Learn More About International School San Patricio Toledo
How Do I Apply for My Child's Admission?
You can contact our Admissions Office via the Enquiry Form and they will be happy to guide you through the application process and answer any questions. For more information, please visit our Admissions Process page. We advise parents to apply at least one year in advance of the desired starting date as our school is usually full.
Is the School Diverse?
Yes. We welcome students from Toledo and other regions in Spain, as well as learners from all over the world. Our school is proud of its vibrant, friendly, and cosmopolitan setting. Diversity is celebrated and we are honoured to have more than 25 nationalities represented in our student body.
As with all Inspired Schools, we remain anchored in our local community while being part of a global network. ISSPT aims to inspire all students to make a positive contribution to their local and international communities.
What is a Typical Class Size?
Our maximum teacher-to-student ratio is legally set by the government of our region. However, at ISSPT we are committed to offering a bespoke, child-centric education, ensuring that our teachers provide the best learning experience with a personalised approach to each student's academic progress while supporting their personal development.
What Are Some of the Benefits of Being an Inspired School?
As an Inspired school, ISSPT has access to the best global educational practices and expertise from renowned educational leaders. Our students benefit from world-class facilities and resources, which are constantly improved and expanded for an enhanced learning experience. They also access cutting-edge technology tools, such as Virtual Reality and AI, and exceptional sports and arts programmes. In addition, students can enjoy international collaboration opportunities and competitions with other Inspired schools, and take part in unique international experiences, such as Global Camps or Exchange Programmes.
What Is a Typical Daily Student Schedule at ISSPT?
A typical day at our international school begins at 8:50 am and ends at 5:00 pm - except for Nursery children who may choose reduced hours. Additional activities may take place during break time, before or after lunch, or after the specified school hours.
Can My Child Learn a Language at International School San Patricio Toledo ?
ISSPT is an International Curriculum No. 1 school and, as such, we consider the acquisition of foreign languages to be a key element of our education for internationally-minded children and their families. To support our multilingual approach, students receive a bilingual education in Spanish and English and study French and German until the age of 16. We also offer the possibility of online tuition with tutorial support in most world languages for Diploma students only (16-18 years). Additionally, our school prepares and supports pupils to take the most challenging official language examinations in the world.
Do ISSPT students wear uniforms?
Yes, ISSPT students wear the full school uniform when they are on campus during school hours as well as on school outings, as it is a symbol of belonging to our institution. They also wear a sports uniform for Physical Education and sports activities.
Can all students live at the Boarding House?
No. Our Boarding Residence option is only available for students from the age of 12 (MYP1 and upwards) for weekly boarding and 14 (MYP3 and upwards) for full boarding (weekends included). If your child is under the age of 12, he/she can only attend our school as a day student.
In addition to the IB curriculum, do students receive any of the content from the Spanish system?
Students receive the contents of the Spanish education system within the IB Continuum, with a similar approach to teaching and learning to other IB schools around the world. Hence, students benefit from a more in-depth study of curriculum contents with an individualised approach, where their learning needs are always considered. As a result, our students obtain an IB certificate and their official Spanish Compulsory Secondary Education qualification at the end of secondary school (ESO). However, students in the Diploma Programme follow only the IB system at this stage, and not the Spanish curriculum, although some subjects may be taken in Spanish and they can choose Spanish Language and Literature as an option.
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