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With the Mavericks project, students aged 12 to 16 enter their teenage years with confidence, being supported in both their academic path and their personal growth as young members of society.
Students enrich their Spanish studies (LOMLOE) with the Middle Years Programme (English IB framework), developing an international mindset.
Learners lead their journeys through entrepreneurship projects that encourage decision-making and programmes that inspire personal understanding.
Adolescents are accompanied in their path to become young adults by a team of experts in the Teenagers with Personality programme.
Pupils enjoy hands-on experimentation in world-class science labs, art workshop, outdoor and indoor sports halls, all with modern technical tools.
Semesters abroad, obtaining the US High School Diploma, ISP's International Learning Programmes are worldwide opportunities open to all students.
Learners can join our Secondary School any time of the year. Our Admissions team stands ready to accompany families through the application process.
The Middle Years Programme (MYP) of the IB curriculum strengthens students' study habits, dedication and self-improvement, preparing them for success in their future studies.
Discovering worlds through words
Literature helps students develop comprehension, writing and analytical skills through diverse literary works. They explore novels, poetry, drama and short stories from various cultures and periods, analysing themes, techniques, characters and historical context.
Pupils also write creative pieces, essays and reports, enhancing their communication and critical thinking. Discussions and debates foster clear articulation of their views.
Literature promotes empathy, broadens perspectives and nurtures a love for storytelling.
Becoming a global citizen
Society & Cultures to examines the connections between societies, cultures and the world.
Pupils explore historical, social, political and economic systems from a global perspective, understanding how these shape cultures and communities. They delve into cultural identity, globalisation, social justice and sustainability, analysing how cultures influence each other through case studies and real-world examples.
The goal is to foster appreciation for diversity, empathy and understanding of the modern world's complexities.
Developing an analytical mind
Mathematics builds a strong foundation in theory and practice. Students cover algebra, geometry, statistics, probability and calculus, developing problem-solving skills and logical thinking. They apply concepts to real-life situations, using creativity and perseverance. Software and calculators are integrated, enhancing understanding.
Learners explain and justify solutions, deepening their knowledge. The goal is to prepare them for advanced studies and everyday life.
Expressing the inner self
During Art, learners explore drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking and digital art, learning design principles, colour theory and composition. They study renowned artists, understanding movements, cultural influences and how art reflects society.
Critical thinking is emphasised as students analyse and interpret art, fostering discussions. They develop their unique artistic voice, gaining confidence in presenting their work.
The goal is to enhance creativity, visual literacy and communication through art.
Hands-on experimentations
Through Sciences, students explore different disciplines and gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills through experiments. They study cell biology, genetics, ecosystems, human anatomy and evolution in Biology.
Chemistry covers matter, reactions, the periodic table, acids and bases and organic chemistry. Physics includes motion, energy, light, electricity, thermodynamics and magnetism.
Pupils develop scientific inquiry skills, test their theories and draw evidence-based conclusions. The goal is to inspire curiosity, enhance analytical abilities and understand science's role in everyday life and global matters.
Physical well-being
PE promotes physical fitness, teamwork and well-being. Students engage in various sports like football, basketball, volleyball, athletics and swimming, learning fundamentals, strategies and sportsmanship. Activities improve coordination, strength, flexibility and endurance.
PE also covers nutrition, mental health and the importance of regular exercise. Learners set personal fitness goals, track progress and develop life skills like collaboration, resilience and leadership.
The goal is to foster lifelong habits of physical activity and enhance overall well-being.
Opening up to the world
The Foreign Languages program includes English, Spanish, French and German. The curriculum focuses on building proficiency in speaking, listening, reading and writing.
The goal is to equip students with strong language skills and intercultural understanding, preparing them to communicate confidently in diverse settings.
08:50 - 15:00
Children attend six interesting morning periods, with a break mid-morning of 30 minutes of free time.
15:00 - 16:00
Children stop classes to have lunch together in the dining room. Later, they enjoy a moment of leisure.
16:00 - 17:00
Classes resume for one more study hour.
Secondary students gain from continuous support by their teachers, who support when needed and celebrate their successes. They continue their bilingual path by mixing English and Spanish classes and unlock the opportunity to obtain the Spanish and American Dual Diploma.
Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding.
Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives.
Develop proficiency in world languages, while being supported in home or first languages.
Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership.
Benefit from personalised guidance for university and career choices, supporting your chosen path.
Secondary students at Internacional Aravaca benefit from personalised progress tracking, combining emotional guidance with regular skills assessments. Teachers use formative evaluations and progress data to support each learner's growth. This approach yields outstanding results, from Math Olympiad participation to strong national exam performance, ensuring every student achieves their potential.
Secondary students at Internacional Aravaca develop leadership, creativity and innovation through hands-on projects. From Year 5, our unique entrepreneurship programme has won DrawingED and South Summit KIDS awards. Leadership opportunities flourish through Student Council and House Captains, while verdIA classes foster environmental stewardship. Debate and public speaking competitions hone communication skills, shaping pupils into critical thinkers and responsible global citizens.
Secondary students thrive in a multilingual environment with our Spanish-English bilingual programme and compulsory third language (French/German) from Year 5. Pupils take Cambridge/DELF/Goethe exams while benefiting from translanguaging, diverse international staff and 1:1 iPad technology. These immersive experiences cultivate confident, global communicators.
At Aravaca, secondary students engage in global learning through ISP's 11 programmes - including Model UN, TEDxYouth, chess/film competitions and virtual exchanges - alongside unique school initiatives like House Competitions and ecological projects. These opportunities develop intercultural competence while aligning with our IB ethos, fostering truly global citizens.
Internacional Aravaca’s university and career guidance programme guides secondary students through aptitude tests, 1:1 counselling, and national and international university fairs. Our innovative IA MORE initiative provides real workplace experience, while ongoing mentorship ensures informed decisions about future pathways -preparing students thoroughly for life beyond school.
The Middle Years Programme
Students understand how and when to apply their academic knowledge to real life issues and situations thanks to the Middle Years Programme (MYP) of the IB curriculum. Its hands-on approach emphasises intellectual challenge and enriches the Spanish framework (LOMLOE).
The MYP aims to develop young people who take an active role in their learning and are internationally minded. As a result, young people become creative, critical and reflective thinkers.
Personal identity
As they face their teenage years, students establish their personal identities and develop their self-esteem. The MYP supports this growth by letting them explore their own learning preferences, take appropriate risk and develop a deep sense of self.
At International Aravaca the Admissions department remains open throughout the year, looking forward to the opportunity to welcome students into our school community, regardless of the season.
Consolidate confidence, independence and academic knowledge at International Aravaca. Apply now.
