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Agora Granada College International School

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 0 - 18 years

Pupils 1050

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Agora Granada College International School is a private, international, bilingual institution near Granada that serves children from 0 to 18 with an IB continuum (PYP, MYP, DP) and a bespoke curriculum. The school teaches in English, with official options including French and Chinese, and provides multilingual linguistic immersion beyond English. In 2022 it gained authorisation to deliver the Diploma Programme, reinforcing its commitment to a rigorous tertiary pathway. The campus spans two purpose-built buildings and a range of facilities: spacious classrooms, science laboratories, a dedicated Agora Innovation Centre for robotics and AI, digital learning suites, libraries, an auditorium, arts spaces and outdoor learning environments. Extensive sports facilities include an indoor pavilion, a 25-metre pool and a climbing wall, complemented by pitch, basketball courts and judo. A strong emphasis on global-minded projects is supported by Globeducate membership, Eco-Schools and UN Sustainability Goals initiatives, plus exchange programmes with international partner schools. Worldwide.

Location

Urbanización Llanos de Silva, Atarfe, 18230, Granada, Spain. The centre has more than 10,000 m2 of sports facilities and an auditorium with a capacity for more than 300 spectators. A school transport service operates across Granada and the metropolitan area.

Stages

Infant Education; Primary Education; Secondary Education; National Baccalaureate; International Baccalaureate

Type

Private, international, bilingual secular school

Additional learning support

Psychopedagogical department with two psychologists and two educational psychologists; attends to special educational needs with individualised and functional learning support.

Country affiliation

Spain

Religious affiliation

Secular

School day structure

School day 9:00–17:30; Extended hours service 7:20–8:50 and 16:40–18:10

Bus service

The school has a school transport service with routes around Granada and the metropolitan area; transport is optional and paid in ten monthly payments, with a monitor on each bus.

Uniform Requirement

A school shop on campus sells uniforms and sportswear, textbooks and other school-related items.

Food Options

Dining room with an on-site kitchen; daily menus prepared in the home kitchen with ingredients and quantities supervised by the Medical Office; meals are served in English during certain dining activities; the school accommodates special dietary requirements; extended hours service includes Early Arrival from 8:15 a.m. and after-school care until 6:10 p.m.

Governance and Ownership

The school is a private international school and is part of the Globeducate group.

Application and re-enrolment fees
- Admission (one-time registration): EUR 800.
- Annual re-enrolment fee (charged for the 2025–26 year): EUR 455 per year (will be charged in March 2025).
- Sibling discounts: 2nd sibling 11%; 3rd sibling 15%; 4th sibling 20%.

Tuition fees by year group (annual and instalment amounts)
- Infant P5: EUR 6,000 per year. When paid in instalments, the annual fee is collected as 10 monthly payments (EUR 600 per month).
- Primary: EUR 6,300 per year. When paid in instalments, the annual fee is collected as 10 monthly payments (EUR 630 per month).
- Secondary (ESO): EUR 6,700 per year. When paid in instalments, the annual fee is collected as 10 monthly payments (EUR 670 per month).
- National Baccalaureate: EUR 6,750 per year. Standard collection is in 10 monthly payments (EUR 675 per month); for 2nd year of Baccalaureate the annual fee is collected in 9 monthly payments (EUR 750.00 per month for 2nd year).
- International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme: EUR 7,950 per year. Standard collection is in 10 monthly payments (EUR 795 per month); for 2nd year of Baccalaureate the annual fee is collected in 9 monthly payments (EUR 883.33 per month for 2nd year).

Ancillary school-time services and charges
- Morning student care (08:00–09:00):
- 1 hour/day: EUR 43 per month.
- 1/2 hour/day: EUR 33 per month.
- Additional supervised hour: EUR 6 per hour.
- The published tuition figures are presented as "Escolaridad y comedor" (tuition and school dining) and the annual tuition fee includes school dining. The annual tuition also includes school accident insurance, psychopedagogical and pre-university counselling, nursing service at school, and family counselling. These items are included within the stated annual fees. These prices do not include taxes.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Agora Granada College does not operate an on-site boarding programme at the Granada campus; the Agora group offers boarding provision in Andorra under a separate boarding programme. No on-site boarding fees are published for the Granada campus.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- The published fee schedule lists the items included in the annual tuition (see above). Additional costs that may apply but are not itemised as fixed amounts in the published school fees document include: uniforms, personal school supplies and textbooks, optional extracurricular activities, transportation (bus/routing), school trips and exchanges, external exam entry fees, and any optional services contracted separately. Specific prices for those additional items are not provided in the published fee schedule.

Refund information
- The published fee schedule does not specify a refund policy or detailed refund conditions within the fee document itself. No refund terms are listed in the published school fees document.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition is presented as an annual fee that is normally collected in 10 monthly instalments (typically a 10-month collection cycle). For the second year of Baccalaureate, the annual fee is collected in 9 monthly instalments. The re-enrolment fee for the following school year is indicated to be charged in March (example shown: charged in March 2025). The published schedule notes that the stated prices do not include taxes. Specific invoice dates, due dates, penalties for late payment and detailed contract terms are not itemised in the published fee document.

Fee payment options
- The published fee document does not list the accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, direct debit or card) or the exact payment instructions. Contact details for the school are provided (telephone and email) in the published material for payment or billing queries, but payment method options are not stated in the fee schedule itself.

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Colegio Internacional de Granada

Instructs in Spanish, English

Ages 0 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Colégio Internacional de Granada is a plurilingual school in Spain that educates students from 0 to 18. It teaches in Spanish, English and German, with native and bilingual teachers supporting language learning from early childhood. The school provides linguistic and cultural immersion with instruction delivered 100% in English, complemented by structured language programs supported by Cambridge University and Goethe‑Institut partnerships. The curriculum combines the American High School Diploma through a Dual Diploma program, enabling students from the second year of ESO to enroll simultaneously in a U.S. high school while pursuing both diplomas. An emphasis on technology brings robotics, programming and ICT into the early years, with an on‑site platform and digital tools, iPad projects, mBot, Lego and 3D printers. International projects and exchanges—eTwinning, Erasmus+, and partnerships with schools in Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom—enhance global learning. Panda kindergarten shares framework with the campus for early years.

Location

The school is located at Urbanización Cañadas de Parque s/n, 18152 Otura–Dílar, Granada, Spain. It is situated in an open environment with beautiful natural surroundings and has modern facilities. Bus routes are available for students who require transportation.

Stages

Infant education is provided at Panda Nursery. The Colegio Internacional de Granada offers secondary education, including the American High School Diploma dual program, which allows students from 2º de la ESO to be enrolled in a High School in the United States while studying here. The school emphasizes multilingual learning with early language immersion in English and German.

Type

Private plurilingual school offering Spanish, English and German; it features international partnerships with Cambridge University and Goethe-Institut.

Additional learning support

A psychopedagogical office works with the pedagogy team, tutors and families to provide individualized support and guidance for student development and learning.

Country affiliation

Spain

Bus service

Bus routes are provided for students who require transportation to ensure safe and swift travel.

Application / Registration fees

- The school does not publish a publicly available fixed application or registration fee amount. Families are required to complete the admissions form and formalise enrolment through the school's administration; any upfront registration or re‑enrolment fee is communicated directly by the school at the time of admission.

Tuition fees by school year (structure and availability)

- The school's academic offer covers Infant, Primary, Secondary (ESO) and Bachillerato, plus the American High School Diploma (dual programme). Specific tuition amounts by year group or term are not published on the school's public pages. Tuition for each year group is provided to families as part of the enrolment/package information from the administration.

- Typical billing elements that the school includes under fees (and which are managed separately or as optional services) are: tuition (by year group), catering (school lunch), school transport, specialised programmes (for example the American High School Diploma) and extracurricular or music/conservatory charges. Exact per‑term or per‑year numeric tuition values for each year group are not posted publicly.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school does not publish a detailed public timetable of instalments, termly charges or payment‑deadline dates. The formalisation of enrolment and the administration provide families with the precise billing schedule, instalment options and deadlines when a place is offered and matriculation is completed.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- The school does not operate or advertise a boarding/residential provision; there are no published boarding fees. Services described by the school focus on day‑school provisions such as catering and transport.

Other costs and optional services

- Catering (school lunch): an operational school catering service is provided; this is handled as a separate cost item. Families are charged for lunch service when used.

- Transport (school bus): a school bus service is available and billed as an additional service to families who use it.

- Exams and external qualifications: the school acts as a Cambridge examination centre and works with Goethe Institut and other external exam arrangements; fees for external exam registrations (Cambridge, Goethe, international exam boards) are typically billed separately.

- Specialist programmes and conservatory / music academy: charges for the conservatory, academy of music, extracurricular activities and any private instrument lessons or conservatory tuition are treated as additional fees.

- Summer camp and special activities: participation in summer camp or optional extra activities is charged separately when offered.

- Uniforms, books, materials and personal items: the school identifies curricular material and uniform requirements; costs for uniforms, books and personal school materials are borne by families and invoiced or requested as required. (No fixed uniform price lists are published publicly.)

Refund information

- The school's public pages do not publish a standard refund or cancellation policy for tuition, registration or other fees. Refund, withdrawal and cancellation terms (including any deadlines for partial refund or administrative retention) are determined through the school's administrative procedures and are communicated to families during the enrolment/matriculation process.

Fee payment options

- The school's public information does not list specific payment methods (for example bank transfer, direct debit, credit card). Payment arrangements and accepted payment methods are confirmed directly by the school administration at enrolment or on invoice documents. Contact details for the administration are provided for fee and billing enquiries.

Summary of availability of fee data

- Amounts for application/registration fees, tuition by year group (per term or per year), billing calendar, refund rules and accepted payment methods are not published on the school's public pages. The school publishes its academic offer and lists the paid services it provides (catering, transport, external exam administration, dual American diploma programme, conservatory and extracurricular provision), but specific numeric fee schedules and contractual billing terms are provided directly to families by the school administration at the time of application or enrolment.

Curriculum

The school offers a plurilingual program in Spanish, English, and German with native and bilingual teachers supporting language learning from early childhood. It provides linguistic and cultural immersion with learning conducted 100% in English, and Cambridge University and Goethe Institut language programs support language education. The American High School Diploma is offered through a Dual Diploma program, enabling students from 2nd year of ESO to enroll simultaneously in a U.S. High School while pursuing both diplomas. There is technological immersion with a 100% online platform and tools. International projects are integrated across Primary and Secondary, including eTwinning projects and exchanges with partner schools in Germany, the United States, and the United Kingdom, with Erasmus+ collaborations.

Higher Education Progression

The school hosts a university fair and provides guidance on degrees, scholarships, exchanges, internships, and admissions requirements.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

From the start of schooling, the school develops affective and emotional capacities through its mediation project, including assemblies and the formation of Jueces del bien and mediators. The social dimension is addressed as part of a comprehensive education, with a commitment to society and personal and emotional growth. Drama is a mandatory subject, building communication skills. The school fosters empathy, respect, and democratic values through volunteering projects with NGOs chosen by the students. The intercultural education program prepares students to be global citizens by exposing them to diverse cultures and international experiences.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

An individualised education plan meets the specific needs of every child. Specialists in the Psycho-pedagogical consulting room work with teachers to solve problems and nurture development, providing one-to-one guidance to support students across all stages.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school provides a bilingual environment with English and German as daily languages. The American High School Diploma program offers linguistic and cultural immersion with a 100% English curriculum, taught by native or bilingual staff. English proficiency is strong and German is developed alongside English.

Mental Wellbeing

The Psycho-pedagogical consulting room offers specialist support and works with teachers and tutors to nurture student development on a one-to-one basis, focusing on emotional growth.

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Granada International Montessori School

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 3 - 12 years

Pupils 79

Type Co-educational

Granada International Montessori School in Granada, Spain, serves children aged 3 to 12 with a Montessori curriculum. The program is divided into Children's House (ages 3–6) and Elementary (ages 6–12), where learning unfolds through hands-on materials, mixed-age groups, and student-driven pacing. The school uses English as the main instructional language, while Spanish language and culture are taught to support bilingual communication. Classrooms are designed with height-appropriate furniture and materials within easy reach to nurture independence, concentration, and responsibility. The outdoor space features a natural playground with vegetable plots, music installations, and wooden play structures that support physical and social development. Fresh, vegetarian lunches are prepared on site. Granada International Montessori School is accredited by the Middle States Association, becoming the first Granada school to achieve this recognition. The school serves hundreds of students from more than 15 nationalities and maintains a community life with events such as the End-of-year Party.

Location

The school is located in Gójar, Granada, Spain, at Carretera de La Zubia, 12, 18150. It is a short drive to central Granada and near La Zubia and Ogíjares.

Stages

Children's House (3–6 years) and Elementary (6–12 years).

Type

The school is a private Montessori school for children aged 3 to 12.

Country affiliation

Spain

School day structure

The school day runs from 08:30 to 15:30, Monday to Friday.

Application / Admission fee
- A one-time admission fee for new students: EUR 350.

Registration (matrícula)
- Annual registration fee to reserve a place: EUR 600 (payable on enrolment).

Annual tuition and per-period breakdown by year group
- Children's House (ages 3–6): Annual tuition EUR 6,696. This is billed as 12 monthly payments of EUR 558 (paid August–July). Morning care and extended hours are optional add-ons with separate charges.
- Elementary (ages 6–12): Annual tuition EUR 6,276. This is billed as 12 monthly payments of EUR 523 (paid August–July). School lunch is not included in the base tuition for Elementary; lunch is charged as an optional monthly service.

Optional services and their charges (typical recurring and daily rates)
- Morning care (8:00–9:00): EUR 46 per month (or EUR 4 per day when used as a day service).
- Children's House basic day with lunch (9:00–14:00): EUR 558 per month (this level includes comedor for Children's House).
- Elementary basic day (9:00–14:00): EUR 523 per month (comedor optional).
- Elementary lunch (comedor, where taken as a monthly option): EUR 81 per month; lunch as a day service: EUR 5.50 per day.
- Extended hours (14:00–15:30 or 14:45–15:30 depending on age): EUR 32 per month (or EUR 3.50 per day when used as a day service).
- Summer school basic cost is included in the annual place fee (the equivalent value is shown as EUR 495 for Children's House and EUR 523 for Elementary); additional summer services are charged per week when used.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition may be divided into 12 equal monthly instalments payable from August through July. Families may also pay the course fee in full in advance.
- Early-payment discount: a 2% discount is offered for full advance payment made before the specified early-payment date (limited to a set number of families); the registration fee (matrícula) is excluded from this discount.
- Sibling discounts: 12% discount on the fee for the second sibling and 25% for the third sibling onward; the registration fee is excluded from these discounts.

Deposit and security payment
- New families pay a deposit equal to one month's basic tuition (without lunch): EUR 495 for Children's House and EUR 523 for Elementary. This deposit is retained to cover the final July instalment at the end of schooling and is non-refundable if a pupil leaves during the school year.

Boarding
- Boarding is not provided; the school operates as a day school with published opening hours (day programme hours are given for Monday–Friday).

Other costs and fees
- Per-day service rates (charged when services are used rather than monthly): morning care EUR 4/day; lunch EUR 5.50/day; extended hours EUR 3.50/day.
- No separate uniform fee or compulsory uniform charge is listed in the published fee schedule. Additional occasional costs (excursions, special activities, optional materials) are not itemised in the published fee schedule and would be charged separately if applicable.

Refund information
- The enrolment deposit that covers the final July instalment is non-refundable if a pupil leaves during the school year. Other refund provisions for registration or tuition are not detailed in the published fee schedule.

Fee payment options
- The published fee information specifies billing schedules and instalment options (annual or 12 monthly instalments) but does not list specific accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, direct debit, or bank transfer). Payment method details should be confirmed with the school's admissions/administration contacts.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Socio-emotional development is integral to Granada International Montessori School. Mixed-age classes support social learning, collaboration, and peer learning. Students are autonomous, flexible, adventurous, collaborative, caring, and self-disciplined. Mindfulness, assemblies, and peace education are part of school life. The environment fosters respect, empathy, and self-control.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The educational program addresses the intellectual, physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the child. Educators are fully trained Montessori teachers and assistants.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The main curriculum is in English language, and Spanish language and culture are also taught.

Mental Wellbeing

Children learn in a secure and motivated environment with clear guidelines; there is a peaceful atmosphere, mutual respect, and an absence of fear, shame or guilt. Mindfulness, assemblies, and peace education support socio-emotional well-being.

Safeguarding

Children are cared for in a secure environment with mutual respect and clear guidelines; the school maintains a peaceful atmosphere, free of fear, shame or guilt.

Admissions

1. Enrollment preference is given to families who currently have a child enrolled in the school, as well as to families with a firm commitment to Montessori philosophy and to bilingual or native English-speaking families. The school is located in Gójar, Carretera de La Zubia, 12, 18150 Granada, Spain. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

2. Visits and Observations: All interested families are welcome to visit the facilities. For the 3 to 6 year-old program, the visit includes access to the Observatory to observe the Children's House classroom in action; access to this space is limited to adults, and silence is required to avoid disturbing the learning rhythm. For the Elementary program, direct observations are possible, and children over 6 may spend a week in the classroom prior to enrollment.

3. Admissions Criteria: The admission criteria focus on creating a balanced, mixed-age, heterogeneous group and are based on equality of opportunity with no discrimination based on race, beliefs, sexual orientation or religion. Preference is given to children enrolled in the previous year and their siblings. New students enter by order of application, after taking into account the needs of the existing group, the level of English language of the child, and the family's commitment to Montessori philosophy and International Education. For children above the age of 6, previous Montessori experience is recommended.

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Colegio Virgen de Gracia

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupils 2500

Type Co-educational

Colegio Internacional Virgen de Gracia in Granada is a diocesan bilingual international school serving ages 3 to 18. Instruction is in Spanish and English, with options to study French and German. It is a Cambridge exam centre and offers Diploma Dual programme, combining the Spanish diploma with the American High School Diploma to support entry to U.S. universities and institutions worldwide, alongside Cambridge qualifications. The curriculum is bilingual English–Spanish and follows a CLIL/AICLE model that integrates language learning with content and uses cross-language terminology and a communicative approach. The school provides weekly Cambridge exam preparation and on-site exams, with electives in Secondary and Bachillerato. In Early Childhood Education, learning embraces neuroscience-informed methods and Montessori-inspired practices with small classes. Facilities include morning care, a school dining service, and a summer program, plus an after-school activity slate. French and German are offered as electives, with exchange opportunities and immersion stays abroad.

Location

Located in Granada, Spain, at Calle Músico Vicente Zarzo, 18002 Granada. It is in the city center (Centro de Granada). It has good transport connections and facilities.

Stages

Educational stages include Educación Infantil (Early Childhood Education), Educación Primaria (Primary Education), and Educación Secundaria y Bachillerato (Secondary Education and Bachillerato).

Type

Diocesan bilingual international school in Granada. It offers instruction in Spanish and English, with options to study French and German. It is a Cambridge exam center and provides the American Dual Diploma program.

Additional learning support

Attention to diversity is provided. Qualified teaching staff continually train in innovative methodologies.

Religious affiliation

Catholic (Diocesan).

Uniform Requirement

Uniform is required for all students from Educación Infantil through Bachillerato. Boys wear a white polo shirt with the school shield (short or long sleeves), a maroon cardigan with shield, navy shorts or navy trousers, navy socks and navy shoes; optional: a maroon cardigan for Infantil. Girls wear a maroon cardigan or jumper with a V-neck and shield, a white polo shirt, a navy skirt with shield, navy shoes with navy tights; Infantil uses a baby uniform. Bachillerato students wear camel-colored chinos and a maroon hoodie with the logo. Uniforme deportivo (PE) is worn on PE days: navy tracksuit with maroon trim and logo, navy shorts and a white PE t-shirt, with white sneakers; optional navy padded vest. Bachillerato also has a white t-shirt with the logo, a maroon hoodie with the logo, and navy trousers with a maroon stripe and logo. The official uniform can be purchased only at El Corte Inglés.

Food Options

The school offers an on-site dining service with its own kitchen that prepares daily menus designed by the Dietetics and Nutrition Department. The dining service has an educational role, supports families in developing healthy eating habits, and accommodates allergies and intolerances. You can contract the service by the day, and for occasional needs your child can use it that day. A monthly menu is provided, along with individual reports on dining behavior and an annual information session for families. The service runs after classes and ends at 15:30, after which some extracurricular activities begin; lunch-time activities are part of the 'Vida Saludable' project. The person responsible is Dª. M.ª Angustias Narváez.

Governance and Ownership

Ownership is held by the Titularidad Fundación Pía Autónoma San Juan de Ávila. The school is led by a titular Director and an Administrator, supported by an Academic Director, Jefatura de Estudios, and coordinators for Infantil, Primaria, and Secundaria/Bachillerato, as well as coordinators for Evangelization, Bilingualism and Quality.

Overview

- Colegio Virgen de Gracia is an education centre acogido al régimen de conciertos educativos; the core teaching for Infantil, Primaria, ESO and Bachillerato is provided under that concertado model and the centre does not charge a standard tuition fee for the funded, compulsory stages.

Application / admission fees

- There is no routine, general application or enrollment fee charged as part of the core admission process for the concertado (state‑subsidised) stages. Admissions follow the standard application procedures for the centre. (Services such as extracurricular programmes, AMPA membership or specific paid activities may have separate one‑off charges; see sections below.)

Tuition fees by school year (per year / per term)

- Infantil (Early Years): No standard tuition charged for the concertado‑funded places; families pay only for optional services they choose to contract (see other costs).
- Primaria (Primary): No standard tuition charged for the concertado‑funded places; families pay only for optional services they choose to contract.
- ESO (Lower Secondary): No standard tuition charged for the concertado‑funded places; families pay only for optional services they choose to contract.
- Bachillerato: No standard tuition charged for the concertado‑funded Bachillerato concertado stage; families pay only for optional services they choose to contract.

Mandatory and recurring ancillary fees (examples and amounts where published)

- AMPA (parents association) annual membership: single payment of EUR 30 per family (one payment per family, regardless of number of children). Payment may be made in cash at conserjería or by bank transfer to the AMPA account.
- Extracurricular activities: some activities require monthly fees and the activity registration documents show a voluntary accident/participant insurance option priced at EUR 16. Extra activities have their own monthly billing and discount rules (see Billing schedule and payment terms).
- Comedor (school lunch): Comedor is an available contracted service that can be hired by day or for a regular schedule; the school's service description confirms daily menus and adaptation for allergies but does not publish a fixed per‑day or monthly price on the public service page. Families contract the comedor service separately.
- Uniforms: Uniform is compulsory and the official uniform is sold through El Corte Inglés and a local uniform supplier (Uniformes Emilio Carreño S.L.); specific item prices are set by those suppliers and are not quoted as fixed school tuition.
- School insurance / activity insurance: the ROF and activity forms reference the requirement or recommendation to have school/participation insurance; the voluntary extra activities insurance is shown at EUR 16 in the activities registration form.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Extracurricular activities billing schedule (example from activity registration form): matrícula + September is charged (entry shows “MATRÍCULA + SEPTIEMBRE PRIMERA SEMANA DE OCTUBRE”); subsequent monthly receipts are scheduled on a monthly cycle (some months charged first week of the following month) and the rest of months are charged in arrears. Annual payment of an activity may be offered with a discount. Returned direct debit/receipt reversals incur the bank commission for the return. A cancellation (baja) for an activity must be communicated at least one week before the end of the month to avoid being charged that full month.
- Payment deadlines for extracurriculars: when paying in Administration the payment is required within the first 7 days of each month; domiciliation (direct debit) is an available option and requires submitting the IBAN and account details.

Boarding / residence

- The centre does not operate a boarding or residential programme. Services listed for families (aula matinal, comedor, extraescolares) are day‑time services; no boarding fees apply.

Other costs and fees (typical items parents pay for)

- Mandatory uniform purchases (items and styles described by stage); uniform costs are charged by the external retailer(s).
- AMPA annual quota: EUR 30 per family.
- Extracurricular monthly fees and perimeter costs vary by activity; activity registration forms set individual prices and include the option for a voluntary activity insurance (EUR 16 shown on the 2024/25 activities form). Discounts for activities: 10% discount for annual payment; third sibling 20% discount (as specified on the activities registration form).
- Comedor and Aula Matinal: charged as contracted services (price depends on the chosen modality and schedule; can be contracted by day). The public pages describe service features and contracting options but do not publish fixed monthly or per‑day prices on the school's public service pages.
- Incidental costs: course materials, specific extracurricular equipment, trips and excursions and any replacement costs for damaged or lost books/materials are charged where applicable and managed under the centre's regulations. The ROF and activity documents set rules on responsibility and replacement of materials.

Refunds and cancellation terms (where published)

- Extracurricular activities: to avoid being charged for the following month, a written cancellation (baja) must be given at least one week before the end of the month; otherwise the full monthly fee is payable. Annual payment discounts and sibling discounts are applied as described on the activity registration form. Returned receipts incur the commission for a returned direct debit.
- Other services (comedor, aula matinal, AMPA): published registration materials explain contracting and payment methods; specific refund or pro‑rata arrangements are handled under each service's registration conditions or the centre's regulations (no general published tuition refund schedule for core concertado education is listed in the public administrative documents).

Accepted payment methods and practical instructions

- Cash payment at conserjería (for AMPA and some administration payments).
- Bank transfer (AMPA provides an IBAN for the EUR 30 payment; activity forms provide fields for IBAN data and the centre accepts domiciliation/direct debit for regular activity payments).
- Direct debit / domiciliación bancaria is used for regular monthly collections for extracurricular activities (form fields require IBAN and account holder details). Returned direct debit reversals result in the applicant being charged the bank commission that the return generates. No public indication of credit card acceptance is shown in the published registration documents.

Summary (what parents should expect financially)

- No standard tuition invoice for the concertado‑funded core stages (Infantil, Primaria, ESO, Bachillerato). Families should budget for: AMPA annual quota (EUR 30 per family), uniform purchases, contracted services (comedor, aula matinal) priced by contract, extracurricular activity fees (monthly or annual as published per activity), voluntary activity insurance where offered (EUR 16 on the activity form), occasional trip or material charges, and any bank commissions caused by returned payments. Payment methods accepted and detailed billing rules for extracurriculars and AMPA are set out in the registration materials and activity forms (cash, bank transfer and direct debit are specifically documented).

Curriculum

The Colegio Virgen de Gracia Granada is a bilingual English–Spanish school with a 500+ quality seal, fully qualified to teach all levels from Early Childhood Education to Bachillerato in two languages: English and Spanish. French and German are offered as optional languages in Secondary and Bachillerato with official certifications, exchanges with France and Germany, and summer immersion programs in English, French or German organized with Language4You. The program follows a CLIL/AICLE model that integrates language learning with content and uses cross-language terminology and a communicative approach. The school is a Cambridge Exam Centre and dedicates weekly hours to Cambridge exam preparation in Primary and Secondary, with on-site exams available. Diploma Dual provides two simultaneous qualifications: the Spanish diploma and the American High School Diploma, enabling graduates to gain admission to U.S. universities and institutions worldwide; Cambridge qualifications are also pursued and recognized internationally.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates earn both the Spanish diploma and the American High School Diploma through the Diploma Dual, enabling admission to U.S. universities and institutions worldwide; Cambridge qualifications are pursued and widely recognized internationally.

Gifted and Talented

Aula Challenge is a unique teaching and learning environment that fosters 21st-century skills, personalized active learning, and collaboration. It is organized into zones: FABRICA for research and access to 3D printers and scanners; CREA for multimedia creation; INVESTIGA for project development and robotics; INTERACTÚA for collaborative digital work; PRESENTA for exhibitions and debates; INTERCAMBIA for small-team, project-based learning. The space is designed with zone-specific lighting and climate control to support comfort and sustainability.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school develops students across physical, cognitive, socio-emotional, and spiritual dimensions. The affective dimension is prioritized in learning, with emphasis on empathy, respect, and active listening. Teachers act as mediators of learning, provoking, organizing, and preparing materials to support student growth. Social-emotional development is reinforced through convivencia activities and tutorías with a Christian focus that foster reflection, dialogue, and community. The school upholds values of love, justice, service, creativity, and perseverance, guiding daily life and learning. The Evangelical dimension shapes daily life and study through faith, culture, and life discussions.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The Colegio Internacional Virgen de Gracia de Granada is a bilingual English–Spanish international school. All grade levels from Infantil through Bachillerato are taught in two languages: English and Spanish. The school offers French and German as optional languages in Secondary and Bachillerato, with opportunities for language certification, exchanges, and immersion abroad. It operates as a Cambridge exam center and prepares students for Cambridge certificates. The Diploma Dual program provides Spain's diploma alongside the American High School Diploma.

Mental Wellbeing

The school places the affective dimension at the heart of learning, prioritizing students' emotional needs. Convivencias strengthen student bonds and cultivate empathy, Christian values, and community. Tutorías with a Christian purpose promote empathy, respect, listening, and a sense of meaning in life. The Evangelical dimension guides daily life by encouraging dialogue between faith, culture, and life.

Safeguarding

Canal de denuncias is confidential and secure for reporting serious matters. Parents, students, teachers, and external persons can use it. Reports can concern discrimination, harassment, fraud, conflicts of interest, or regulatory breaches. The system supports anonymous reporting and is governed by data-protection policies; it includes an investigation process with safeguards and timelines. The channel is for reporting infringements and not a general complaints mechanism.

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