We’re excited to share some wonderful news: this year, The British School of Gran Canaria has been recognised as one of the top schools in Spain by two highly respected sources.

Firstly, El Mundo, one of the country’s leading newspapers, has included us in its prestigious list of Best Schools in Spain under the International Schools category. In addition, the educational platform micole.net has also featured BSGC among its recommended schools.

These recognitions are a reflection of the commitment we share as a school community: to provide a high-quality international education, to support each student on their individual journey, and to uphold the highest academic standards.

We want to sincerely thank our dedicated staff, our supportive families, and of course, our amazing students. Your trust, effort and enthusiasm are what make BSGC such a special place to learn and grow.

Thank you for being part of our journey!

On Tuesday 25^th March the Secondary Drama Club proudly presented the comedy "Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion".  Students have been practicing the play after school since September and all of their hard work came to fruition in a performance that was heartwarming, exceptionally funny and utterly unique.  The play also provided an opportunity for students to excel in other areas including assistant direction, prop design, prop construction and lighting.  This year this talented group of actors and artists joined the drama club from every year group, giving a true community feel to every rehearsal and fostering friendships from Year 7 to Year 13.  We're already looking forward to what they will produce next year!

Year 10 students took part in an insightful PSHE talk by the local organisation GAMA. The workshop, “Género y realidad trans”, explored key topics like gender identity, expressions of gender, trans rights, and relevant legislation.

This talk is part of the Atención a la Diversidad Sexual en el Aula project, funded by the Consejería de Educación y Juventud del Cabildo de Gran Canaria, which aims to encourage positive attitudes towards sexual, gender, and family diversity among young people.

The talks are important as they help students understand diversity, foster respect, and create a safer school environment for everyone. By promoting inclusion and empathy, they equip students with the tools to become more tolerant and aware citizens.

Our appreciation to GAMA for delivering such a meaningful workshop! 🌈 #Inclusion #Diversity #Respect #Empathy #PSHE #GAMA

Today, Year 1 had the best time at Tío Isidro! They loved petting the animals, feeding the pigs and goats, and spotting peacocks, rabbits, geese, and even turtles! It was a day full of fun, laughter, and new experiences. What an unforgettable trip! 🐷🐐🦚🐢✨

At the British School of Gran Canaria, we are committed to nurturing students' academic and personal growth through our PSHE program. We aim to equip them with essential life skills, including managing their mental and physical health, fostering positive relationships, and building resilience.

The recent “Camino hasta el Bienestar Emocional” workshops for Year 11 and Year 12, led by REDECO (Instituto Interdisciplinar de Resolución de Conflictos), were a tremendous success. Students found the interactive sessions engaging and practical, gaining valuable insights into emotional well-being.

Key takeaways included strategies for self-care, understanding when to prioritise personal needs, and tools to manage emotions effectively. Students also appreciated the speaker's approachable and relatable style.

Partnering with expert local organisations to address topics such as healthy relationships, internet safety, study skills, health, and career development is an integral part of our approach. These sessions play a vital role in supporting students’ personal growth alongside their academic journey.