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Region: Sotogrande
Location: Málaga, Spain
Member since: 26-08-2007
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Address: Avenida de La Reserva , Sotogrande, San Roque , Cadiz, 11310, Málaga, Spain
Phone: 0034 956795902
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Sotogrande International School
The International School at Sotogrande (ISS) was founded in 1978 by a group of residents of Sotogrande who wanted to offer to the local and growing international community, a British-style education with a Spanish influence.
The educational foundation, represented by Paul Templeton, currently Chairman of the Board of Directors, assumed financial and educational control of ISS. During the academic year 1998-99, plans for a new school were finalised. Sotogrande SA funded the building of a new campus four kilometres from the school’s original location. Construction began in February 2000 and the school successfully relocated to its new campus in the summer of 2001. The new school opened as Sotogrande International School (SIS) in September 2001 with a roll of 500.
Sotogrande International School : A School for the 21st Century
Cares for its students and puts them first.
Uses the most effective teaching methods to cater for students' different learning styles.
Believes that each child has a unique way of learning and that every child has the potential to succeed.
Acknowledges that how children learn is as important as what they learn.
Bases future success on creativity, problem-solving, communication, team-work, intercultural understanding and self-reliance as well as on academic skills.
Prepares children for the information age that is revolutionising the world they will inherit.
Provides an environment that is safe, friendly, caring, challenging and innovative
Is passionate about helping children to grow spiritually, mentally, emotionally, physically and morally.
Sets the highest standards of academic achievement and enables its students to gain the highest exam marks of which they are capable.
Gives children a lifelong love of learning .
Aims to be a learning centre for the whole community.
Takes learning so seriously that it makes it fun.
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