International Schools on the Costa Brava, Spain

The American School of Barcelona
(Barcelona) The American School of Barcelona, established in 1962, is a non-profit, private co-educational day school. The school was established to provide an American education to students from the local and international communities of Barcelona. It is owned by a parent's association which elects a Board of Governors.

Oak House School
(Barcelona) Oak House school is an independent non-profit making co-educational day school founded in 1968. A Board of Trustees is elected by the parents association and they, with the Head , are responsible for running the school. The school bears the official Spanish title of a "Mixed Foreign School" according to a Government decree (BOE 25/10/83).

Benjamin Franklin International School
(Barcelona) Benjamin Franklin International School was founded in 1986 and is an independent, co-educational non-profit college preparatory day school. Since 1986 the school offers an American curriculum from nursery through grade 12 for students of all nationalities as well as all courses necessary to obtain a Spanish high school diploma. The percentage of students from the U.S., Spain, and other countries has remained consistent since 1986 with approximately 30% American, 35% Spanish and 35% from at least 24 different countries.

Col·legi Europa
(Barcelona) Col·legi Europa International School is a private, non-denominational, co-educational school founded in 1995. The modern purpose-built premises include 62 classrooms, three science laboratories, two gymnasiums, a library, art room, music room, 500-seat theatre, computer rooms, tutorial rooms, full dining facilities, football pitch and multi-sports grounds. The school is located in a residential area of Barcelona, 15 km from the city centre.