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Laude San Pedro International College is a community committed to the success of each and every one of our students. With a British Primary Curriculum and a language-based approach to learning, we prepare our students for a bright future from the earliest years of primary education.
British curriculum
Benefit from the British Primary Curriculum, internationally recognised for its academic excellence and holistic approach, building strong foundations in English, maths, science and the arts.
Academic excellence
Achieve outstanding academic results through a rigorous, personalised approach that prepares students for future success.
Life skills
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving and teamwork through projects that nurture responsibility, respect and strong personal and social skills.
Multilingualism
Build multilingual fluency in English and Spanish while choosing a third language - French, German or Mandarin - through immersive, age-appropriate learning.
Creativity and active learning
Foster creativity and wellbeing through arts, music and physical education - essential to a balanced, enriching curriculum.
Extracurricular opportunities
Expand your learning through a wide range of workshops and extracurricular activities that hone talents, interests and new skills beyond the classroom.
Wellbeing first
Prioritise your wellbeing in an inclusive environment that supports emotional health, mental awareness and personal growth through pastoral guidance, mindfulness activities and health education.
Expert teachers
Learn from a team of highly qualified native teachers whose continuous professional development ensures innovative methodologies and high-quality teaching.
Friendly admissions process
Our admissions process is clear and responsive, ensuring a smooth transition as we warmly welcome your family into our vibrant community.
Students in Primary study the UK National Curriculum for core subjects, alongside the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) for Science and Humanities, fully aligned with UK standards. They learn through an innovative thematic approach, exploring subjects in ways that feel relevant and engaging.
Curiosity and discovery
In Science, pupils explore the natural world through observation, experimentation and enquiry. They develop curiosity, critical thinking and problem-solving skills while learning about living things, materials, forces and the environment through hands-on learning.
Understanding the past
History helps pupils understand the past and how it shapes the present. Through stories, timelines and historical enquiry, children develop chronological awareness, critical thinking and respect for different cultures and historical perspectives.
Exploring our world
Geography encourages pupils to explore places, people and environments. They learn about maps, landscapes, climates and sustainability, developing spatial awareness and a sense of responsibility towards the world and their global community.
Thinking logically In Maths, pupils develop key skills such as calculation, problem-solving and logical reasoning. Clear methods and practical activities help them build confidence and apply mathematics effectively in academic and everyday contexts.
Confident communication English develops reading and writing in a balanced way. Handwriting and spelling, grammar and punctuation skills are embedded in writing lessons, enabling pupils to communicate clearly, creatively and accurately while fostering a love of reading.
Create and expressIn Art, pupils explore a range of techniques, materials and styles. Creativity, self-expression and confidence are encouraged, allowing children to develop imagination and appreciate art as a powerful form of visual communication.
Learning with technology ICT introduces pupils to the responsible and creative use of technology. They develop essential digital skills, computational thinking and online safety, using technology to research, create and enhance learning across the curriculum.
Language and culture Spanish includes Language, Culture and Spanish as a second language. Pupils develop spoken and written skills, cultural understanding and confidence to communicate effectively within a bilingual and international environment.
Movement and wellbeing In Physical Education, pupils develop physical skills, coordination and healthy habits. Through a variety of activities and sports, teamwork, resilience and confidence are encouraged, supporting physical and emotional wellbeing.
Express through movement Performing Arts combines drama, theatre and dance to develop creativity, confidence and self-expression. Pupils learn to communicate, collaborate and perform, strengthening social and emotional skills through the performing arts.
Sound and expression
Music develops listening skills, rhythm and creativity through singing, movement and instrumental exploration. Pupils express themselves through sound, build confidence and teamwork, and develop an appreciation for music as a form of communication.
Opening global doors
From Year 3 onwards, pupils learn an additional language - French, German or Chinese. Through speaking, listening, reading and cultural exploration, they develop multilingual skills, confidence and openness to different cultures in a global context.
Growing as individuals PSHE supports personal, social, health and emotional development. Pupils learn to manage emotions, make responsible choices, care for themselves and others, and develop values to grow with confidence and respect.
Every day at Laude San Pedro International College is filled with exciting learning experiences and discoveries for your child. While timetables vary across the year groups, here’s an example of what happens between the lessons in our International Primary School.
Tutor time
8.50am – 9amBrief morning check-in with the tutor to organise the day and support student wellbeing.
Morning academic block
9am – 10.30amThree consecutive academic periods to build core knowledge and skills.
Morning break
10.30am – 10.50amTime for rest, socialisation and play with their classmates.
Late morning academic block
10.50am – 12.20pmThree learning periods focused on continued academic progress.
Lunch
12.20pm – 1.20pmLunch break and recreational time before the afternoon sessions.
Afternoon academic block
1.20pm – 4.15pmSix academic periods to reinforce learning.
Dismissal
4.15pm – 4.30pmEnd of the school day and student dismissal.
In Primary School, students grow in confidence and independence while building strong academic foundations. Through our core learning pillars, they develop key knowledge, life skills, multilingual competence and global awareness that prepare them for future success.
Academic achievement
Build strong foundations through structured learning and continuous progress.
Develop skills that support learning, wellbeing and personal growth.
Grow confidence in languages through immersion and targeted support.
International opportunities
Engage in global experiences that inspire curiosity, leadership and connection.
Academic achievement in Primary is driven by structured teaching, personalised support and continuous assessment. Phonics, introduced in Early Years, is strengthened in Years 1 and 2 to secure reading and writing, while reading is developed for both decoding and deep comprehension. Mathematics follows the White Rose mastery approach, guiding learning from concrete to pictorial and abstract understanding.
Progress is assessed daily through formative assessment aligned with key objectives. From Years 3 to 6, unit checkpoints and GL Progress Tests in English, Maths and Science provide consistent monitoring. Teachers scaffold learning, extend higher achievers and offer Stretch and Challenge programmes to deepen critical thinking. Families receive termly reports, attend regular meetings and take part in student-led conferences where pupils reflect on progress and targets.
Life competencies are embedded across Primary School and aligned with the International Primary Curriculum Personal Goals. Through IPC units, students develop confidence, collaboration, communication, resilience, responsibility and critical thinking as part of everyday learning.
Pupils work collaboratively, solve problems, reflect on their learning and take increasing ownership of their progress. Teachers make these competencies explicit, model positive behaviours and provide opportunities to apply them in meaningful contexts. By integrating life skills into academic learning, students develop strong habits, emotional intelligence and social awareness, preparing them to succeed both inside and beyond the classroom.
Primary students are immersed in English from the start, supported through modelling, key vocabulary, visual aids and peer interaction. From Year 3, all mainstream learners study a third language (Mandarin, French or German) taught weekly by specialist teachers.
Language support is structured through different learning tiers. Students needing additional support receive specialised language acquisition lessons through the MEP programme, while others access the curriculum with scaffolding and translanguaging strategies. Spanish learning follows Andalusian regulations, with groups organised by proficiency level. Progress in all languages is shared with families through reports and meetings.
International opportunities enrich Primary learning by connecting students with global peers and real-world challenges. Through Chess Masters competitions with other ISP schools and participation in ISP Scientists, pupils develop strategic thinking, collaboration and curiosity.
Each year, the school supports Street Child United, promoting social awareness and intercultural understanding. These experiences help students step beyond their comfort zones, build confidence and communicate effectively. Families are kept informed through newsletters, presentations and regular updates, enabling them to share and celebrate the impact of these global experiences.
What I like about this school is the variety of things we can do - it feels like there’s always something on: art competitions, drama, talent shows, interhouse events. It’s a lively place and we never know what’s going to happen next!
Bella Year 6, Student
At Laude San Pedro International College, we offer flexible enrolment for our Primary School throughout the academic year. Our admissions team is here to discuss your needs and guide you to select the right start date for your child.
Our school is a place where we see your child's potential. Explore our outstanding curricula and discover how we can support their learning journey.
