St. Paul’s School invites families with children between the ages of 3 and 8 to the next session of St. Paul’s Talks, which will feature leading child psychologist, sleep coach, certified positive discipline educator and early stimulation expert, Carmen Romero.
RESILIENCE IN THE SERVICE OF CONQUERING OUR FREEDOM
The new achievements of ST. PAUL’S SCHOOL: New Buildings with the New Building No. 6, The Cube, and a spacious playground for Early years Education.
Over years and decades of focused, persistent, and resilient effort, we have achieved the conquest of our freedom.
The construction project of the New Building 6 for teaching activities, The Cube as a space for administration, and the extensive playground for Early Years Education, expected to be completed in early 2025, will allow us to stop renting the property on Pearson 39 marking a significant milestone in the history of our institution.
More than three decades ago, St. Paul’s School, one of the pioneering schools in English education in Barcelona, embarked on an exciting project to provide its students with an international experience in the United Kingdom. Over the years, this project has expanded to include Europe, the United States, and Canada, continuing its growth and evolution. We are pleased to introduce you to our International Project and its origins.
At St. Paul’s, the safety and well-being of our entire community is an absolute priority. We work to create an environment in which our students, staff, and guests feel safe at all times. That is why our staff has taken a first aid course to ensure the health and well-being of all our students.
The new school year brings back St. Paul’s Talks, a space where we address crucial topics for the education and well-being of our students. This time, we invite you to a talk that will address one of the most pressing issues in our digital society: cyberbullying.
Our director, Patricia Carranza, presents this new school year and the new projects for St. Paul’s School students. And that’s
We’re sepaking with Alessandro Carano, Founder and President of non-profit foundation Carano 4 Children. An organization that seeks to develop the potential of children in art & science.
In order to enrich and complement the learning experience of St. Paul’s School students in the classrooms, the first year of Bachillerato offers them a pioneering project called “Work Experience,” which is part of the school’s career guidance program.
The International Office team visits the United Kingdom to strengthen ties with prestigious educational centers in an enriching international experience.
A few weeks ago, the results of the PIRLS report were published, an international test of language comprehension taken by fourth grade students. Spain obtained the worst results in reading comprehension in the last seven years, ranking below the average of the EU and the OECD.
