Raoul Wallenberg School in Palma – First-Class Education

Multilingualism, cultural diversity and personal growth are at the heart of the Raoul Wallenberg International School in Palma. From September 2024, children aged 5 to 12 can learn and grow here. The school aims to develop global citizens shaped by values such as honesty, compassion and courage. With a holistic teaching approach based on the Cambridge International Curriculum, students learn in an environment full of support and community.

About Raoul Wallenberg International School

The Raoul Wallenberg International School brings its Scandinavian vision to Mallorca. Originally from Sweden, where it has existed since 2005 and now comprises 17 schools, this is its first international branch. The focus is on promoting tolerance and respect as well as a diverse student body. Children of different nationalities learn not only academically but also how to engage with global diversity.

The school's curriculum

School facilities

Located in La Vileta on a 10,000 m² plot, the school offers modernized historic buildings as well as generous outdoor areas. An impressive chapel has been converted into a library and auditorium. Students enjoy a mix of academic learning and leisure opportunities such as sports and cultural activities.

Location of La Vileta

La Vileta is a quiet residential neighborhood in the northwest of Palma with a balanced mix of historic buildings and modern architecture. Proximity to the Ma-20 enables good accessibility from various parts of the island. It is a family-friendly area with parks, restaurants and schools as well as cultural highlights like Son Puig Vell.

Extracurricular activities at RWIS

In addition to lessons, the school places great importance on additional activities such as sports, music and art projects. These offerings promote the holistic development of the child—physically and mentally—and provide a framework for creativity and social interaction.

Tuition fees for Raoul Wallenberg School

Costs range from €8,400 to €10,200 per year, including teaching materials such as books. This reflects the high standard both in education and in the school's resources.