This week marked the start of the Mock Exams for our DP2 students, a key stage in their preparation for the final IB exams.

These exams will allow them to assess their progress, reinforce their knowledge and familiarise themselves with the format and demands of the official exams.

A group of 30 students from PYP7, PYP8 and MYP1 will take part in the linguistic immersion trip to Bury, an experience designed to strengthen English language skills in a real and authentic environment.

Students will improve their communication skills, gain confidence and develop independence and intercultural awareness.

We are delighted to introduce a new opportunity for this summer: our English Immersion Summer Camp in Ireland, designed for students from MYP1 to MYP5.

This will be the first time we organise this experience at Wilson’s Hospital School, located in Multyfarnham (County Westmeath, Ireland), a safe and beautiful rural setting ideal for international students.

Dates: 22nd June – 6th July 2026

The programme includes:

• Morning English lessons (speaking, listening, reading and grammar)
• Afternoon sports, cultural and creative activities
• Full-day weekend excursions (Dublin, Galway, Sligo, Athlone…)
• Full-board accommodation on campus
• Accompanying teacher from our school throughout the stay

The aim is to provide a complete immersion experience in a structured and supportive environment, where students improve their English while gaining independence, confidence and valuable international experience.
Please find attached the presentation and complete schedule with all the information.

We are pleased to inform you that we are now ready to implement the new platform that will replace Alexia, ISAMS. We hope this will improve the user experience for all of us. Google Classroom will continue to function as normal.

Starting on April 6, you will receive your login details and we will organize sessions to teach you how to use it.

You will receive all the details soon.

On March 27th, the DP1 pre-assessment report will also be released. This progress report provides an overview of students’ academic development ahead of final evaluations.

It is a key tool to support students during this stage of the Diploma Programme.

On Friday, March 27th, the second report card will be released for students in PYP (Infants and Primary) and MYP. This report reflects students’ academic progress and skills development throughout the term, providing families with a detailed overview of their performance and areas for growth.

We encourage families to review it carefully and contact teachers if needed.

We would love for you to join us for our monthly Family Lab Café, which will take place next Thursday, 9th of april at 15:00h in the Co-Working Café space. This meeting is a great opportunity to connect, share ideas and enjoy a friendly atmosphere with other families.

To help us with the organisation, we ask you to confirm your attendance by filling in this form.

We look forward to seeing you there and sharing a good time with you!

From the 9th to the 13th of March, our students from MYP2 to MYP5 will have the opportunity to participate in exclusive training sessions in debating and public speaking, given by Sara de la Orden, speech and debate specialist.

During these sessions, the students will perfect their argumentation, communication and critical thinking skills, learning to express themselves with confidence and clarity in any situation.

In addition, the following week, families will be able to attend a debating session, where the students will put into practice everything they have learnt in this training, as well as in Speech & Debate. It will be a great opportunity to see them in action!

One of our MYP5 students has organised a charity football tournament as a product of his Personal Project. The tournament will take place during breaks over the coming weeks, from 9 March to 10 April.

All students from MYP 1 to MYP 4 are welcome to participate in this tournament, which promotes sportsmanship, teamwork, and, above all, solidarity.

The entry fee for the tournament is €1, and all the money raised will be donated to a charitable foundation, which the participating students can choose from the following options:

1. ADINTRE Association, which supports homeless people.
2. FIDELIO Association, dedicated to helping abandoned pets.
3. AVOI, which works to help children with cancer.

We thank you in advance for your collaboration and support of this charitable initiative, which will allow our students to participate in important social causes actively.

On March 11th, we will welcome a group of MYP and DP students from Brescia ISB, an Affinitas Education school, who will spend the day at our school getting to know our educational project.

They will take part in activities alongside our students, promoting cultural exchange, collaboration and international connection.

On 12th and 13th March, we will receive a visit from the British inspection team from NABSS to continue ensuring the quality of our educational project. They will spend two days with us and will have the opportunity to visit the classrooms and confirm the authorisation.

This process is also a valuable opportunity to reflect, continue learning, and keep improving together as an educational community.

We are pleased to invite all families to a special tasting of our school menu, taking place on 19th od march from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
This will be a great opportunity to sample the dishes our students enjoy each day, learn more about the preparation process, and share feedback with our kitchen and nutrition coordination team.

Participation is limited to 25 people (we will only allow one member per family), so it is essential to fill in the registration form.

On March 20th, we will celebrate our much-anticipated Infant Sports Day, a day full of movement, joy and team spirit. Students will take part in age-appropriate activities that promote teamwork, coordination and enjoyment of sport in a fun and supportive environment.

Dress code: Students should wear the school sports trousers, white socks and white trainers. The T-shirt should match the colour of their class.

We are proud to announce that four MYP students will represent CIT in the CICAE Debate League Final, to be held in Madrid on March 20 and 21. Last year, our team achieved a commendable second place, demonstrating their great capacity for analysis, teamwork, and communication. This year, we return with more enthusiasm than ever to continue learning, sharing ideas, and defending our arguments in a high-level academic environment. It will be a unique experience for developing critical thinking, oral expression, and argumentation skills.

Good luck to everyone, and above all, enjoy this incredible opportunity!

On March 24th and 25th, our PYP4, PYP7 MYP2 and MYP5 students will attend workshops delivered by the Spanish Association for the Prevention of School Bullying (AEPAE). These sessions aim to raise awareness, prevent bullying and provide tools to promote respectful, empathetic and responsible coexistence within the school community.

On March 25 at 3 p.m., we will also hold a talk with families on this same topic. For families interested in participating, please fill out the following form.

On April 10th, students will present their MYP5 Personal Project, the culminating experience of the Middle Years Programme. This project reflects students’ autonomy, creativity and project management skills developed throughout their MYP journey.

Each student develops a project on their preferred topic, but with evaluation criteria aligned with conducting research.

We are delighted to invite all PYP7 families to our upcoming Culture and Traditions Exhibition, the following 9th of april from 11:30-13:00. A celebration of the deep thinking, collaboration, and dedication our students have demonstrated throughout this unit of inquiry. Guided by the central idea, “Culture and identities change over time, impacting diversity,” students have explored how their chosen countries have evolved through powerful historical forces such as war, migration, political change, and social transformation.

They have compared how these changes have shaped national identities, examined challenges connected to SDG 10: Reducing Inequalities, and reflected thoughtfully on their own learning journeys through the phases of the inquiry cycle. This exhibition is a testament to their hard work, growth, and commitment, and we would be honored for you to join us in celebrating the incredible achievements of your children.

On Friday, March 27th, ,we’ll be celebrating one of the most exciting days for our students: Toy Day!

On this special day, children are invited to bring one of their favorite toys to school to play, share, and enjoy with their classmates. It’s a wonderful opportunity to promote imagination, symbolic play, sharing, and social interaction in a joyful and meaningful way.

As always, we kindly ask that toys be appropriate for the school environment (no small parts, screens, or violent themes), and clearly labeled with the child’s name.Toy Day is a much-loved tradition that reminds us how important it is to learn through joy, creativity, and connection.

Due to Easter holidays, for staff rest, the school will be closed from March 30th to April 3rd (inclusive).On Monday,

April 6th, there will be no classes, although the school office will remain open from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Classes will resume as usual on the 7th of April.

Last Sunday, our DP1 students set off on their long-awaited trip to Kenya, an unforgettable experience framed within the CAS (Creativity, Activity and Service) component of the International Baccalaureate. During the week, they took part in volunteer work in local schools, collaborating on educational projects and sharing learning experiences with the children of the community.

It was a deeply enriching opportunity that allowed them to develop empathy, social commitment, and a truly global perspective. We would like to thank all the families once again for the donations our students took with them.

We are certain this was a unique experience they will remember forever. We are happy to have them back, and we have attached some photos of the most special moments from their journey.