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Deeper Learning
that empowers growth
Across every division, ASB's curriculum challenges students to think deeply and grow with confidence.
Opportunities
to develop your passion
ASB offers unparalleled opportunities for students to explore their passions, from academics and arts to athletics and service. With a diverse range of programs and experiences, we empower students to uncover new interests and grow into well-rounded global citizens.
Athletics
The ASB Athletics program provides students with a high quality athletic experience through competitive and recreational sports offered throughout the year across all grade levels. Whether competing locally or internationally, our athletes embody dedication, resilience, and school spirit.

Visual Arts
From painting and drawing to photography and digital design, ASB students express their creativity through a rich visual arts program that celebrates individual voice and artistic exploration across all grade levels.

Performing Arts
From school plays to full scale musical theater productions, ASB students take the stage with confidence and creativity. Our performing arts program builds communication skills, self expression, and a lifelong appreciation for the dramatic arts.

Music
ASB's music program invites students to discover and develop their musical talents, whether through instrumental performance, vocal training, or music theory. Students perform in concerts and festivals that celebrate the joy of making music together.

Service Learning
Through meaningful projects that connect classroom learning to real community needs, ASB students grow as global citizens who understand the importance of collaboration, empathy, and social responsibility.

Clubs
From Eco Club to Model United Nations, ASB students have countless opportunities to explore new interests and connect with peers who share their passions. Students even have the freedom to start a club of their own.

Leadership
At ASB, leadership is for every student. Through Student Council, peer mentorship programs, and community initiatives, students develop the skills, confidence, and sense of responsibility to make a difference inside and outside of school.

Trips
From day trips around Barcelona to international service learning and team building adventures, ASB students explore the world beyond the classroom, building friendships, gaining new perspectives, and creating memories that last a lifetime.

Global Citizens
with global reach
ASB students grow into global citizens who contribute their time and compassion to communities in need, represent ASB in competitions across Europe, and go on to attend leading universities worldwide.
University Destinations
Countries Modal
Canada
Around 5% of graduates choose Canada, drawn by world-class universities and a welcoming international community. Recent destinations include McGill University and the University of Toronto.

United States
Around 20–25% of graduates head to the US each year, choosing from a wide range of universities. Recent destinations include Brown, Columbia, Rice University, and the Savannah College of Art and Design.

United Kingdom
Around 20–25% of graduates choose the UK, one of our most popular destinations. Recent destinations include King's College London, the University of Edinburgh, and the University of St. Andrews.

The Netherlands
Between 5–10% of graduates go to the Netherlands, drawn by strong English-taught programs. Recent destinations include Delft and the University of Amsterdam.

Spain
Around 30% of graduates choose to study in Spain. Recent destinations include ESADE, the University of Barcelona, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, and Universitat Pompeu Fabra.

Rest of World
Around 5% of graduates pursue opportunities further afield, with recent destinations including the University of Tokyo and Hong Kong Polytechnic. Some graduates also take a gap year.

ASB Fast Facts
ASB represents a rich history and a dynamic community of international families and educators.

1962
Year ASB was Founded
960
Total Enrollment
75%
International Students
60
Countries Represented

37
Average IB Score (2026)
175
Total Teaching Staff
22
Average Class Size
25
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