Multilingualism in Action

How Our German School in Barcelona Promotes Global Fluency

We prepare students for an interconnected future through multilingual education.

In an increasingly globalized world, the ability to communicate in several languages is more than a skill: it is a way to understand and connect with different cultures. At Zürich Schule Barcelona, we see multilingualism not as a subject, but as a living experience that enriches every aspect of school life. We accompany our students on a journey where German and Spanish intertwine in a natural way, preparing them to be citizens of the world.

Our German International School: A Bilingual Ecosystem

We believe that immersion is the most effective way to learn a language. For this reason, our German International School is designed as a bilingual ecosystem where German and Spanish coexist on a daily basis, allowing students to acquire both languages in an organic and meaningful way from the age of 2.

Immersion from Infants: The little ones learn through games, songs and routines in both languages, associating learning with joy and naturalness.
Native Teachers: We have native German and Spanish educators who not only teach a language, but also transmit its culture.
Integrated Curriculum: Subjects are taught in both languages, guaranteeing full academic proficiency in both German and Spanish.

The Role of the International Baccalaureate (IB)

Our educational model is enriched by the International Baccalaureate programs (PYP and MYP), which promote an international mindset and value multilingualism as a fundamental pillar. The IB encourages students to maintain and develop their mother tongue while acquiring new languages.

This approach not only improves language skills, but also fosters empathy, intercultural understanding and the ability to see the world from multiple perspectives. Students learn to be bold and open-minded communicators.

Beyond the Classroom: Experiencing Multilingualism

Language learning at Zürich Schule Barcelona transcends the walls of the classroom. We foster an environment where linguistic and cultural diversity is actively celebrated, making the school a truly international microcosm.

Intercultural Projects: Students participate in projects that invite them to investigate and share about their own and their peers' cultures.
Events and Celebrations: We organize events that celebrate traditions from different countries, normalizing the use of various languages in a festive context.
Exchanges and Travel: We offer opportunities for students to practice their language skills in real-life contexts, building their confidence and fluency.

Conclusion

At Zürich Schule Barcelona, supporting multilingualism is an essential part of our mission to educate curious, informed and caring young people. Our bilingual and international approach not only gives them an academic and professional edge, but also opens the door to a deeper and more respectful understanding of the world around them.

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Multilingualism in Action

How Our German School in Barcelona Fosters Global Fluency

We prepare students for an interconnected future through multilingual education.

In an increasingly globalized world, the ability to communicate in multiple languages is more than a skill-it's a way to understand and connect with different cultures. At Zürich Schule Barcelona, we see multilingualism not as a subject, but as a living experience that enriches every aspect of school life. We guide our students on a journey where German and Spanish intertwine naturally, preparing them to be citizens of the world.

Our International German School: A Bilingual Ecosystem

We believe that immersion is the most effective way to learn a language. That's why our international German school is designed as a bilingual ecosystem where German and Spanish coexist daily, allowing students to acquire both languages organically and meaningfully from the age of 2.

Immersion from Early Years: The youngest children learn through games, songs, and routines in both languages, associating learning with joy and spontaneity.
Native-Speaking Teachers: We have native German and Spanish-speaking educators who not only teach a language but also transmit their culture.
Integrated Curriculum: Subjects are taught in both languages, ensuring full academic proficiency in both German and Spanish.

The Role of the International Baccalaureate (IB)

Our educational model is enhanced by the International Baccalaureate (PYP and MYP) programs, which promote an international mindset and value multilingualism as a fundamental pillar. The IB encourages students to maintain and develop their mother tongue while acquiring new languages.

This approach not only improves linguistic skills but also fosters empathy, intercultural understanding, and the ability to see the world from multiple perspectives. Students learn to be confident and open-minded communicators.

Beyond the Classroom: Living Multilingualism

Language learning at Zürich Schule Barcelona extends beyond the classroom walls. We foster an environment where linguistic and cultural diversity is actively celebrated, turning the school into a true international microcosm.

Intercultural Projects: Students participate in projects that invite them to research and share about their own cultures and those of their peers.
Events and Celebrations: We organize events that celebrate traditions from different countries, normalizing the use of various languages in a festive context.
Exchanges and Trips: We offer opportunities for students to practice their language skills in real-world contexts, strengthening their confidence and fluency.

Conclusion

At Zürich Schule Barcelona, supporting multilingualism is an essential part of our mission to develop curious, knowledgeable, and caring young people. Our bilingual and international approach not only provides them with an academic and professional advantage but also opens the doors to a deeper, more respectful understanding of the world around them.