Cookies Policy

Last update: 23/10/2025

COOKIES POLICY OF THE DOMAIN WWW.BELLVERCOLLEGE.COM

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are files or devices that are downloaded onto the user’s terminal during the process of browsing different web pages. These devices store the information necessary to enable web navigation. In addition, some cookies may store information that allows for the provision of interactive services and advertising.

Below we provide a brief explanatory classification of cookies according to their essential characteristics, although some cookies, due to the type of information they store, may fall into more than one category.

2. Possible types of cookies

  • Types of cookies according to the period of time they remain active.

  • Types of cookies according to the entity that manages them.

  • Types of cookies according to their purpose.

2.1. Types of cookies according to the period of time they remain active

Session cookies: these are temporary cookies that remain on the device until the user closes the session and/or leaves the web page that uses them; they are not recorded on the user’s hard drive.

Persistent cookies: these remain stored in the cookies space of your device once you leave the web page. When you return to the same page, it will read the stored cookie and retrieve the information it contains to facilitate navigation (for example, allowing direct access to a service without the need to log in again) or to enable a commercial service (such as offering products or services related to previous visits).

2.2. Types of cookies according to the entity that manages them

Own cookies: these are cookies generated by the website you are visiting.

Third-party cookies: these are cookies received when browsing a website but generated by a third-party service hosted on it. An example could be the cookie used by an advertisement or banner displayed on the website you are visiting.

2.3. Types of cookies according to their purpose

Technical cookies: necessary for the proper functioning of the website. These are also known as strictly necessary cookies. They enable functions such as traffic control from the server to multiple users simultaneously, user identification, and access to restricted areas.

Personalisation cookies: these allow each user to configure aspects such as the language in which they wish to view the website, display formats, and other preferences.

Analytics or performance cookies: these make it possible to measure the number of visits and browsing criteria across different areas of the website.

General advertising cookies: these allow advertising to be displayed in designated advertising spaces without collecting user information.

Targeted advertising cookies: these store information about users’ behaviour over time, providing navigation and behavioural patterns that help create an advertising profile based on interests. The aim of these cookies is to display advertising aligned with the user’s preferences and browsing habits.

The user may allow, block, or delete the cookies installed on their device through their web browser. If the installation of cookies is not permitted, the browsing experience may be affected. Below you can find links on how to configure cookies in the main browsers:

– Edge

– Google Chrome

– Google Android

– Internet Explorer 8

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– Mozilla Firefox

– Opera

– Safari

– Safari Mobile

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4. List of third-party cookies

Google Analytics: Its cookies (for example, _ga) allow us to count how many times a user visits a website, how, when and from where they do so. In any case, you can disable Google Analytics cookies here.

5. Additional information

For any queries regarding this Cookies Policy, you can contact us by email at info@bellvercollege.com or by phone at (+34) 971 40 16 79.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Bellver College unique within Spain’s educational landscape?

Bellver College is the first and oldest private British school in Spain, founded in 1950. Over more than 75 years, it has educated over 10,000 students. What makes Bellver stand out includes:

  • Small class sizes – a maximum of 15 pupils per class.

  • Highly qualified staff – 85% of teachers are native English speakers.

  • Outstanding academic results – all pupils secure their first-choice university place.

  • Holistic education – developing not only academic excellence but also personal integrity and social responsibility.

  • Official accreditation as a Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel examination centre.

What stages of education does Bellver College offer, and which curriculum does it follow?

Bellver provides a complete British education for pupils aged 3 to 18, following the English National Curriculum from Early Years through to A-Levels:

  • Early Years (Ages 3–5): play-based learning focused on early literacy, numeracy, and emotional development.

  • Primary (Ages 5–11): Cambridge Primary curriculum, adapted to our international context and enriched with Spanish and Catalan.

  • Secondary (Ages 11–16): a full academic programme leading to IGCSE examinations, covering sciences, humanities, and languages.

  • Sixth Form (Ages 16–18): A-Level studies, with personalised university guidance for entry into top universities in the UK, Spain, and worldwide.
    English is the main language of instruction, complemented by strong Spanish integration to prepare students for both local and global futures.

What does a typical school day at Bellver look like?

The Bellver school day balances academic focus with creativity, wellbeing, and play:

  • Gates open: 8:45 AM

  • Registration: 8:55 AM

  • Lessons begin: 9:10 AM

  • Finish: 4:15 PM (Primary) / 4:10 PM (Secondary)
    Additional services include:

  • Morning Club (from 8:00 AM) – a calm, supervised start to the day.

  • After-School Club (until 5:00 PM) – for children aged 3 to 7.

  • Wide range of after-school activities such as sport, music, drama, robotics, yoga, dance, and debate.
    Each day is designed to encourage curiosity, independence, and social growth.

What facilities and services does the school provide?

Bellver College occupies a secure urban campus opposite Marivent Palace, featuring purpose-built spaces for every stage of learning, including:

  • Fully equipped science laboratory and art studio.

  • Multi-purpose concert hall for music, drama, and dance.

  • Dedicated Sixth Form study room and learning support areas.

  • Separate dining halls for Primary and Secondary, with nutritious meals prepared by a professional catering partner.

  • On-site multi-sports court and partnership with the Princesa de España Sports Centre, offering access to a full-size sports field, athletics track, and Olympic swimming pool.
    The environment is designed to promote safety, creativity, and academic excellence.

How does the admissions process work?

Bellver operates a rolling admissions system, welcoming applications throughout the year, subject to availability. As classes are intentionally small, early application is recommended.
The process involves:

  1. Initial enquiry – contact the Admissions Team or arrange a school visit. Call (+34) 971 40 16 79 / 971 40 42 63 or send an email to info@bellvercollege.com

  2. Application submission – including recent school reports and supporting documents.

  3. Family interview – and, from Year 4 upwards, an Entrance Evaluation may be required.

  4. Offer and enrolment – successful applicants receive a full welcome pack with uniform, timetable, and transition details.
    Many families choose Bellver from the Early Years stage, ensuring continuity, stability, and a strong sense of belonging throughout their child’s education.

Any more Questions? Contact Us

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What makes Bellver College unique within Spain’s educational landscape?

    Bellver College is the first and oldest private British school in Spain, founded in 1950. Over more than 75 years, it has educated over 10,000 students. What makes Bellver stand out includes:

    • Small class sizes – a maximum of 15 pupils per class.

    • Highly qualified staff – 85% of teachers are native English speakers.

    • Outstanding academic results – all pupils secure their first-choice university place.

    • Holistic education – developing not only academic excellence but also personal integrity and social responsibility.

    • Official accreditation as a Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel examination centre.

    What stages of education does Bellver College offer, and which curriculum does it follow?

    Bellver provides a complete British education for pupils aged 3 to 18, following the English National Curriculum from Early Years through to A-Levels:

    • Early Years (Ages 3–5): play-based learning focused on early literacy, numeracy, and emotional development.

    • Primary (Ages 5–11): Cambridge Primary curriculum, adapted to our international context and enriched with Spanish and Catalan.

    • Secondary (Ages 11–16): a full academic programme leading to IGCSE examinations, covering sciences, humanities, and languages.

    • Sixth Form (Ages 16–18): A-Level studies, with personalised university guidance for entry into top universities in the UK, Spain, and worldwide.
      English is the main language of instruction, complemented by strong Spanish integration to prepare students for both local and global futures.

    What does a typical school day at Bellver look like?

    The Bellver school day balances academic focus with creativity, wellbeing, and play:

    • Gates open: 8:45 AM

    • Registration: 8:55 AM

    • Lessons begin: 9:10 AM

    • Finish: 4:15 PM (Primary) / 4:10 PM (Secondary)
      Additional services include:

    • Morning Club (from 8:00 AM) – a calm, supervised start to the day.

    • After-School Club (until 5:00 PM) – for children aged 3 to 7.

    • Wide range of after-school activities such as sport, music, drama, robotics, yoga, dance, and debate.
      Each day is designed to encourage curiosity, independence, and social growth.

    What facilities and services does the school provide?

    Bellver College occupies a secure urban campus opposite Marivent Palace, featuring purpose-built spaces for every stage of learning, including:

    • Fully equipped science laboratory and art studio.

    • Multi-purpose concert hall for music, drama, and dance.

    • Dedicated Sixth Form study room and learning support areas.

    • Separate dining halls for Primary and Secondary, with nutritious meals prepared by a professional catering partner.

    • On-site multi-sports court and partnership with the Princesa de España Sports Centre, offering access to a full-size sports field, athletics track, and Olympic swimming pool.
      The environment is designed to promote safety, creativity, and academic excellence.

    How does the admissions process work?

    Bellver operates a rolling admissions system, welcoming applications throughout the year, subject to availability. As classes are intentionally small, early application is recommended.
    The process involves:

    1. Initial enquiry – contact the Admissions Team or arrange a school visit. Call (+34) 971 40 16 79 / 971 40 42 63 or send an email to info@bellvercollege.com

    2. Application submission – including recent school reports and supporting documents.

    3. Family interview – and, from Year 4 upwards, an Entrance Evaluation may be required.

    4. Offer and enrolment – successful applicants receive a full welcome pack with uniform, timetable, and transition details.
      Many families choose Bellver from the Early Years stage, ensuring continuity, stability, and a strong sense of belonging throughout their child’s education.

    Any more Questions? Contact Us

      Oldest Private British School in Spain.