Applications

ALUMNI
TESTIMONIALS


  • “The fact that we learn other languages besides Portuguese and English is excellent! The opportunity of interacting well with international students and teachers prepares us to deal with the culture shock when we move from one country, or even one continent, to another.”


    Philipp Eckert, finalista 2006

  • “A vida universitária foi uma experiência que me permitiu descobrir noutra dimensão a verdadeira importância que o Colégio Internacional de Vilamoura teve na minha vida.”


    Frederico Geraldo, finalista 2003

  • “From an early age I was enveloped in an international environment, surrounded by colleagues from various nationalities, which certainly broadened my understanding of the world …”


    José Cravo, finalista 2006

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  • “CIV’s International environment was extremely important in my education. The fact that it is a well-respected school internationally, facilitated my application to Salford University. ”


    Rudi Fernandes, finalista 2006

  • “I really enjoyed studying in na international school. Actually it is always a good topic to discuss at job interviews. The education I received at CIV was excellent!”


    Spencer Webb, finalista 2007


Our contacts

Postal Address

APT 856
8125-911 Vilamoura
Algarve - Portugal

Telephone (+351) 289 303 280 *
Fax (+351) 289 303 288 *
* national landline call

colegiodevilamoura@civ.pt
Primary School

Primary School

Education influences and reflects the values of society, therefore it is important to recognize common purposes, values and aims.  The CIV curriculum is aimed at enabling young people to become successful learners, confident individuals and responsible citizens. 

The English Studies’ primary became an approved Cambridge Primary School, in September 2014. The Cambridge Primary Curriculum is followed in English, Mathematics and Science, culminating with an International Primary Checkpoint exam set and marked by CIE.  Geography, History, ICT (Information and Communication technology), Music, Physical Education and Art continue to embrace the British National Curriculum, adapted to an education in Portugal.

Subjects are taught through a cross curricula programme, where there are common areas of learning. Thematic days and assemblies, usually highlight the learning objectives and provide great enjoyment to all.