St. Peter's School, Barcelona

St. Peter's School, Barcelona
Location
Eduard Toldra 18, 08034 Barcelona
Spain
Information
Established 1964
Grades from 18 months old to 18 years old (2n Batxillerat)
Website St. Peter's School website
José María Ginjaume Mencerré

St. Peter's School was the first bilingual school established in Barcelona, Catalonia (Spain).

It was established in 1964 by José Mª Ginjaume Mencerré, Marian Garriga and Jaume Lerma. The initial idea was to provide students the chance to learn English and to give an individualized education.

Pedagogical outline

The school follows the Spanish curriculum.

At present it provides its students with 5 languages: English, Spanish, Catalan, French and German. It also offers Chinese as an optional extraschool language.

Teaching is in English to students from 18 months old until the end of E.S.O. (15 years old). The other languages are gradually introduced starting in primary, but English is the main teaching language up to Bachillerato (Baccalaureate).

In Bachillerato, pupils takes the Spanish Selectividad exams, and Cambridge A-levels in some subjects (currently in Business, Maths, French, English, Spanish, IT and Global Perspectives).

In 2010 they introduced SEAL (Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning) in their syllabus for all ages.

Staff

Faculty is mainly British, according to their website, in 2008:

Former Pupils (in alphabetic order)

External links

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