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Summer in Madrid with kids
The countdown is on for summer school holidays – a time many of us working parents approach with a mix of anticipation and trepidation. We all know that school holidays are important for children (and teachers) as they offer a break from the routine and demands of...
Guide to Public and Concertado School Applications
It's that of year, the application process for Public and Concertado schools in Madrid is about to open. For families that are entering the Spanish education for the first time system it can become a little overwhelming. For that reason we've prepared a brief guide...
Bilingual schools in Madrid
For many parents, a bilingual school in Madrid is a very attractive educational option. If implemented correctly, it’s a fantastic way for children to become proficient in two of the most spoken languages in the world; Spanish and English. The boom in public bilingual...
Parental involvement in Spanish schools
Parents are the first educators of their children and will continue to influence their children’s learning and development during the school years and long afterwards. Schools have an equally important responsibility in helping to nurture and teach future generations...
Special Educational Needs
Children with SEN (Special Educational Needs) can be described as children whose learning difficulties hinder their ability to benefit from the general education system without support or accommodation to their needs. SEN can affect a child or young person’s ability...
Non-traditional schools in Madrid
Choosing a school for your child is a pivotal moment in all parents lives. Apart from home, school is the single most important place in the lives of most children. Their experience of school will play a vital part in their lives and will determine their academic,...
Enrolling your child in Spanish Public Schools
Admissions to Public and Concertado schools are allocated based on a points system. The more points a student has, the more priority he or she has in admission to a given school. It can become a little complex, even for those of us that have been living here for a...
Public and Concertado School Admissions in Madrid
If you are planning to apply for a place for your child at a Public (Público) or Semi- Private (Concertado) school in Madrid, then keep on reading! Madrid's regional government has confirmed the application dates for the school year, 2021 / 2022. The admissions...
A Spanish Christmas Feast
What will you eat this Christmas in Spain? If this is your family’s first Christmas in Spain, then there are a few important things to know. Firstly, Spanish families usually celebrate their big Christmas meal on the 24th (Nochebuena), at night time with their...
Spanish Christmas traditions
If this will be your first time celebrating Christmas in Spain then it is high time to learn about the Spanish Christmas customs or traditions as they might differ from those to which you are already accustomed. Below we've listed some that you may just need to adopt...
Summer in Madrid with kids
The countdown is on for summer school holidays – a time many of us working parents approach with a mix of anticipation and trepidation. We all know that school holidays are important for children (and teachers) as they offer a break from the routine and demands of...
Guide to Public and Concertado School Applications
It's that of year, the application process for Public and Concertado schools in Madrid is about to open. For families that are entering the Spanish education for the first time system it can become a little overwhelming. For that reason we've prepared a brief guide...
Bilingual schools in Madrid
For many parents, a bilingual school in Madrid is a very attractive educational option. If implemented correctly, it’s a fantastic way for children to become proficient in two of the most spoken languages in the world; Spanish and English. The boom in public bilingual...
Parental involvement in Spanish schools
Parents are the first educators of their children and will continue to influence their children’s learning and development during the school years and long afterwards. Schools have an equally important responsibility in helping to nurture and teach future generations...
Special Educational Needs
Children with SEN (Special Educational Needs) can be described as children whose learning difficulties hinder their ability to benefit from the general education system without support or accommodation to their needs. SEN can affect a child or young person’s ability...
Non-traditional schools in Madrid
Choosing a school for your child is a pivotal moment in all parents lives. Apart from home, school is the single most important place in the lives of most children. Their experience of school will play a vital part in their lives and will determine their academic,...
Enrolling your child in Spanish Public Schools
Admissions to Public and Concertado schools are allocated based on a points system. The more points a student has, the more priority he or she has in admission to a given school. It can become a little complex, even for those of us that have been living here for a...
Public and Concertado School Admissions in Madrid
If you are planning to apply for a place for your child at a Public (Público) or Semi- Private (Concertado) school in Madrid, then keep on reading! Madrid's regional government has confirmed the application dates for the school year, 2021 / 2022. The admissions...
A Spanish Christmas Feast
What will you eat this Christmas in Spain? If this is your family’s first Christmas in Spain, then there are a few important things to know. Firstly, Spanish families usually celebrate their big Christmas meal on the 24th (Nochebuena), at night time with their...