Educational excellence to train the leaders of the future

The only Canadian school in Andalusia. Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and PBL methodologies.
In Montequinto. From 1 to 18 years old

OPEN PLACES FOR THE 2025/2026 ACADEMIC YEAR FOR STUDENTS AGES 1 TO 4

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WHY A CANADIAN COLLEGE?

Global Language Immersion

English as a first language since age 1 and Mandarin Chinese as a third language since age 6.

Inspiring Learning Spaces

60 m² classrooms (Houses) with Nordic, homey and cozy decoration.

Personalized Attention of Excellence

Only 7 students per teacher in groups of 14 students per classroom.

Collaboration and
Teamwork

We encourage cooperation so that each student can combine their talents by working together.

Active Methodologies
and Scientists

Hands-on teaching with Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and PBL that stimulates curiosity, independence, and creativity.

Training for the
Real Life

Includes practical courses in finance, entrepreneurship, law, health, and more.

A NEW CONCEPT OF EDUCATIONAL SPACE

Education evolves, and so do the spaces used for learning. At Canadian International School of Seville, we've replaced conventional classrooms with Houses, spaces specifically designed to meet the emotional and cognitive needs of our students.

Various scientific studies confirm that a safe, relaxed, and emotionally connected environment significantly enhances the learning process. Therefore, our Houses not only stand out for their thoughtful Nordic aesthetic, but also create a welcoming atmosphere that inspires well-being, confidence, and calm.

Every corner is designed to foster strong emotional bonds and promote enriching educational experiences. Because we know that when the environment inspires serenity and closeness, learning occurs more deeply, naturally, and effectively.

MONTESSORI: AUTONOMÍA
PARA APRENDER MEJOR

We apply the Montessori methodology in the first stage of education because we know, thanks to neuroscience and various scientific studies, that allowing children to spontaneously choose what sparks their curiosity enhances their attention, concentration, and deep learning.

Trusting them to solve tasks independently develops their autonomy, self-esteem, and emotional resilience, providing them with essential tools for their adult lives. Furthermore, our organized, quiet, and welcoming spaces promote the development of essential executive functions, such as working memory, planning, and conflict resolution.

Various studies have confirmed that children raised in these environments develop greater creativity, better social skills, critical thinking, and high emotional competence.