British School of Valencia
C/Filipinas, 37 46006 Valencia (Spain)
- Ages
- 2-18 yrs
- Curricula
- English National Curriculum, IGCSEs
- Main Language
- English
About
The British School of Valencia (BSV) is a British teaching institution located in the centre of the city of Valencia, founded in 1992.
From the beginning it has sought to offer a distinct teaching model, basing its educational project on the two key pillars of respect and tolerance, where students continue their personal development during their time at school. In addition, it aims to ensure students’ consolidated learning in a foreign language from a very early age, responding to the growing demands of today’s society.
From its beginnings, the BSV has pursued a teaching strategy which strives to offer students an excellent academic background and a well-rounded education that will be useful to them in adult life. Based on the British education model, its teaching aims to strengthen the cultural ties between Britain and Spain, encouraging the integration of students and motivating and stimulating them at both an academic and personal level.
From the beginning it has sought to offer a distinct teaching model, basing its educational project on the two key pillars of respect and tolerance, where students continue their personal development during their time at school. In addition, it aims to ensure students’ consolidated learning in a foreign language from a very early age, responding to the growing demands of today’s society.
From its beginnings, the BSV has pursued a teaching strategy which strives to offer students an excellent academic background and a well-rounded education that will be useful to them in adult life. Based on the British education model, its teaching aims to strengthen the cultural ties between Britain and Spain, encouraging the integration of students and motivating and stimulating them at both an academic and personal level.
Jake Capper
Headteacher
Mr Capper is and experienced school and system leader. Prior to joining BSV, he was Headteacher at The Marvell College, a large secondary school in the North of England and before that he was Head of Teaching School at The Pathfinder Teaching School Hub in York. These roles afforded him a breadth of experiences both in supporting schools and developing staff.
