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Ferrer Tennis Academy
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Programmes
What a day, a week and a term looks like.
A bilingual Cambridge day school — paced to the student, from the first class to A-levels.
Open Learning
Day School, ages 4–18.
Full-time Cambridge programme. IGCSE and A-level. Bilingual from the earliest class — every student learns in English and Spanish. Project-based, conversation-led, paced to the student.
10–12
Students per class
4–18
Age range
Bilingual
English & Spanish
100%
GCSE Spanish pass rate
Stage by stage
From the first class to A-levels — and into work.
A bilingual, project-based path that runs from the earliest class to A-levels and beyond — paced to each student rather than to a birthday.
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Ages 4–10
Primary
- Project-based learning alongside the fundamentals of Maths, English and Spanish in a bilingual environment.
- Two learning groups: ages 4–6 and 7–10.
- Core subjects: Mathematics, Language, Science, English and Arts.
- A bilingual rhythm of two days in Spanish and two days in English.
- Forest School Fridays — outdoor learning that builds independence and a love of nature.
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Years 7–9
Lower Secondary
- Bilingual, level-based learning in Maths, English and Spanish.
- Introductory sessions in the GCSE options.
- Project-based learning continues throughout.
- The chance to take GCSEs in Enterprise and Foreign Languages in Year 9.
- Personalised learning plans to suit every need.
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Years 10–11
GCSEs · Upper Secondary
- A personal timetable for every student: shared core lessons in the morning, your own options in the afternoon.
- GCSE delivery combined with Enterprise Projects.
- Support to reach GCSE standard.
- GCSEs taken at different stages to ease the pressure.
- Tailored programmes for athletes.
- Personalised learning plans to suit every need.
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Years 12–13
A-Levels
- A range of subject choices delivered by qualified staff and supported by industry professionals.
- University applications supported, with help building a portfolio.
- Exams planned around each candidate’s ability, easing the pressure.
- Dedicated career support.
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Work-preparation course
Pathfinders
- Flexible: 1, 2 or 3 days of study, tailored to your pace.
- Hands-on: one day a week of real work experience.
- Your own projects: we help turn your ideas into concrete projects.
- Job-ready: learn to read the market and create your own opportunities.
Flexible routes
GCSE resit & A-level studiesGCSE resits onlyPersonalised learning plan
A typical day
Mornings are for the harder thinking — discussions around the table, focused project blocks. Afternoons are for the things the building can’t hold: sport, sea, kitchen, stables. Lunch is a real break, not a transition.
8:30
Doors openCome in, settle in and register.
On site
8:45
Circle timeTen quiet minutes together to start the day.
On site
9:00
Session 1Core learning in a small group.
Round table
10:00
Session 2Second block of the morning.
Round table
10:30
Collaborative sessionProject work that runs across the term.
Studio
11:00
Break and lunchProper break. Food. Air. Then outdoor play.
Outside
12:00
Session 3Afternoon learning.
Round table
13:00
Session 4Last block of the day.
Round table
14:00
Boosters until 14:30Free of charge, Monday to Thursday: a short, targeted session. Just let us know your child is coming. On Friday this half hour is a rest in the park before sport. Collection from 14:00 is always fine.
On site
8:30
Doors openCome in, settle in and register.
On site
8:30
Tutor timeEvery student starts the day with their tutor: a friendly face all year, and your go-to person as a parent.
On site
8:45
SpanishFirst core lesson, in a small level group rather than an age group.
Round table
9:40
MathsSecond core lesson, by level.
Round table
10:35
EnglishThird core lesson, by level. Year 10 and 11 split into two sets for English and Maths.
Round table
11:30
BreakProper break. Food. Air. Side door closes at 12:05.
Outside
12:10
Afternoon blockScience, Enterprise, Art, Global Perspectives or a language project. In Year 10 and 11: your own IGCSE option.
Studio
13:05
Afternoon blockUsually a double with the same subject, so there is time to get somewhere.
Studio
14:00
Study hall until 14:30Optional, in the library: homework, questions and 1:1 time with teachers. Leaving at 14:00 is fine too.
Library
Afterschool
The day ends at two.
The fun doesn't have to.
Five afternoons for Primary and four for Secondary, straight from school. Sign up per half term; each club runs with a minimum of 4 students.
Primary · 14:30 to 16:30
Monday
Swimming
Led by a professional teacher at Benitachell Pool, two minutes from school.
From 5 October
Tuesday
Art Club
A creative club with all materials provided: paint, clay and big ideas.
Wednesday
Culture Club
Exploring the world through language, traditions and discovery.
Thursday
Cooking Club
Fun, hands-on cooking sessions. And yes, they get to eat it.
Friday
Multisport
A mix of sports and games to round off the week.
Secondary · 14:30 to 16:00
Monday
Cooking Club
Hands-on cooking sessions, real recipes.
Tuesday
Culture Club
The world through language, traditions and discovery.
Wednesday
Art Club
Studio time with all materials provided.
Thursday
Ball Games
Spikeball, padel and tennis.
Coming soon, if enough hands go up
Ball Games Club for Primary: spikeball, padel and tennis. It only goes ahead if enough children want in, so tell us if yours does.
Downloads
The whole journey, on paper.
Read it over coffee, or share it with your partner — our info pack walks through every stage, from Primary to A-levels.
Subjects
What we teach.
M
Maths
Stepped from primary through to A-level. Levelled in groups.
E
English
Literature & language. Heavy on discussion and writing.
S
Sciences
Biology, chemistry, physics — fieldwork-led where we can.
H
Humanities
History, geography, philosophy — round-table format.
L
Languages
Spanish for all. French & German as electives.
A
Art & Textiles
Studio practice with project commissions for older students.
G
Graphic Communication
Digital art & design at GCSE and A-level — a graphic-designer qualification.
B
Business & Enterprise
IGCSE Enterprise; real enterprise projects every term.
P
PE & Outdoor
Through partners: tennis, swimming, gym, stables, diving.
Gp
Global Perspectives
Big questions, real research, your own point of view. From Year 7.
Ps
Psychology and Sociology
IGCSE options in Years 10 and 11, in small groups.
Ph
Photography
Friday mornings for Year 7 and 8: seeing before shooting.
Es
ESL
English as a second language, in a level set alongside the core English lessons.
Beyond the classroom
A small school with a big village.
Our building doesn’t have a swimming pool or a tennis court — and that’s a feature.
Swimming
Benitachell Pool
Year-round swim sessions two minutes from school.
Equestrian
Local Stables
Afternoons riding, mucking in, learning the work behind it.
Cooking · Catering
Food Adventure, Javea
Cooking projects in a real working kitchen.
Strength · Conditioning
Local Gym
Supervised training for older students, a few times a week.
Marine science · Diving
The Cove
Field-based marine biology; the Mediterranean is a 12-minute walk.