the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP). The Educational Project centers on five elements: the International Baccalaureate as a model for the future, multilingualism, STEAM, sport and shaping global citizens who can shape the world. The multilingual program provides linguistic immersion beyond English, allowing mastery of official languages along with English, French or German. STEAM emphasizes music, robotics, and the arts as part of the curriculum, supporting all-round development and public speaking. Shaping the World prepares students to become global citizens who will shape the world.
Gifted and Talented
The Educational Psychology Department provides assistance to gifted and talented children who may require specific help and support.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has a Mental Health and Educational Psychology Department that guides and advises parents, pupils and teachers. It provides a differential service that addresses each child's educational, emotional and social needs and collaborates with families to support every student. The department monitors pupils and develops individual support programs, helping students learn at their own pace. It assists new pupils and families to ease the transition and organizes parent workshops to support families. It also supports gifted and talented students and can arrange diagnostic evaluations with external specialists when necessary. It coordinates with tutors, teachers and external professionals to ensure appropriate care for each child.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school has a Psycho-Pedagogical Department that employs qualified educational psychologists with experience in child and adolescent psychology. They work with children who require varying degrees of support in areas such as specific educational needs, behavioural and emotional issues, and gifted and talented pupils. The department develops individualized support programs to help each child progress and monitors their progress. It provides assistance to families and teachers to ensure coordinated care and open communication. External specialists can be engaged for full diagnostic evaluations when necessary.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Agora Andorra International School runs a multilingual education project with English, Spanish, and French as core languages. Lessons are delivered in English, Spanish and French at every stage, and Catalan is taught as Andorra's official language. The English Language Linguistic Immersion programme begins in Preschool (0-2 years) and continues through the Early Years to build strong English reading and writing skills. Pupils can pursue Cambridge English qualifications and sit the Alliance Française examination in French, as well as the DELE Spanish examination. Teachers are native or bilingual to support language development, and there are opportunities for international exchanges and trips.
Mental Wellbeing
The school maintains a Mental Health and Educational Psychology Department to guide and advise parents, pupils and teachers. It provides tailored support for emotional and psychological well-being and works with families to address the diverse needs of students. The department monitors progress and develops individual plans to help each student progress at their own pace. It collaborates with external professionals as needed and offers open discussions and parent workshops to support families. In addition, sport and physical activity are integrated into the well-being program, with swimming and high-performance sport pathways contributing to physical and emotional balance.
Safeguarding
The school has a Guidance and Educational Psychology Department focused on safeguarding and supporting students. It guides and advises parents, pupils and teachers, and provides a differential service addressing individual educational needs. It ensures that each child has access to the support they need in a structured and coordinated way. It encourages open discussions and parent workshops to address educational and developmental issues and coordinates with external professionals needed to ensure safeguarding and appropriate support. It monitors the diversity of pupil needs and maintains ongoing communication among tutors, parents and students.
Parent Experience
History
In 1999, Gaspar Saludes founded Col·legi del Pirineu, the first private school in Andorra. The quality and innovation of the school's curriculum led to it becoming one of the Principality's top schools. In 2017, Col·legi del Pirineu joined Globeducate and became Agora Andorra International School, continuing to promote academic excellence, values and the all-round development of students. Agora Andorra International School aims to educate students to become independent, thoughtful, hard-working and responsible young people, with teachers delivering an innovative and structured curriculum in a happy and supportive environment. The school is located in L'Aldosa, La Massana, at 1,250 m above sea level and has more than 7,000 m2 of facilities, including a dining room, swimming pool, dance studio, sports centre and a three-storey boarding house with capacity for 50 students.
Community
Families, Pupils, Teachers and Alumni form Agora Andorra International School's community. The family is a fundamental pillar in the learning process, and a constant, joint, triangular relationship between the school, pupils and families is essential to help pupils become well-rounded individuals who can change the world and achieve their goals. English is the flagship language and most subjects are taught in English, with teachers who are native English speakers or bilingual, or who have spent long periods in English-speaking countries. Students grow up in an environment where internationality and multilingualism are emphasised, complemented by sporting activities, music and art.
Facilities
Facilities Overview
Agora Andorra International School sits on a site of more than 7,000 m2 with large, bright spaces that maximise natural light. The facilities include classrooms, a library and laboratories to support the full curriculum. Classrooms for Early Years are designed for psycho-motor development, nap time, music and play; Secondary and Post-16 learners have access to laboratories for practical work. On-site sports facilities include a FIFA-approved indoor sports hall, indoor tennis courts and a heated swimming pool used year-round for curricular and extracurricular swimming. The ski slopes of the Valnord resort are about 10 minutes away from the school.
Sports Facilities
The school has a FIFA-approved indoor sports hall on site, used for intensive indoor football training and indoor tennis. A heated swimming pool is on site and used year-round for curricular and extracurricular swimming. There are numerous outdoor sports and activity areas. The Valnord ski slopes are about 10 minutes away.
Academic Facilities
Classrooms are spacious and modern, designed to meet the needs of each student at every stage of education. Early Years classrooms are designed for psycho-motor development, nap time, music and play. Secondary and Post-16 learners have access to laboratories to explore the practical applications of theoretical knowledge. The library serves Primary and Secondary students, with a senior library available for Post-16 students.
Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular activities support physical, social and intellectual development and complement the main curriculum. Sport offerings include swimming, tennis, Yoga & Mindfulness, Baby Gym and Rhythmic. Music and Dance courses include Classical Ballet, violin, urban dance and drama. Language School provides extra English classes for secondary students and supports Cambridge English qualifications (FCE and CAE). Creative Arts include Art Therapy and Artistic Techniques, Think in Science and Artesanitos. Robotics is used to develop logical, strategic and problem-solving skills.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Academic & Intellectual
Agora Andorra International School is a private international school in L'Aldosa, Andorra, with a multilingual educational programme from Nursery to Baccalaureate. It provides an individualized, international education for students from age 2 to university. The school is authorised to teach the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP) and the Primary Years Programme (PYP). The educational project is defined by five distinctive elements: the International Baccalaureate as a model for the future, multilingualism, STEAM, sport and shaping global citizens who can shape the world.
Arts & Creative
Music and the expressive arts are central to the STEAM approach. The school is an examination centre for Trinity Music Exams. Music classes begin in Early Years (ages 3-5) and continue through Primary, where pupils learn the violin; piano is taught in Early Years, and ukulele and percussion are used in Music classes. Art and creativity are promoted as part of the all-round education, encouraging expression, collaboration and imaginative thought.
Cultural & Language
Language immersion enables fluency in English and official languages, with French or German also offered. Lessons are delivered in Spanish, English and French at every stage, and pupils also take classes in Catalan, Andorra's official language. Pupils can obtain Cambridge English qualifications, and can sit Alliance Française exams in French and the DELE Spanish examination. There are overseas exchanges and trips to England, Ireland, France and the USA; Primary 6 has a one-week exchange with the UK; there is a term, semester or full year at Stonar School.
Social & Hobbies
Extracurricular activities are available for students and families. A Summer Camp is offered.
Community & Service
Students participate in community and charitable projects through Globeducate and local initiatives. They support national charities Cáritas and Action Against Hunger, and participate in Jove Voluntariat Lector. Globeducate's network organises international events each year that involve sporting, academic, musical and leadership activities.
Leadership & Professional
Public speaking programmes are part of the STEAM project. Globeducate events include leadership and debating forums. The UN simulation allows students to represent delegates from different countries and discuss global issues in English.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school has extensive sports facilities including a covered sports centre, an indoor swimming pool and outdoor courts, with a ski programme adjacent to the school site. Swimming forms part of the Early Years and Primary curriculum; skiing lessons are taught in English by qualified instructors, and a High-performance Sport Programme offers tailored training. Football, tennis and other activities such as kung-fu and chess are available, and the canteen provides a healthy, sustainable menu developed with nutritionists. The Mental Health and Educational Psychology Department offers guidance and support to pupils and families.
Languages
Language Provision
Spanish, English, French and Catalan are taught. Catalan is Andorra's official language. The curriculum integrates these languages across subjects.
Bilingual Teaching
Multilingual education is a key element of Agora Andorra International School's Education Project. The program includes English, Spanish, French and Catalan among its core offerings. The school provides opportunities for international exchanges and cultural visits, reinforcing language learning.
Immersion Programs
Linguistic immersion experiences are a feature of Agora Andorra's language program. Boarders have daily immersion in Spanish, English and French. Students can sit for official Cambridge English qualifications, Alliance Française exams and DELE. Overseas exchanges and cultural visits take place in England, Ireland, France and the USA.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Contact: Families interested in Agora Andorra International School can request information using the form or by calling +376 838 366 from Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
2. Visit: In the on-site or virtual visit we present in depth the educational project, the curricular and teaching aspects and the buildings and facilities of Agora Andorra. This is the best time to resolve any doubts you may have.
3. Admission: After the formal application for admission, students can take the admission tests according to their stage. Once the tests have been passed, the admissions form is completed and all the documentation required for enrolment is received. Further information: brochure, tuition fees, uniforms, school transport, admissions document.
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FAQs
Where is Agora Andorra International School located and what is the campus like?
The school is in L'Aldosa, parish of La Massana, Andorra, at Carrer del Serrat del Camp, 14, AD400 La Massana, set in the Pyrenees at about 1,250 metres above sea level. The campus occupies more than 7,000 m2 with bright, modern classrooms, a library, laboratories, a dining room, a dance studio, a sports centre and a three‑storey boarding house.
What ages and programmes does the school cater for?
Agora Andorra serves pupils from age 2 to 18, offering Infant, Primary, Secondary, National Baccalaureate and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP). The school is authorised to teach the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the IB Diploma Programme and provides an individualised international education.
Is Agora Andorra co‑educational and does it offer boarding?
Yes, the school is co‑educational and provides boarding for students aged 9 to 18. The boarding house is two minutes' walk from the main campus and has capacity for up to 50 students.
How do I start the application process and who can I contact?
You can request information or start an application by calling +376 838 366 from Monday to Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. or by requesting an on‑site or virtual visit to review the educational project, curriculum and facilities.
Are there any one‑off application or enrolment fees I should know about?
Yes. The admission fee for Infant is EUR 400, the admission fee for Primary through Baccalaureate is EUR 1,100, and the re‑enrolment/place reservation fee for the following school year is EUR 410.
What does the admissions process involve after I submit an application?
After formal application, students take admissions tests appropriate to their stage; once tests are passed the admissions form is completed and required enrolment documentation is collected. An on‑site or virtual visit is recommended as part of the process to answer any questions and review practical arrangements.
What curriculum and educational approach does the school follow?
The Educational Project is built on five elements: the IB model for the future, multilingualism, STEAM, sport and developing global citizens. Teaching is individualised across the IB PYP and DP frameworks, plus national Baccalaureate and STEAM‑focused learning in music, robotics, arts and public speaking.
Which external exams and qualifications can students pursue at Agora Andorra?
Students can prepare for Cambridge English qualifications (FCE and CAE), Trinity Music Exams, Alliance Française exams in French and DELE in Spanish. The school also runs language support and certification preparation as part of its multilingual programme.
How does the school support gifted or additional learning needs?
The Psycho‑Pedagogical / Educational Psychology Department assesses pupils and develops individualised support programmes for students with specific educational needs or who are gifted and talented. The department works closely with families, tutors and external specialists when full diagnostic evaluations are required.
What sports and recreational facilities are available on campus?
Campus sports facilities include a FIFA‑approved indoor sports hall, indoor tennis courts, a heated year‑round swimming pool and numerous outdoor activity areas. The Valnord ski slopes are about 10 minutes away and the school runs a nearby ski programme.
What academic facilities does the school provide for science and library resources?
Secondary and Post‑16 learners have access to on‑site laboratories for practical work, and there is a library serving Primary and Secondary students with a senior library for Post‑16. Early Years classrooms are specially designed for psychomotor development, music, play and nap time.
What extracurricular activities and clubs are offered beyond the curriculum?
A wide range of extracurriculars complement the curriculum, including swimming, tennis, yoga & mindfulness, baby gym, rhythmic activities, football, kung‑fu and chess, as well as music and dance (classical ballet, violin, urban dance), robotics, art and drama. The school also runs a Summer Camp and language school offerings for extra English support.
Does the school offer exchanges, international trips or leadership opportunities?
Yes, students take part in exchanges and trips to countries such as England, Ireland, France and the USA, including a one‑week UK exchange for Primary 6 and term/semester/year options at partner schools like Stonar. Leadership opportunities include public speaking programmes, UN simulations and Globeducate events with debating and leadership forums.
How does the school support pupils' mental health and wellbeing?
The Mental Health and Educational Psychology Department provides guidance to pupils, families and teachers, developing individualised plans and monitoring progress to address emotional and social needs. The department organises parent workshops, collaborates with external professionals when needed and integrates physical activity, sport and mindfulness into wellbeing provision.
What language learning and immersion programmes are in place?
Multilingual education is central, with lessons delivered in English, Spanish and French at every stage and Catalan taught as Andorra's official language. The school runs linguistic immersion experiences, with boarders receiving daily immersion in Spanish, English and French, and the English immersion programme beginning in Preschool and continuing through the Early Years to build reading and writing skills.
Can students sit for official language exams at the school?
Yes, pupils can prepare for and sit Cambridge English qualifications, Alliance Française exams in French and the DELE Spanish examination as part of the school's language provision. Teachers are native or bilingual and support exam preparation through the curriculum and additional language classes.
What are the key features of the boarding provision and pastoral care?
The boarding house accommodates students aged 9–18 in double or triple rooms, is two minutes' walk from the main school, and is supervised 24 hours a day by two full‑time tutors—one focused on academics and one on pastoral care. Included services are full‑board meals, weekly laundry, afternoon supervised study, reinforcement classes and access to sports facilities.
Are school uniforms and meals provided on site?
Uniforms are available to purchase at the on‑site school shop. Meals are prepared daily by qualified chefs using seasonal produce in a light, spacious dining room, and menus can be adapted for allergies, intolerances, illnesses or religious guidelines.
What is the school's history and network affiliation?
The school was founded in 1999 as Col·legi del Pirineu and in 2017 joined the Globeducate network, becoming Agora Andorra International School. It remains a private international school that emphasises multilingualism, sport and STEAM as part of its educational project.
How does the school involve families in the community and pupils' learning?
Families are considered a fundamental pillar in the learning process with regular communication between school, pupils and families, parent workshops and opportunities to participate in extracurricular and community service initiatives. Students and families also take part in local charitable projects and Globeducate network events.
What are the tuition fees at Agora Andorra International School?
Annual tuition at Agora Andorra International School ranges from EUR 7,720 to EUR 27,650 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.
