This not-for-profit school founded in 1982, is set in a large eco-campus which provides a well-resourced and stimulating environment. With spacious play areas, and recently renovated sports facilities, there is plenty of space for comprehensive co-curricular activities. Popular with both expats and local families in Marbella, Aloha successfully integrates the UK and Spanish curriculums facilitating pupils to gain qualifications from both exam systems. One of the first schools in Spain to offer the IBDP, pupils regularly score above the global average with nearly 25% achieving 40+ points. The focus is clearly on academics but delivered via a thematic and creative curriculum, they make good use of local resources such as the Picasso museum, helping pupils to connect their learning to the local culture and set it in a more global context.