Sant Bonaventura

What Sant Bonaventura does

Sant Bonaventura (legal name: Col·legi Sant Bonaventura) is a 'concertada' (publicly subsidized private) Catholic school operating under the ownership of PP. Franciscans TOR (Tercera Ordre Regular), located at Carrer del Convent, 25, Llucmajor, Mallorca, Spain. Officially registered in 1882 by Father Antoni Ripoll with 200 students, the school has operated continuously for over 140 years and currently delivers Primary Education (Educació Primària, grades 1–6), Secondary Education (ESO, ages 12–16), and a Dual Baccalaureate (Batxillerat Dual) program. It serves families in Llucmajor and the surrounding Mallorca catchment, with Franciscan values (ecology, fraternity, mercy, forgiveness) integrated across its educational proposal. Dedicated support is provided through a six-person Departament d'Orientació covering academic guidance, learning-difficulty prevention, and academic-professional orientation.

The school's core technology and program surface includes a Chromebook program for 1st-ESO students, Microsoft Teams for family-school communication, and the government-administered GESTIB platform for academic records. Educational innovation is anchored in three internally coordinated programs: Robòtica Educativa (weekly robotics sessions integrated into Primary curriculum), Codi Escola 4.0 (digital competency development guided by mentor Martina Cocera), and the Aula del Futur — a Future Classroom reform completed in 2025 following the INTEF model with five differentiated zones (Investigate, Create, Present, Interact, Develop) for project-based learning. International programs include Erasmus+ mobility exchanges with schools in Italy, France, and Finland, and a Dual Diploma pathway with Academica Corporation enabling simultaneous Spanish and American high school graduation. Sustainability is addressed through the Escola Blava (Blue School) ocean-literacy program and participation in the UNESCO/UN 'Let's Save the Islands' initiative.

The business model is a hybrid public-subsidy plus ancillary-fee structure typical of Spanish concertada schools: per-pupil funding flows from the Balearic Islands Government (Conselleria d'Educació) via the regulated schooling process (procés d'escolarització), while families pay ancillary fees for services such as Menjador (canteen, €170/month or €8.50 occasional) and Escola Matinera (before-school care, €50/month or €3/day). The school also generates modest revenue from extracurricular activities (tennis, swimming, theater) organized through the AMIPA parents' association. GTM is overwhelmingly local: word-of-mouth within Llucmajor, an annual Jornada de Portes Obertes (Open House), an institutional website (santbonaventura.net), and an active Instagram account. No external investment, private equity involvement, or alternative revenue streams are evidenced.

Name

Sant Bonaventura

Legal name

Col.legi Sant Bonaventura

Website

https://santbonaventura.net

Company type

Private

Founded year

1878

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Sant Bonaventura is a Franciscan concerted Catholic school in Llucmajor, Mallorca, offering Primary, Secondary (ESO), and Dual Baccalaureate education with digital innovation, international Erasmus+ exchanges, and a US-Spanish dual diploma pathway to local families.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

K-12 Private Education

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (6111), Elementary and Secondary Schools (61111), Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110), Educational Services (61)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Independent Charter Schools (Single-Site) (EDAJACAB)

akta.pro secondary industry

Charter Language Immersion & Bilingual Schools (EDAJACAI)

Keywords

• Primary education services
• Secondary education programs
• International baccalaureate programs
• Educational technology programs
• Religious education services

Headquarters

HQ city

Llucmajor

HQ country

Spain

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Pricing tiers

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Sant Bonaventura is a concerted (publicly subsidized private) Catholic primary and secondary school in Llucmajor, Mallorca, operated by the PP. Franciscans TOR religious order. The school delivers comprehensive K-12 education through Educació Primària, ESO, and Batxillerat stages, supplemented by international programs (Erasmus+ exchanges, Dual Diploma with Academica), innovative digital learning initiatives (Aula del Futur, Robòtica Educativa, Codi Escola 4.0), and ancillary services including before-school care (Escola Matinera) and cafeteria (Menjador).

Product overview

Sant Bonaventura is a concerted Catholic primary and secondary school operated by the Franciscan TOR order in Llucmajor, Mallorca. The school offers a comprehensive educational portfolio comprising core primary and secondary education, specialized support through its Guidance Department, and various supplementary services including school cafeteria (Menjador), morning care (Escola Matinera), and extracurricular activities. The school demonstrates significant commitment to educational innovation through dedicated technology and digital programs including Codi Escola 4.0 for digital competency development, Robòtica Educativa (educational robotics) with weekly Primary stage sessions, and an Aula del Futur (Future Classroom) following INTEF's innovative learning space model. International programs include the Academica Dual Diploma enabling students to earn both Spanish and American high school credentials, and Erasmus+ mobility exchanges with European partner schools. Additional offerings encompass environmental education through the Som Escola Blava (Blue School) initiative and social-emotional learning via the Projecte Emocions. Administrative operations are supported through the GESTIB platform for family-school communication.

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Educació Primària i Secundària (Primary and Secondary Education) Core educational offering covering Educació Primària (grades 1-6, ages 6-12) and ESO (ages 12-16), delivered with personalized attention, classroom support, in-classroom splits (desdoblaments), and values-based Franciscan pedagogy for students in Llucmajor.
• Diploma Dual (Academica Dual Baccalaureate) International dual certification program enabling students to earn simultaneous Spanish and American high school diplomas through English-language instruction, technology training, and personal development; available from 2nd ESO onwards.
• Erasmus+ International Exchange Program International mobility and cooperation program enabling student and teacher job-shadowing exchanges with partner schools across Europe, including cultural visits, classroom observation, and pedagogical practice sharing.
• Escola Matinera (Before-School Care) Morning care service from 7:30 to 9:00 for enrolled students, available at €3 per day or €50 per month, from September to June.
• Menjador (School Cafeteria) Full meal service from 14:00 to 16:30, with monthly subscription of €170, occasional attendance at €8.50, or €4 for students bringing their own lunch.
• Activitats Extraescolars (Extracurricular Activities) After-school extracurricular activities including tennis and swimming lessons, organized in collaboration with the AMIPA parents' association.
• Departament d'Orientació (Guidance Department Services) Specialized academic guidance, learning difficulty prevention, social skills programs, family-school collaboration, and academic-professional orientation services delivered by six specialized teachers.
• Som Escola Blava (Blue School Program) Sustainability and ocean literacy program covering Mediterranean marine ecosystems, pollution, biodiversity, and climate change through interdisciplinary projects, beach visits, and participation in the international 'Let's Save the Islands' initiative.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

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Has API

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App detail

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Academica CorporationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSant Bonaventura partners with Academica Corporation to offer the Diploma Dual program, allowing students to obtain both their Spanish Baccalaureate (Batxillerat) and the American High School Diploma simultaneously. The program can be initiated in 2nd-4th ESO or 1st Baccalaureate. Students receive English-language instruction, technology training, and personal development through this interdisciplinary international program. The school has graduated at least one Class of 2026 cohort, celebrated at an event in Madrid.
• Schools in Como, Italy (Figino Secondary, IC Figino Primaries, IC Fino Mornasco, IC Albate, Liceo Teresa Ciceri, ISIS Paolo Carcano)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSant Bonaventura has an active Erasmus+ exchange partnership with multiple schools in the Como area of Italy. Activities include reciprocal job-shadowing visits where teachers observe classes and share pedagogical practices. The school received Italian teachers in March and April 2025, and its own teachers visited schools in Como in March 2024, observing the Italian education system across nursery, primary, and secondary levels.
• École Sainte Madeleine-La Joliverie, Nantes, FrancecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSant Bonaventura maintains an Erasmus+ exchange partnership with Sainte Madeleine-La Joliverie in Nantes. In June 2024, 4th-year ESO students traveled to Nantes for a multi-day exchange including classes (technology/robotics, English, music, science), cultural visits (Musée des Machines, Musée d'Arts, Château des Ducs de Bretagne), and Loire River canoeing. Reciprocal exchanges involve French teachers hosting Sant Bonaventura staff for job-shadowing.
• Schools in FinlandminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSant Bonaventura participated in a job-shadowing exchange with Finnish schools as part of the Erasmus+ 'Love Nature, Love Yourself' project, which was one of four Erasmus+ projects selected from the Balearic Islands for the 2022-23 period.
• AMIPA (Associació de Mares i Pares)coreOthersAMIPA is an active parents' association affiliated with the school. It provides member discounts on books, extracurricular activities, school trips, uniforms, and study travel. AMIPA also organizes and co-hosts numerous school events including the fruit day, bunyolada (festival donut celebration), chocolate event, Sant Antoni bonfire, Christmas drawing contest, Carnival parade float, and end-of-year activities.
• Col·legis Franciscans TOR (Franciscan Schools Network)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSant Bonaventura is part of the Col·legis Franciscans TOR network of schools owned by the Franciscan Friars (Tercera Ordre Regular). The network shares the 'Caràcter Propi' (institutional character document), participates in joint pastoral programs with shared annual values (Forgiveness, Mercy, Ecology, Fraternity), holds annual director meetings (e.g., at Cura Sanctuary), and develops shared educational initiatives.
• Let's Save the Islands Initiative (UNESCO/UN)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSant Bonaventura has joined the international 'Let's Save the Islands' initiative, originally promoted by three European island schools, seeking UNESCO and UN recognition for an International Islands Day. The school participates as an 'Escola Blava' (Blue School) committed to ocean literacy and island sustainability awareness.

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Col·legi La Salle (Palma and Balearic network): Major Spanish concertada network operating multiple K-12 schools in Mallorca and across Spain. Comparable on concerted funding model, religious affiliation, K-12 offering, and multi-site scale — a benchmark for what scaled concertada networks look like.
• Colegio San Agustín (other religious concertada schools): Religious-order concertada schools operating across Spain. Comparable on religious identity, concertada funding model, K-12 offering, and family-oriented community programming similar to AMIPA-style parent engagement.
• Escolapios (Schools of the Piarist Order, Spain): Religious concertada network operating K-12 schools across Spain. Comparable on religious-order ownership, concertada funding, K-12 portfolio, and emphasis on community/inclusive education similar to Sant Bonaventura's Departament d'Orientació.
• Jesuitas (Jesuit Schools, Spain): Religious concertada network running K-12 schools across Spain with multilingual programs and international focus. Comparable on concertada model, religious identity, multilingual instruction (Catalan/Spanish/Foreign), and international exchange programs.
• Salesianos (Salesian Schools, Spain): Religious concertada network operating numerous K-12 schools across Spain including the Balearics. Comparable on religious-order ownership, concertada funding, K-12 portfolio, and emphasis on values-based education with vocational/technical orientation.

Others

• INTEF / Aula del Futur framework (Spanish Ministry of Education): National institute defining the Future Classroom model that Sant Bonaventura has adopted. Comparable as ecosystem/enabler — the framework and other schools implementing it (public and concertada) form the relevant peer set for innovation-program benchmarking.
• GESTIB (Balearic Islands education platform): Regional education management platform used by Sant Bonaventura and other Balearic schools for enrollment and family communication. Comparable as enabling infrastructure / channel partner for student management in the same regional market.
• Academica Corporation: International education partner running the Diploma Dual program that Sant Bonaventura offers. Comparable as a strategic/program partner rather than competitor — relevant for benchmarking international-program economics and student outcomes.

Direct peers

• Col·legis Franciscans TOR (sister schools in Balearic Islands): Other schools within the same Franciscan TOR network sharing the 'Caràcter Propi', pastoral calendar, and governance. Most directly comparable on ownership, mission, and concertada model — represent the closest operational peer set for benchmarking.
• Col·legi Montisión (Palma): Jesuit concertado K-12 school in Palma de Mallorca. Comparable as a regional religious concertada school serving the Balearic catchment with similar K-12 portfolio and Spanish/Catalan bilingual instruction.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/amipa.santbonaventura
• Instagraminstagram.com/ccsantbonaventurallucmajor
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/sant-bonaventura

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

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