Spain, Barcelona
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Located in central Barcelona, The Learn Academy is a private international high school offering the British International A-Level curriculum under Pearson Edexcel. Catering to students aged 16–19, it operates as a Sixth Form College with English as the language of instruction. The school is a Pearson Edexcel testing centre and delivers a two-year A-Level program with exams in May/June and occasional resits. Subjects include Mathematics, Information Technology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Spanish, Business, Economics, English Language and Literature, History, Psychology, Art and Design (Photography; Fine Art; Graphic Communication), EPQ, and Form Time: Personal, Social and Health Education. The on-site facilities include study rooms, with iPads near the entrance for sign-out and study around nearby cafes or outdoor spaces within a designated radius. The school day runs 8:50am to 4:15pm, with five class periods of 1 hour 25 minutes and compulsory on-site sessions from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Founded by Hannah Grech, it began as a tutoring centre and now serves about 60 students.
Av. Diagonal, 646bis, Les Corts, 08017 Barcelona, Spain
The Learn Academy has 60 pupils, typical class sizes of 8, instruction in English.
The Learn Academy is located at Avinguda Diagonal 646bis, 08017 Barcelona, Spain. It is an English-language international school.
A Levels for ages 16–19
Sixth Form College / private international high school offering A Levels
United Kingdom
Annual tuition at The Learn Academy ranges from EUR 15,400 for 2026/27.
The Learn Academy teaches British Curriculum for students aged 15 to 19.
British International A-Level curriculum for ages 16–19, with over 15 A-Level subjects including Mathematics; Information Technology; Biology; Chemistry; Physics; Spanish; Business; Economics; English Language and Literature; History; Psychology; Art and Design (Photography; Fine Art; Graphic Communication); EPQ (Extended Project Qualification); and Form Time (Personal, Social and Health Education). The Learn Academy is an accredited Pearson Edexcel testing centre and delivers instruction in English.
Average class size is 8 students to 1 teacher.
Graduates receive offers from renowned universities worldwide; university preparation is provided.
The Learn Academy places wellbeing at the centre of its educational approach. The TLA Way states that wellbeing is central to educational success, and the school provides a broad range of extracurricular activities to complement learning, including Model United Nations, Duke of Edinburgh, and bespoke activities such as art classes and personal training. Relationships and personalisation are emphasised, with small class sizes typically 6 to 12 students per class, up to a maximum of 15. Extracurriculars and excursions enrich learning and support holistic development. The environment is nurturing and student-centred, encouraging resilience and lifelong learning.
The Learn Academy provides Student Support through a dedicated SEN coordinator (SENco), Rocio Blanco. The Student Handbook lists this SENco and indicates a framework for supporting students with additional needs and safeguarding.
All instruction is in English.
The Learn Academy is committed to student wellbeing as part of its mission and safeguarding framework. The Inclusion and Safeguarding Statement describes a nurturing, student-centred environment with safeguarding commitments. Reflection time is used to address unwanted behaviour and support wellbeing, with accountability time and related policies in place. University Guidance Counselling is available to assist with university applications and planning, reflecting a focus on holistic development and smooth transitions. Health and safety policies underpin safeguarding and student wellbeing.
The Learn Academy has a Child Protection Policy that defines safeguarding as protecting children from abuse and safeguarding their health, development, and safety. It emphasizes protecting rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and aligns with international safeguarding standards, including duties of care and staff responsibilities. The policy outlines that safeguarding actions are taken in the best interests of the child and that all actions on child protection are part of the school's safeguarding framework. The school also presents an Inclusion and Safeguarding Statement that reinforces safeguarding commitments across operations.
01. Please apply through our contact form or email admissions to begin the application process. The admissions team will reach out to arrange a meeting with your family and the director, which can take place at the school or via video conference. If space is available and the school is the right match for your family, a place will be offered. To finalise enrolment, the following documentation is required: completed admissions form; a copy of your child's passport; a copy of the two most recent school reports; A Levels: depending on subject choices, admissions tests may be necessary; English competency: a high level of English is required to study the A Levels.