Our book week is here!

We remind you all the activities in the calendar:

23 April: Great Book Swap (Infant, Primary and Secondary).

24 and 25 April: The Usborne Books and Librería Luces stands will offer you the chance to discover the wide range of literary offerings for young people and to buy new books.

26th April: Meeting with literary authors for MYP and DP pupils. All Infant and Primary children are invited to bring their favourite book and to dress up as their favourite character from that book.

From 22nd to 26th April: Storytelling, we remind you that to participate and to be able to read a story you only need to register through this link:

We hope that all these initiatives are to your liking and we remain at your disposal for any questions you may have.

Next Friday 26th April is the arrival of the MYP and DP Sports Days!

An opportunity to promote physical activity among the students, spread the values of sport and competition, such as companionship, respect for others and fair play, through recreational and sporting activities.

We would like to invite you to the seventh FamilyLab Coffee of the 2023/2024 school year on Thursday, May 2nd.

The meeting will be from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Please, for our organization, previous registration is required, we leave you the link to access the form.

We look forward to your attendance.

We invite you to the Spring Party on Saturday 4th May!

For us it is fundamental to be able to share quality time with all the families of CIT and we can’t think of a better way than celebrating the arrival of Spring and the 20th anniversary of CIT.

Moreover, this year at the Bhai Project Shop you will be able to buy your ticket for the gala on the 21st of June, and choose from a variety of beautiful products that the 1st Baccalaureate students have brought back from their recent trip to India. Take the opportunity to buy your sari for the Bhai gala!

How to sign up for the Spring Festival?

How do we dress up?
Students and families dress up in the colour of our school house. Infants dress in the colour of their class.

Who wins?
The Spring Festival is notable for the active participation of the school houses and the whole school community. Even the infants will have the opportunity to participate together with their class groups.
The school house and the infant class that will achieve the highest number of House Points (represented by coloured balls) during the event will be declared the official winners, and the pupils will receive a prize for their contribution.

What should we know?
Although we celebrate this day together on school premises, it is important to note that the children will be under the supervision and care of their own families.

What timetable?
10.30hs Arrival of families
10.45hs Start of the day
13.00hs End of Games Day and start of raffle
13.35hs Picnic and entertainment
15.00hs Judging of the winning Infant class and winning school house
15.45hs Pick up and clean up
16.00hs End of the Spring Festival

What do we eat?
We invite you all to enjoy a picnic together in the nursery and primary gardens. Each family can bring their own lunch or, as in previous years, buy the menu offered by the 4th ESO students. Prepared by them, the profits from the sale will go to self-finance their Optimum Project trip to Europe. You can book this menu online by clicking on the following link Spring Party.

We are excited to share the latest news about the Bhai Gala. We are pleased to announce that the 1st DP students are finding new partners and sponsors. Among them, we would like to highlight the collaboration with PSICOABREU, who will be the official sponsor of the Gala Bhai 2024.

We would like to express our sincere thanks for this important contribution which has motivated our students even more to continue working tirelessly to offer a Bhai Gala full of magic and fun.

May is the month of the Optimo Project.

This programme offers all our primary and secondary students unique and enriching experiences. From swimming lessons for the younger children to exciting multi-adventure projects and cultural trips for the older ones, the Optimo Project covers a wide range of activities.

This programme is a fundamental part of our Experiential Curriculum, designed to promote the personal and social well-being of our students, as well as to foster key skills for their future. It is an opportunity for each student to continue to grow, exploring new aspects of themselves and preparing for the challenges the future holds.