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Students aged 5 - 11 benefit from an integrated approach that combines the British National Curriculum with the International Primary Curriculum, promoting independence, personal development and confidence.
Surrounded by a bilingual English-Spanish environment, they develop their language skills and cultural understanding while developing the skills needed to succeed in a global society.
Students benefit from the depth of the International Primary Curriculum and the British National Curriculum, ensuring a comprehensive and well-rounded education.
Young learners develop a growth mindset, resilience and adaptability as they explore the International Primary Curriculum to stimulate curiosity and critical thinking.
Students fast-track English fluency while continuing to grow in Spanish, while experiencing a multicultural environment that fosters respect and international awareness.
Students' learning journey is carefully documented through platforms like Evidence Me and Google Classroom. Parents can track their child's progress through regular updates, observations and termly reports.
Parents get a window into their child’s world through the Class Dojo app, with regular updates on achievements, learning milestones, and areas for growth, fostering a strong home-school partnership.
Curious young minds thrive in bright, modern classrooms - where hands-on science labs and interactive digital tools turn every lesson into an adventure.
Students grow with the encouragement of passionate mentors who nurture not just their academic growth, but their curiosity, resilience and love for learning.
Students excel in daily extracurricular programmes and clubs, engaging in sports and activities that foster growth and development.
Students access global learning opportunities, including Model United Nations, educational trips, exchange programmes and international competitions, broadening cultural understanding and collaboration.
Our admissions process is simple, personalised and includes multilingual support for international families.
By blending global perspectives and hands-on experiences, students build a solid foundation for lifelong learning, preparing them to confidently face future challenges with a strong sense of purpose and respect for others.
Developing analytical minds
Students approach Maths with confidence, curiosity and enjoyment. Following the White Rose Maths Framework, they build a strong foundation by exploring new concepts week by week, guided by a clear and engaging progression that helps them master key learning objectives.
Students are encouraged to believe that "Everyone can do Maths: Everyone Can" - an approach we fully embrace. Through playful challenges, problem-solving activities and differentiated resources, students experience maths as something fun and empowering.
By making connections, exploring patterns and developing resilience, our students don't just learn maths - they develop a lasting love of it.
Building confident communicators
Students develop their English skills through Talk for Writing - first speaking, then reading and analysing texts before creating their own. From Year 3 to Year 6, they also prepare for official Cambridge exams (Starters, Movers, Flyers and KET), building confidence and achieving internationally recognised qualifications.
Exploring the world through experiments
In Science, students become curious explorers, investigating the world around them through hands-on learning.
They delve into topics such as plants, animals, materials and forces, developing a deep understanding of how things work. Through hands-on experiments, outdoor activities and careful observation, students learn to question, investigate and draw evidence-based conclusions, building critical thinking skills that will last a lifetime.
Understanding the world and cultures
Students broaden their understanding of the world through the humanities, exploring Geography, History and different cultures with curiosity and critical thinking. By studying historical events, global societies and geographical features, they develop a deeper appreciation of the diversity of the planet. Field trips and hands-on activities help them make real-world connections, fostering empathy and a broader global perspective.
Expressing creativity through artistic techniques
Students in our Primary School develop self-expression and creativity through a variety of art forms. They explore drawing, painting, sculpture and digital art while discovering the works of famous artists and different artistic styles. By engaging in the creative process, students build confidence, enhance problem-solving skills and cultivate imaginative thinking. Our art curriculum enables them to experiment, express emotion and develop a deep appreciation of visual beauty.
Promoting healthy lifestyles
In Physical Education, students actively develop their physical skills, teamwork and fitness. They take part in a variety of activities, from individual sports to team games, which improve their coordination, strength and stamina. Through these experiences, students also learn the importance of healthy living, including exercise, nutrition and mental well-being. Regular physical education classes inspire a lifelong passion for physical activity and overall wellness.
Learning theory, rhythm and instrument play
In Music, students actively explore rhythm, melody and harmony, developing their listening skills. They play a variety of instruments, sing and participate in group performances, while building a strong foundation in music theory. The emphasis is on practical experience and creative expression, fostering confidence, collaboration and a deep appreciation of different musical styles and cultures.
Broadening linguistic horizons
Our students engage in dynamic language learning experiences in an immersive and fun environment.
They begin with basic vocabulary and grammar and progress to more complex language structures. Throughout their language studies, students also explore the culture, customs and traditions related to the languages they are studying, broadening their worldview and enhancing their communication skills.
Learning to navigate the digital world
Students develop their digital literacy and problem-solving skills through Information and Communication Technology (ICT) lessons.
From basic computer skills to programming, they learn to navigate the digital world safely and creatively. The curriculum encourages the responsible use of technology and enables students to understand the impact of the online world, while providing opportunities to innovate, collaborate and explore using digital tools.
At our Primary School in Alicante, students grow in independence and confidence. Through our core pillars, they gain strong academic foundations, life skills and multilingual abilities, preparing for global opportunities and future success.
Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding.
Gain essential life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives.
Develop proficiency in at least one world language, while being supported in home or first languages.
Try global skill-building programmes and activities that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership.
Students in Primary are actively involved in their learning journey, with progress monitored through a mix of formative and summative assessments. Using platforms like Evidence Me, Class Dojo and Google Classroom, they build progress portfolios, while teachers provide regular feedback through observations and termly assessments. Student success is measured through academic progress, personal development and engagement, with continuous assessments, standardised testing and self-reflection.
From Year 3 to Year 6, students prepare for Cambridge exams, building confidence and academic discipline. They also benefit from special programmes like STEAM, language immersion, literacy support and emotional well-being initiatives. As they approach Secondary, students receive personalised support to ensure a smooth transition, with regular progress reviews. Learning support assistants and teachers help students grow academically and emotionally, empowering them with confidence at every stage.
Students at this stage develop key life skills such as independence, collaboration and resilience. Social and collaborative skills are nurtured through structured and informal experiences, including collaborative learning tasks, group projects and Project-Based Learning (PBL) activities, where teamwork leads to shared success. Peer mentoring and buddy systems promote inclusion, language development and cultural understanding. Residential trips in Years 5 and 6 offer opportunities for students to build confidence through outdoor challenges and water sports.
With more than 33 extracurricular activities on offer, including sports, language classes, arts, dance and cooking, students can explore their passions while naturally developing cooperation, communication and leadership. Regular home learning tasks encourage responsibility and independent study habits, while weekly learning objectives and tips shared with parents strengthen school-home partnerships.
At Newton College, Primary students engage in bilingual education in English and Spanish, with both languages treated as native.
From Primary 1, students are introduced to Valencian, developing an understanding and respect for local culture and traditions. From Primary 6, they begin learning German as a third language.
This early exposure to multiple languages equips students with the skills to communicate effectively in a globalised world, enhancing their ability to navigate multicultural environments and opening up both personal and professional opportunities.
Primary students at Newton College take an active role in international opportunities through our connection with International Schools Partnership - ISP.
This year, our Year 6 students took part in the ISP Artists event, an international art project that shaped their curriculum and gave them the chance to create and exhibit their work in a virtual gallery alongside peers from ISP schools worldwide.
Through this experience, students expressed themselves creatively, saw their work in a global context and developed a sense of pride, motivation and international connection from an early age.
Opportunities like this empower even our youngest learners to think beyond the classroom and feel part of a truly global community.
Students at Newton College benefit from a blend of the best aspects of the British and International curricula, offering an alternative to traditional Spanish education.
The International curriculum encourages exploration and discovery, fostering critical thinking and collaboration, while the Spanish curriculum is more structured and exam-focused. At Newton College, assessments take a comprehensive approach, supporting a well-rounded development.
At Newton College we offer flexible enrolment for our International Primary School throughout the academic year. Our Admissions team is here to discuss your needs and help you choose the right start date for your child.
Start a bilingual education in English and Spanish at Newton College. Apply now.
