Legal Notice

Last updated: 10/10/2026

1. Identification of the website owner

In accordance with Spanish Law 34/2002 of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, the following information identifies the owner of this website:

  • Legal entity: BELLVER INTERNACIONAL COLLEGE, S.A., trading as Bellver College.
  • Tax identification number: A07114408.
  • Registered address: Carrer de Josep Costa i Ferrer, 5, 07015 Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain.
  • Email: info@bellvercollege.com.
  • Telephone: +34 971 40 16 79 and +34 971 40 42 63.
  • Website: www.bellvercollege.com.
  • Commercial register: Balearic Islands Commercial Registry.
  • Activity: education and training.

2. Purpose and conditions of use

This website provides information about Bellver College, its educational activities, services, facilities and contact and admissions procedures. Access to the website is generally open, without prejudice to any specific conditions that may apply to particular services.

Users must access and use the website and its content lawfully and responsibly and must refrain from any conduct that may affect its operation or security or infringe third-party rights.

Bellver College may amend, update or remove information to correct inaccuracies or reflect institutional needs. Information on the website is general; where applicable, specific documentation governing a procedure or educational service will take precedence.

3. Intellectual and industrial property

Unless otherwise stated, the texts, photographs, designs, logos, graphics and other website content belong to Bellver College or are used with their owners’ permission. Applicable intellectual and industrial property rights are reserved.

Reproduction, modification, distribution or public communication beyond permitted statutory uses requires the relevant permission. Concerns about potential infringements may be sent to info@bellvercollege.com.

4. Links to external websites

The website may link to third-party pages or services to provide additional information. Bellver College does not necessarily control those external resources or their policies. Their own terms and conditions apply when users access them.

5. Availability and responsibilities

Bellver College seeks to keep the information and services on this website available and up to date. However, technical interruptions, errors and content changes may occur. This does not restrict any rights users may have under applicable law.

The website must not be used to distribute malicious software, gain unauthorised access to systems or data, or interfere with the services provided.

6. Privacy and cookies

Details about the processing of personal data and the use of cookies are available in the relevant website documents:

7. Applicable law and jurisdiction

Use of this website is governed by Spanish law. Disputes will be submitted to the courts and tribunals having jurisdiction under applicable law, without prejudice to statutory consumer rights where these apply.

8. Contact

For enquiries about this Legal Notice, please contact info@bellvercollege.com or telephone +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 British education for pupils aged 5 to 18, following the English National Curriculum from Primary through to A-Levels:

  • 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 primary school.

  • 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 areas for primary, secondary with meals freashly prepared in our in-house kitchen.

  • 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 / (+34)  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 Primary School 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 British education for pupils aged 5 to 18, following the English National Curriculum from Primary through to A-Levels:

    • 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 primary school.

    • 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 areas for primary, secondary with meals freashly prepared in our in-house kitchen.

    • 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 / (+34)  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 Primary School 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.