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Sixth Form students, aged 16 to 18, take greater ownership of their academic journey by selecting the A Level subjects that best align with their interests, university ambitions and future career goals, supported by a personalised British curriculum pathway. They also receive dedicated preparation for the PAU, supporting their admission to Spanish universities.
International British curriculum
Reach new heights through the British International curriculum, based on England's National Curriculum, leading to globally recognized IGCSE and A Level qualifications.
Academic excellence
Achieve outstanding A Level results, with 96% of grades at A–E and 73% at A–C, opening pathways to leading universities in Spain and around the world.
Life skills
Build future-ready skills through ISP Life Competencies framework,a life skills programme supported by Camtree, part of Hughes Hall at the University of Cambridge.
Multilingual learning
Progress in English and Spanish, with French or German as a third language, building confidence in international settings.
A future of excellence
Progress to some of the world’s leading universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, UCL and top institutions across Spain, Europe and North America.
Future Pathways
Receive personalised guidance from the Future Pathways programme for international applications, qualification recognition and entry to universities in Spain and worldwide.
Digital competence
Strengthen critical thinking, solve complex challenges and develop responsible, creative technology habits with Google Workspace, ClassDojo and iSAMS.
International opportunities
Connect with peers worldwide through ISP ILOS programmes, joining international projects and experiences that broaden their global outlook.
Improvement of Spanish
Complement the British curriculum with our Spanish programme, delivered and coordinated by our Spanish Department, preparing students for the PAU and facilitating access to Spanish universities and a dual qualification.
Leadership opportunities
Build leadership skills through international programmes such as ISP Model United Nations (MUN), representing countries in realistic United Nations simulations.
Rich co-curriculars
Extend learning beyond the classroom through co-curricular activities that enrich personal and academic growth, including our Language Academy and Music School.
Easy admission process
Our admissions team supports families throughout the year, offering a clear, agile and personalised process to join the school at the time that best suits their needs.
Students at The British School of Almería achieve excellent results in both A Level examinations and Spanish university entrance exams.
97%
A Level pass rate
100%
of students secured their first-choice destination (university or chosen post-18 pathway)
With greater independence, Sixth Form students at The British School of Almería shape their own academic pathway by choosing A Level subjects that align with their future goals. Small class sizes support personalised learning, while BTEC pathways offer a practical, vocational route for students with more hands-on career ambitions.
A practical understanding of the universe
This subject gives students a deep understanding of how the universe works, combining scientific theory with hands-on practical learning. The curriculum covers mechanics, waves, electricity, fields, particle physics, thermodynamics and cosmology, with a strong focus on laboratory work. Students strengthen their mathematical, analytical and research skills while exploring real-world applications of physics and considering its ethical impact, preparing them for future pathways in science, technology, engineering, medicine and research.
Exploring science at a molecular level
Through Chemistry, students gain a deeper understanding of how the world works at a molecular level and how chemical processes shape everyday life. The curriculum covers chemical bonding, energy, kinetics, equilibrium, organic chemistry and transition metals, supported by integrated laboratory practice.Students develop analytical thinking, problem-solving skills and the ability to apply science in real-world contexts such as medicine, industry, sustainability and research.
Understanding life from molecules to ecosystems
Through Biology, students explore life in all its dimensions, from molecules and microbiology to biodiversity, genetics and ecosystems. The curriculum combines scientific theory with practical work and research, covering cells, health, energy, immunity and biotechnology. Students develop critical thinking, data analysis and communication skills while reflecting on the ethical role and real-world applications of biology in society and everyday life.
Building confidence through advanced problem-solving
Mathematics is a challenging and highly valued subject that encourages students to think rigorously, push their boundaries and approach complex problems with confidence. The curriculum covers algebra, calculus, trigonometry, statistics and mechanics, applying mathematical concepts to real-world problem-solving and decision-making. Students strengthen their logic, analytical reasoning and resilience, preparing them for future pathways in science, engineering, economics, technology and business.
Developing business insight for the real world
Business gives students a practical understanding of today’s fast-moving business environment. The curriculum covers marketing, human resources, finance, operations, strategy and global business, supported by real case studies, debate and current economic events. Students develop analytical thinking, critical reasoning and decision-making skills, preparing them for university study, entrepreneurial initiatives and future professional projects.
Understanding our changing world
Geography helps students understand the relationship between people, places and the physical environment, exploring topics such as climate, population, migration, development and environmental management. Through research, map analysis and case studies, students learn to interpret complex geographical issues and propose informed solutions, preparing them for university studies and future careers in areas such as the environment, urban planning and global development.
Understanding the present through the past
History helps students understand the present by exploring the key events, movements and ideas that have shaped today’s society. The subject encourages empathy, critical thinking and the careful analysis of historical sources, while strengthening students’ ability to build clear, well-supported written arguments. These skills enable them to interpret the complexities of the contemporary world with greater depth and perspective.
Developing critical media awareness
Students develop a critical understanding of media by exploring its creative processes, production tools and influence in society. Through research and analysis, they examine how media language is constructed, how ideas and identities are represented, and how industries and audiences interact. This gives them valuable insight into the role of media in shaping culture, communication and contemporary life.
Exploring meaning through language and literature
Students learn to interpret and produce a wide range of texts, developing essential analytical and critical thinking skills. Through the study of language and literature, they explore how writers’ choices shape meaning, create representations and influence readers. This strengthens their creativity, understanding and communication skills, preparing them to express ideas with clarity, confidence and depth.
Building confidence in a third language
After choosing French or German, students develop well-rounded skills in listening, reading and writing while exploring the cultural context of their chosen language. This learning journey helps them communicate with increasing fluency and confidence, while gaining a deeper understanding of the traditions, values and perspectives that shape different cultures. These are essential skills for academic and professional success in an international environment.
Developing professional skills in music production
Music Technology enables students to develop professional skills in music production, combining creativity with technical expertise. The curriculum covers recording, editing, sound design, music technology and audiovisual production, giving students hands-on experience with the tools and processes used in the industry. This course prepares them for higher education and future careers in music, film, digital media and multimedia creation, while encouraging innovation, precision and artistic expression.
Building creativity through artistic expression
Art & Design encourages creativity, critical thinking and self-expression through hands-on projects and the development of a personal portfolio. Students explore techniques across fine art, graphic communication and three-dimensional design, gaining valuable skills for future studies in the arts and a wide range of creative professions.
Each day at BSA gives students meaningful opportunities to learn, grow and explore their interests. Timetables vary depending on each student’s chosen subjects, but the example below shows how a typical day in Sixth Form may be organised.
Start of the day
9am – 9:10amA calm, organised start with attendance registration, helping students settle into the school day with focus and purpose.
First learning block
9:10am – 11:10amSpecialist lessons and independent study time help students progress in their subjects, manage priorities and prepare for assessments.
Recess
11:10am – 11:30amA short break for students to rest, reconnect and recharge before returning to learning with renewed focus.
Second academic block
11:30am – 1:30pmFocused lessons, project work and guided independent study support deeper learning, academic maturity and personal responsibility.
Lunch break
1:30pm – 2:30pmTime to enjoy lunch, relax and connect with friends before continuing the school day with energy and focus.
Afternoon learning
2:30pm – 3:50pmStudents continue learning through subject study, personal work and university preparation, supported by expert teachers.
Closing of the day
3:50pm – 4pmThe day ends with attendance registration and a brief review, helping students reflect and prepare for what comes next.
At The British School of Almería, students build strong academic foundations, strengthen their bilingual skills and develop socially, supported by a learning environment that encourages confidence, curiosity and personal growth.
Academic achievement
Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding.
Life competencies
Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives.
Multilingualism
Develop proficiency in English, while consolidating Spanish and advancing in a third language.
Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership.
Life & career pathways
Benefit from personalised guidance for university and career choices, supporting your chosen path.
At The British School of Almería, academic excellence is built through continuous assessment and personalised support at every stage of learning. Students complete regular internal assessments and official examinations that measure progress, strengthen knowledge and prepare them confidently for future academic challenges.
Throughout their educational journey, students undertake Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE and A Level examinations, alongside ongoing assessments that enable teachers to tailor learning to each student's needs.
Progress is monitored continuously through teacher observation, review meetings and assessment tools that help set clear improvement goals. Families are actively involved through regular communication, including progress reports, parent-teacher meetings and updates on their child's academic and personal development.
During Sixth Form, students develop the skills needed to succeed at university and in their future careers. Through the ISP Life Competencies Framework, the British curriculum and practical learning experiences, they strengthen critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, collaboration and independent learning.
Students engage in enquiry-based learning, analysis and real-world application of knowledge. Digital tools and collaborative environments help build technological skills, organisation and ownership of their learning.
Projects, teamwork and leadership opportunities further develop the confidence, resilience and maturity needed to embrace new challenges, make informed decisions and thrive in higher education and beyond.
During Sixth Form, students refine their command of English in an environment where it is the main language of learning, while consolidating their Spanish and continuing to develop a third language, such as French or German. This multilingual immersion helps them communicate with fluency and confidence in academic and international contexts.
Combined with the British curriculum, this strong language preparation gives students an advantage when applying to prestigious universities in Spain and abroad, equipping them to thrive in a global environment.
In Sixth Form, students can take part in international experiences that enrich their education and broaden their global perspective. Through ISP's International Learning Opportunities (ILOS), they participate in overseas learning experiences, cultural exchanges and collaborative projects with students from around the world.
Learning beyond the classroom connects the curriculum with real-world experiences, encouraging independence, communication and practical learning. Students develop adaptability, teamwork and intercultural understanding, preparing them for future academic and professional success.
These experiences support the school's international outlook, with graduates progressing to universities across the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, the USA, Belgium, Germany, France, Slovakia and beyond.
During the A Level stage, students receive personalised university guidance through the Future Pathways programme, which supports them at every step of the university admissions process in Spain and abroad. Through individual counselling, they identify their strengths, define their goals and make informed decisions aligned with their academic and career aspirations.
This guidance also helps students develop autonomy, confidence, resilience and decision-making skills, preparing them to approach university life and their professional future with success.
At The British School of Almería, students take the next step towards university with strong foundations, essential skills and the confidence to shape their future.
of students entering university secured a place at their first-choice university
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If you want your child to receive the best education, this is the right school for it. Perfect location, British methodology from 3 to 18 years old, individualized treatment of students, international atmosphere and thousands of opportunities to study at any University in the world. The British School of Almería is a great little family and its objective is to ensure that each and every one of the students acquires a moral, emotional and intellectual formation. Inspiring minds, creating futures!
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