An evening in La Moraleja to experience first-hand what makes Virtus a distinctive Sixth Form. Campus tour, presentations by our Senior and Student Leadership Teams, and time with our teachers. Two hours that settle the most important decision before university.
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Thursday 12 November · 17:30 to 19:30 · Virtus College, La Moraleja
Registration required to attend · limited places
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In under a minute, Wavell explains why the last two years of school shape so much: the university, the career, even the person your child becomes. And why a Sixth Form should be chosen in person, not from a brochure.Wavell BladesHeadteacher, Virtus College
The evening
Two hours to really get to know us
Not a sales pitch. See the campus, understand the educational model, hear directly from students and the leadership team, meet the teachers and ask the questions that matter to you.
01
Discover Virtus College
Welcome drink and a guided tour of our campus. See the environment in which our students learn, collaborate and prepare for university, and how a school designed exclusively for Years 12 and 13 creates a focused, highly personalised Sixth Form.
02
Hear from the people who know Virtus best
Our Senior and Student Leadership Teams explain how small classes, personalised teaching, weekly mentoring, enrichment and university guidance come together. Our students tell you what life at Virtus is really like.
03
Meet our teachers. Ask your questions.
Speak directly with the teachers about the subjects you're considering and what studying an A Level at Virtus is really like. The School Leadership Team answers questions on admissions, mentoring and university preparation.
04
Your Sixth Form journey starts here
If Virtus feels like the right environment for the next two years, our Admissions Team will be on hand all evening to explain the next steps and arrange an individual admissions meeting.
6
Students per class on average
Small groups in which every student takes part and every teacher knows exactly how each one is progressing.
1:1
Weekly one-to-one mentoring
A personal mentor for both years: progress, subject choices and the university application.
Y12/13
A school only for Years 12 and 13
Everything, from the timetable to the campus, is designed around the final two years of school.
92%
Accepted at their first-choice university
Class of 2026. And 42% of all A Level grades at A*–A, against a UK benchmark of 28.5%.
Life at Virtus
A year that starts as a team
This was Year 12's Induction Day in September: team challenges, first aid and their first hours with their mentors.
First aidTeam buildingLa Moraleja campus
Graduation Ceremony · Class of 2026
The British Sixth Form in La Moraleja
Two years designed around each student
A Levels, the British standardEdexcel and Cambridge A Levels: the qualification top UK universities ask for, and a passport to Europe and the US.
Small classes, averaging sixPersonalised teaching and a close relationship with every teacher.
Weekly 1:1 mentoringSomeone who knows your child and supports them academically and through the university application.
DRIVE: Discipline, Resilience, Integrity, Vision, EnthusiasmThe values behind an ambitious academic environment, with enrichment beyond the curriculum and university guidance from day one.
Class of 2026
Their graduation day starts here.
This is how the Class of 2026 celebrated their graduation in June. Whenever your child joins Virtus, this is where the journey leads. On 12 November you can see where it begins.
Graduation · June 2026
Class of 2026 · In their own words
Two years at Virtus, told by those who just finished them.
Our graduates on the teachers who pushed them, the mentors who knew them by name, and the universities they are heading to now.
Headed to LSEFinance
Headed to King's College LondonEnvironmental Science with Geography
Aiming for DurhamPhilosophy, Politics and Economics
Who is it for?
For families making the decision
Whatever your child's current school or curriculum: British, IB or Spanish.
Year 10 · 3º ESO
Planning ahead
A Level subject choices shape degree options. It pays to know them a year early.
Year 11 · 4º ESO
Choosing a Sixth Form
See the A Level programme, meet the teachers and get clear answers on admissions.
Year 12 · Bachillerato
Rethinking the route
If the current programme isn't working, we'll explain the options and what a move would look like.
Is there a cost?
No. The Open Day is free, but you must register to attend: places are limited, and registration helps us organise the tour groups and the catering.
Should my child come too?
Yes, please. The Student Leadership Team speaks directly to prospective students, and meeting the teachers is the best way for them to decide for themselves whether Virtus suits them.
My child is in the Spanish system. Can they join Virtus?
Yes. We welcome students finishing 4º ESO, IGCSE or MYP. At the Open Day we'll explain the transition and the admissions process.
Can several family members come?
Yes. One registration per family is enough.
We can't make that day. Is there another option?
Yes. We arrange individual visits on other days. Call or WhatsApp Rocío Castro, Head of Admissions, on +34 695 634 546.
Getting here
Virtus College, La Moraleja
Calle Salvia, 46 28109 Alcobendas (La Moraleja), Madrid