Children can enrol at AIS up to Class 6 without needing to know English, but they must have a basic level of spoken and listening comprehension in English when they enter Class 7. If they enter Class 8 with a low level of English, they will be required to attend intensive after-school classes and, at the end of the first term, their progress will be assessed to decide whether they can reach the level required to enter Year 9 and prepare for GCSE.
80% of teachers are native English speakers and the rest are bilingual.
They begin to learn to read and write in Class 2, which is when they start writing in their own books.
Eight GCSE/IGCSE subjects are offered. There are five compulsory subjects, including Mathematics, English, Spanish and Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) and three optional subjects. The electives offered depend on the interests of the group and include a wide range of subjects: ICT, Computer Science, Physical Education, Business Studies, Art, Music, Drama, Geography, German and French.
No, AIS offers A-levels from the British curriculum.
There are no external examinations until the GCSE/IGCSE in Class 10.
Class sizes range from 13 to 22 pupils. In secondary school, the average class size is 16 pupils. We have two groups per year group, from Class 6 to Class 10. In primary school, the maximum class size is 22 pupils.
There are three buses that serve the school. They come from/go to Jávea, Calpe and Alicante. )There are stops in Villajoyosa, Cala Finestrat, Finestrat, Alfaz del Pi, Albir, Benissa, Altea, Mascarat, Villa Gadea y Teulada) *Subject to demand.
It is a hot vegetarian meal with a high percentage of organic vegetables. It is prepared on the school premises.
The summer school runs from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm