registering your child in the Spanish state
school system
registering your child at an international
school
The choice between
an ‘international’
education and the Spanish state system is
a matter of personal taste.
The ages
of the children may be a factor to consider.
Children attending a local state school will
be taught totally in Castilian
Spanish, or the local dialect (e.g. Valencian).
Therefore younger children find it much
easier
to adapt to being thrust into the system than
those approaching or within the secondary
school age.
In areas where
there are many foreigners it is likely that
there will be other English-speaking
children in local state schools who will
help translate.
See also
Nursery
school
Infant
and Primary school
Secondary
school
International
schools
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