COLEGIO SAN PATRICIO JOINS INSPIRED

11 January 2019

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Spain, January 11, 2019 – Inspired, a leading global premium schools group operating in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, is proud to welcome Colegio San Patricio in Madrid and Toledo, Spain, to the Inspired network of schools.

Founded in 1958, Colegio San Patricio (www.sanpatricio.es) is one of the most well renowned schools in Spain, with a long-standing reputation for excellence in education. The school boasts four beautiful campuses: two primary schools (K-6) in Madrid, one senior school (7-12 years) in Madrid and one through day and boarding school campus in Toledo. Colegio San Patricio prides itself in providing an outstanding education to 2,662 students from early learning through to senior school. The school’s objective to improve the world through educational innovation is aligned with Inspired’s forward-thinking educational philosophy.

Nadim M Nsouli, Founder, Chairman & CEO of Inspired, commented, “Only the best schools in the world join Inspired, and we are proud to welcome Colegio San Patricio, one of the leading groups of schools in Spain with more than 60 years of providing an outstanding education to local and expatriate students. We believe this represents an exciting development for both Inspired and the school community. Colegio San Patricio will benefit from access to world-leading educational experts, state of the art learning platforms and will join a family of 45 schools and 35,000 students around the world.”

Gabriel Castellano, Director of Colegio San Patricio, stated, "We are delighted to have joined the Inspired community of schools that will provide multiple opportunities for development for San Patricio’s teachers and students. This partnership with Inspired was a natural choice to support the continued growth of San Patricio, as it positions the school at the forefront of international education in the region and we look forward to working with Inspired’s leading global educators for the benefit of our students and community.”