In 2000, Amy arrived in La Gomera for the first time as a student of the University of Wales Swansea. She was studying a degree in Spanish and French and spent a year in the high school in San Sebastian as an English Language Assistant. She fell completely in love with La Gomera and came back as soon as she finished her studies in the UK. She set up the school in 2004 with just a few young learners who wanted to practice their English as an extracurricular activity. The school grew and grew and new staff were brought in to help with the increasing demand for language learning. French and German as well as Spanish for foreigners were added to the timetable. Trips to English speaking countries began and an exchange was set up  with a British high school. As the students gained competence in the English language they began to take official exams in preparation for their future. Anna took over in 2018 and carried the school into the digital era, modernizing the functioning of the school.  She implemented a clear 3 term structure, with each term having specific learning objectives.   These targets are reviewed at the end of each term and a personalized digital report is provided to parents.  Today the school continues to provide a quality learning experience for students of all ages and has plans to expand services to keep up-to-date with the latest teaching trends.