Year 13 Visual Arts students directed their version of “Drop Dead Juliet” with the participation of many year groups in Secondary School.

Aloha College Primary School celebrated Halloween by dressing up even more spookily than usual, and Years 5 and 6 enjoyed the party organised for them by Year 13.

Miss Lynn’s class thought about what they wanted to be when they grew up, and how everyone from the different professions can work together.

As part of the college’s policy to support and encourage the wider aspects of education, Aloha is now able to offer pupils the chance of private instrumental tuition. The lessons are taught by specialist music teachers in our purpose-built Secondary School music practice rooms.

Year 5ES collected items of non-perishable food for the organisation Cáritas in Cala de Mijas, to help local families suffering the effects of the recent fires and floods. This was relevant to the work they were doing in the International Primary Curriculum.

Year 2 show their excellent behaviour in following the school rules: in class, at play and at lunch

Miss Lynn’s English group were practising their spoken English saying what they can do.

In September Year 12 students took part in an activity weekend in Cortes de la Frontera, as part of their CAS programme. Students enjoyed a range of activities and challenges which demonstrated how much more we can achieve by working in a team.

As part of our 30th anniversary celebrations, our school was visited by the Mayoress of Marbella, Mrs Angeles Muñoz. Apart from celebrating our anniversary, we were also inaugurating the new public parking area, where up to 150 vehicles can park just opposite the school, and Aloha’s new upgraded football field where 2 pitches are now available for the children.