Life at a leading British international school
Purpose, community, wellbeing, and ambition.
The Virtus College timetable
Each Virtus College student follows a tailored weekly schedule that balances A-Level courses, mentoring sessions, and enrichment. Lessons are interactive and forward-looking, with students also participating in academic competitions and extension projects. This structure develops time management, resilience, and the motivation to excel, hallmarks of our personalised academic model.
Lessons, mentoring, competitions and sport
Purpose, community, wellbeing and ambition
Clubs, societies and the house system
Student-led clubs reflect the passions of our Sixth Formers, from debate and entrepreneurship to creative arts. Our House System, inspired by the British model, builds community across year groups and fosters healthy competition in sports, arts, and academics. These experiences deepen students’ sense of belonging and leadership.
Community service and charitable engagement
Service is central to our school values. Students participate in volunteer initiatives and organise fundraising events with partner organisations such as Sant’Egidio and ECOALF. These activities promote empathy, global awareness and a deep-rooted commitment to social responsibility.
A commitment to sport and healthy nutrition
Sport is embedded in our curriculum, promoting physical wellbeing and teamwork. Students can choose from football, basketball, padel, and more. Those pursuing high-level competition benefit from our partnership with the European School of Sports, accessing specialist programmes while maintaining academic excellence. Lunch is freshly prepared daily by one of Madrid’s top organic caterers, using only natural, additive-free ingredients. We cater to all dietary needs and maintain high standards of nutritional balance.
Would you like to know more?
Visit the campus in La Moraleja or ask us anything. We answer within 24 hours on working days.