Boarding

Accommodation and Infrastructure

The international boarding program in Seville welcomes 56 students from various countries, housing them in spacious rooms shared by up to four residents. Each space comes with wardrobes and private bathrooms, while boys and girls occupy separate zones to ensure everyone’s comfort. Beyond the rooms themselves, residents have access to a fully equipped gym, heated pool with retractable cover, medical facility, and communal area featuring a kitchen—plus sports grounds with changing rooms.

The House System at Yago School

Drawing from British educational traditions, boarders belong to one of three houses named after Yago School’s historic establishments in England and Ireland. Throughout the year, these houses compete as students earn points for academic achievements or notable efforts, gaining recognition from their peers. This structure encourages friendships across age groups, teaching collaboration where older students mentor younger ones and everyone’s contribution matters to their house’s success.

Care and Services

Experienced staff provide round-the-clock supervision, creating a home away from home with security systems and video monitoring throughout. The medical office operates daily, rooms receive weekly cleaning, and laundry services keep things running smoothly. WiFi supports both studies and staying connected, while weekend transportation helps residents explore the city. Balanced meals and homework support from teachers help everyone juggle academics with their active extracurricular lives.

Academics and Activities

Boarders follow the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme combined with Spain’s national curriculum, preparing them for top universities worldwide while developing critical thinking and independence. Life outside the classroom proves equally engaging—residents participate in cultural events, sports competitions, and creative projects. Weekends bring excursions to local attractions, concerts, and athletic outings, offering chances to immerse themselves in Spanish culture while forming lasting friendships.