Agora Lledó School in Castellón, one more year among the best schools in Spain

Agora Lledó International School (part of the Globeducate group), continues to improve its position to become the 46th best school in Spain in the list of the 100 best schools published annually by the newspaper El Mundo. In this way, the school consolidates its upward trend, improving 12 places in two years compared to the 2021 ranking. It should be noted that, in this ranking, Agora Lledó appears as number 28 among private schools (not counting subsidised schools).

In this way, Agora Lledó is the best private or state-subsidised school in the province of Castellón and second in the Valencian Community, and once again positions Castellón as a benchmark for international and quality education.

For this 24th edition of the "100 best schools" list, a total of 160 private and state-subsidised schools from all over Spain have been selected. The selection and classification of the best schools is the result of a rigorous journalistic study based on objective criteria, in which none of the participating schools have paid any payment for their inclusion in the ranking or for their position. More than a thousand schools have been analysed in detail according to 27 criteria that award different scores. These points take into account the teaching model, the educational offer provided at each school and the material resources available.

In this edition, Agora Lledó received a total of 87 points out of 100, of which it obtained 30 points out of 34 for its educational offer; 35 out of 39 for the teaching model and 22 out of 27 for its material resources. The ranking highlights excellence with academic rigour, the personalised teaching process, as well as the International Baccalaureate for the Primary, Secondary and Baccalaureate stages, the commitment to multilingual teaching, and even the importance of the Music Conservatory.

Recognition for the educational excellence of this school in Castellón has also reached the prestigious Forbes magazine, which has selected it once again as one of the best schools in Spain.

The school's commitment to international and multilingual education through the International Baccalaureate, education with native or bilingual teachers, linguistic immersion, access to official language certifications examined at the school itself and the possibility of international exchanges and experiences, were some of the strong points that were positively valued by Forbes magazine. In addition, this year, the school has been recognised with the Bronze Award from the Global School Alliance thanks to its strong links with the international community. Forbes has also positively evaluated Agora Lledó's collaboration with different associations such as the Red Cross, Cáritas Diocesana, Fundación Aladina or the Spanish Cancer Association, and the university link by maintaining programmes with different universities such as Jaume I, CEU Cardenal Herrera or the Polytechnic University of Valencia.