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Schools & Education

State, concertado, international and bilingual schools — how they work and how to choose the right one.

The Costa Blanca has an unusually rich school landscape — Spanish state, semi-private concertados, British, American, Norwegian and Dutch international schools. We help families cut through the noise.

The challenge

The wrong school choice is hard to reverse

Deadlines, catchment areas, entrance exams and language requirements all vary by school and municipality. What works in Jávea may not work in Torrevieja.

  • Confusing enrolment calendars
  • Language of instruction unclear
  • Waiting lists at top schools
  • Curriculum recognition back home
How we help

Independent school guidance

We introduce you to relocation specialists who know each school personally — visits, principals, curriculum, extracurriculars — so you can make an informed choice.

  • Independent — no school pays for referrals
  • School visits arranged
  • Curriculum & recognition advice
  • Support with enrolment paperwork
What's included

Areas we advise on

Spanish state schools

Free, high-quality and the fastest route to fluency for young children.

Concertado schools

Semi-private, often religious, with low monthly fees and strong academics.

British schools

IGCSE and A-Level programmes in English, well-established across the coast.

International schools

Dutch, Norwegian, German and American curricula available in specific towns.

Special needs support

Understanding SEN provision in Spanish schools and international alternatives.

University in Spain

Guidance for teens moving into UA, UMH and other regional universities.

Choosing schools for your move?

Book a school consultation and we'll shortlist the right options for your family.