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Strengths Sport, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Anne Sullivan International School Barcelona is a private K–12 IB World School serving ages 3–18. The curriculum covers IB PYP, MYP and DP, with English as the main language of instruction and a phased immersion model moving from immersion to learning to consolidation; in primary, French and German are introduced. The Fontpineda campus provides spaces for individual concentration, cooperative work, lectures, research, quiet areas, natural spaces and debate, complemented by libraries, ICT resources and well‑equipped laboratories and workshops. The school draws on neuroscience and Multiple Intelligences to uncover talents and to foster autonomy, critical reasoning and responsible self‑direction. It maintains a multicultural vision and a network of partner schools worldwide, with exchange opportunities. Extracurriculars include Leaderlabs, Atelier, and performing arts such as violin and Dance; sports facilities support tennis and rugby; and programs like the Self‑knowledge and Emotional Work Program, Life Project and Design Thinking to develop leadership, wellbeing and community engagement.
Gran Via de Fontpineda, nº 2, 08753 Pallejà, Barcelona, Spain
The Essentials
Anne Sullivan International School has instruction in English, Spanish.
Location
Gran via de Fontpineda, 2, Fontpineda, 080753 Palleja (Barcelona)
Stages
Primary Years Programme; ESO; Baccalaureate
Type
Private
Country affiliation
Spain
Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation
Fees
Application / Place‑reservation fee - No publicly published application fee or separate place‑reservation fee is available in the school's public admissions or general pages.
Tuition fees by year group and term - The school does not publish a term‑by‑term or year‑by‑year tuition schedule on its public pages. There are no stated tuition amounts by school year, term, or age group that can be provided.
Billing schedule and payment terms - There is no publicly listed billing schedule, instalment plan, or payment‑term policy (for example: number of instalments, due dates, or late‑payment penalties) available in the school's public materials. Enrolment is described as being made in order of registration, but specific billing timing and terms are not published.
Boarding fees (where applicable) - The school's public materials describe on‑site facilities for Infant, Primary, ESO and International Baccalaureate and do not reference boarding or a residential programme. No boarding fees are published and the school operates as a day school; therefore boarding fees are not applicable.
Other costs and typical ancillary fees (uniforms and examples) - A detailed uniform price list is published. Examples of uniform item prices (converted to standard decimal format) are: - Polo short sleeve (Infant sizes): EUR 22.90–EUR 24.90 depending on size. - Polo long sleeve (Infant sizes): EUR 24.90–EUR 26.90 depending on size. - Sweatshirt / sweater (Infant and Primary): EUR 28.90–EUR 36.90 depending on size and item. - Shorts: EUR 11.90–EUR 22.35 depending on style and size. - Tracksuit trousers: EUR 19.50–EUR 25.90 depending on age range / size. - Skirt and buttoned jacket (Primary sizes): EUR 25.90–EUR 38.90 depending on item and size. - Jumper / round‑neck sweater: EUR 32.90–EUR 35.90 (size dependent). - Socks and accessory packs: examples include packs at EUR 8.00, EUR 10.00 and a buff at EUR 9.99. - The uniform price list is the only specific schedule of fees available in the school's publicly accessible publications.
Refund information - No public fee‑refund policy or standard refund schedule for tuition, enrolment deposits, or other fees is published in the school's public materials. No conditions for refunds (for withdrawal, cancellation, or other circumstances) are available.
Fee payment options (methods accepted) - The school's public pages do not list accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, direct debit, credit card). No public statement of which payment channels are accepted is available.
Summary of findings - The only itemized, priced fees available in public materials are uniform items (detailed in the uniform price list). There are no publicly posted figures for application/reservation fees, tuition by year or term, billing schedule, payment methods, refund rules, or boarding fees. Contact details for enquiries are published for families to request fee details directly from the school.
Academics
Anne Sullivan International School teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP) for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
English is the main language of instruction, with Immersion, Learning, and Consolidation; French and German are introduced in the primary stage. The curriculum uses teaching methods proven successful in other countries and aims to discover students' talents by developing self-confidence and a sense of responsibility to follow their own motivations. It guides students toward autonomy, critical reasoning, and the training needed to exercise freedom of choice. The program has an international focus with a multicultural vision and a network of partner schools around the world. It educates conscious, competent, and committed students who can understand complex problems and contribute to change. Assets include a talented educational team and families who believe that education is their best legacy.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school has a Pla de Convivència (Plan for Coexistence) that guides the management and improvement of convivencia. Actions include acollida (welcoming), coeducació, social competence, communication, educació emocional, educació per la Pau, inclusió, suport i mediació. Mutual respect, care for common property, and the defense of individual and collective rights and duties underpin school life. The tutorial system and class assemblies support relationships and conflict resolution, with involvement from families. The school emphasises emotional education and inclusive practices to foster a sense of belonging and safety for every student.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school attends to diversity through inclusive practices. It uses heterogeneous groupings and curricular adaptations to address different learner needs. Detection and evaluation of educational needs inform interventions. The school uses flexible teaching approaches and adjusts evaluation criteria to reflect progress. A Plan of Tutorial Action (PAT) supports monitoring and guidance of students, with coordinated involvement of teachers and families.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is the main language of instruction from P3 to Batxillerat. From P3 to P5, the school uses English immersion to develop language naturally. In early years, the classroom teacher speaks English, while also understanding and speaking Catalan/Spanish to support emotional contexts. In primary, French and German are introduced. English is used for about 80% of instructional time in early childhood, 55% in primary, and 40% in ESO and Batxillerat, with international exchanges offered.
Mental Wellbeing
The teacher fosters personal and social development including emotional and moral aspects. All teachers monitor students' progress, both individually and collectively, with psychopedagogical support where needed. Emotional education is integrated into the school's approach. Tutoring and guidance structures support student wellbeing and development. The school aims to create a climate where students feel supported, safe, and able to act with autonomy.
Safeguarding
The school has a Pla de Convivència that guides actions to improve convivencia and manage conflicts. The plan includes acollida, coeducació, social competence, communication, emotional education, education for peace, inclusion, support and mediation. The school sets rules for safety, including an emergency plan (evacuation), and norms for playground and dining areas. There is a Protocol for acting in case of risk in personal or group relationships. Privacy and data protection policies for digital resources and devices are in place, with measures for digital safety.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Open House tours: The school offers an Open House, a tour of approximately one hour across all stages. January 30, 2026 (09:30–10:30); February 20, 2026 (09:30–10:30); March 27, 2026 (09:30–10:30); and April 10, 2026 (09:30–10:30) are the scheduled times. The format is informational with no marketing talks or speeches, allowing families to observe daily classroom life. If you like what you see, you will meet again the next day at Open Days for more detailed explanations of the methodology and center functioning.
FAQs
What does Anne Sullivan International School offer?
Anne Sullivan International School Barcelona is a private K–12 IB World School serving ages 3–18. The curriculum covers IB PYP, MYP and DP, with English as the main language of instruction and a phased immersion model moving from immersion to learnin.
What age range?
Ages 3-18.
What are the fees?
Annual fees: Contact school.
How many students?
Contact school.
Co-educational?
Yes.
SEN support?
Not specifically mentioned.
Where?
In Spain.
Languages?
English and Spanish are typically offered.
Transport?
Contact school.
What makes it special?
Anne Sullivan International School Barcelona is a private K–12 IB World School serving ages 3–18. The curriculum covers IB PYP, MYP and DP, with Engli.
