Spanish Assembly – Year 6

Year 6 pupils were keen to show their colleagues and families how varied and rich Spanish culture is, so their assembly was dedicated to holidays celebrated in the different regions. Children and teaching staff all participated and were enthusiastically applauded.

Save the Children Charity Race

ALL Aloha College students, from 3 – 18 year olds, ran the Save the Children Charity Race on Friday 18 November. Some took it very seriously and ran at tremendous speed, others arrived at their goal relieved it was over. But at the end the general feeling was that it was a very worthwhile event which strengthened even further the ties between Junior and Senior School and of course raised money for the Save the Children’s work in the Congo, so desperately needed.

Aloha College Awarded “People’s Choice for School

On Saturday 19 November Essential Marbella celebrated its 6th annual prize-giving. Representatives and professional people from the most prestigious organisations in the area attended. Aloha College is to be congratulated yet again this year on winning the prize for “People’s Choice for School”. Thousands of people voted – you amongst them – so we would like once again to thank you for supporting your children’s school.

Year 4 Visit to Lobo Park

On Friday morning a very excited group of Year 4 children and teachers set off on a trip to Lobo Park (Wolf Park). The children had already had lessons in science about habitats and the trip was designed to further their learning about this topic.

Junior School Halloween

Junior School celebrated Halloween by dressing up as ghouls, witches and wizards on Friday 28 October.After school, Year 13 organised a special Halloween party for Years 5 and 6 involving lots of spooky games, which pupils enjoyed immensely!

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Darren Roth
Earned his BA(Hons) in English Literature from Cardiff University before completing his teaching qualification as a secondary English teacher at Swansea University. Over 17 years in South Wales, he held roles including Head of English, Head of Sixth Form, and senior management before joining Aloha College Marbella in 2012. A passionate educator, Darren finds immense satisfaction in students’ success.
His diverse interests extend beyond the classroom. Darren obtained his pilot’s licence at 17 through a Royal Air Force scholarship and continued training for years. He volunteered in the Camp America scheme, played water polo for Wales Under 18s, and taught children to swim.
Outside of his professional and athletic pursuits, Darren enjoys reading, cycling, and walking his rescue Yorkshire Terrier, Charley. A paddleboarding enthusiast, he finds joy in outdoor activities. Darren also has a flair for cooking and delights in preparing meals for friends. He holds a special affection for the Andalusian sunshine and seizes every opportunity to explore Spain and beyond.
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Kate Edwards
Kate graduated from the University of Central England with a BEd (Hons) in Primary Education, specialising in the Early Years. As an experienced leader in both UK and international educational settings, Kate is committed to providing students with a learning environment that celebrates effort and achievement in both academic and personal endeavors. In July 2019, Kate, completed the Cobis Program for Aspiring Heads, before taking on her first headship with us in 2023. 
In her spare time, Kate loves spending time with her husband and three children. They often enjoy trips to the park, constructing Lego masterpieces, strolls along the beach and splashing about in the pool. When time allows, Kate also loves to bake.  At home you’ll often find her whipping up a storm in the kitchen. Rumour has it, she dreams of donning the iconic apron on the Great British Bake Off one day! 
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We won’t have summer camp in 2024

We are working on an excellent program
for summer 2025