Overview
A school built around its children
Morna International College is an international school for children aged 3 to 18, set in the heart of the Ibiza countryside, just minutes from the village of Santa Gertrudis.
Our spacious 33,000 m² campus is surrounded by nature, with beautifully landscaped gardens, mature wooded areas, generous outdoor spaces and dedicated play areas. Located close to the geographical centre of Ibiza, Morna combines the space and tranquillity of a genuine countryside campus with easy access from across the island.
Our country garden extends this connection with nature, with vegetables grown and harvested by students, more than 50 fruit trees providing seasonal produce for our school kitchen, and our much-loved Morna chickens.
It is a setting that gives children space to learn, play and explore, with learning taking place both inside and beyond the classroom.
620 students. 40+ nationalities. Ages 3–18.
One international community
Morna brings together around 620 students from more than 40 nationalities.
Our community is truly international, while predominantly European in character. British, Dutch, Spanish and German families form some of our largest groups, alongside students from France, Italy, Switzerland, the United States and many other countries around the world. Many of our students also come from mixed-nationality and multilingual families, adding further to the diversity of our community. Different cultures, languages and perspectives are part of everyday life at Morna, giving our students a genuinely international school experience.
More than 100 full-time-equivalent teachers and learning support staff work with students across the school, providing a high level of support from Early Years through to Sixth Form.
Our campus
Spaces designed for every stage
Children learn differently as they grow, and each section of Morna has its own distinct area of the campus. Early Years has a secure, enclosed environment designed specifically for our youngest children, with its own classrooms and outdoor spaces.
Primary and Secondary occupy their own areas on either side of the campus, creating a natural separation between the different age groups while remaining part of one school community. Through careful timetabling, students share the school's specialist, sports and dining facilities, allowing each section to retain its own identity while benefiting from the resources of the wider campus.
Early Years
Our youngest children, aged 3 to 5, have a dedicated part of the campus designed especially for them.
Three main classrooms open onto shared indoor and outdoor learning areas, giving children space to play, discover and create. Early Years also has its own well-equipped playground and sports pitch.
Primary
Bright, well-equipped Primary classrooms have direct access to outdoor activity areas, allowing learning to move naturally between inside and outside.
Students also have specialist spaces for computing and Spanish, extensive outdoor play areas and two fully equipped playgrounds.
Secondary & Sixth Form
As students progress through Morna, their learning environment becomes increasingly specialised.
Secondary facilities include three science laboratories, a music room with recording facilities, two art rooms with photographic facilities, design technology and computing rooms, and a spacious library.
A Level students have their own common room and dedicated silent study space, giving them greater independence as they prepare for university and life beyond school.
Explore Secondary & Sixth Form
From our garden to our kitchen
Our campus reflects the natural character of Ibiza.
Students spend time among gardens where fruit and vegetables are grown, some of which make their way into meals prepared in our own school kitchens. The campus is also home to a pond and chicken coop, bringing nature into everyday school life.
Students can eat in our dining room or enjoy the island climate in our outdoor eating areas.
Technology with purpose
A healthy relationship with technology
We believe technology has an important role in education, but we also recognise the importance of limiting screen time and creating space for concentration, conversation, creativity and face-to-face interaction.
Technology at Morna is used purposefully, when it adds value to learning. Every classroom has an interactive screen, Secondary students have individual laptops, and Primary students have access to class sets of iPads.
At the same time, Morna is a mobile-free school. We encourage students to be present: to engage fully in lessons, spend time with friends, enjoy our outdoor spaces and take an active part in school life.
For us, preparing children for a digital world also means helping them develop a healthy and balanced relationship with technology.
Growing up at Morna
From first days to final steps
From a child's first days in Early Years to the independence of A Level study, Morna is designed around the different stages of growing up.
Our students grow up as part of an international community, surrounded by the distinctive environment of Ibiza and with opportunities to learn far beyond the classroom.
Throughout their time at Morna, we want them to develop the knowledge, independence and confidence they need for whatever comes next.
