Hi I wonder if anyone can help me.
We have sent our 8 year old son to a private school last year as we planned to be in Sevilla only one year. Now we plan to stay 2 years+ so are looking for a Spanish state school instead. Has anyone heard of any good ones? Are the hard to get into?
Miastar25
Spanish school?
miastar25
06 October 2011 14:15:56
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fionafloreswatson
26 October 2011 10:59:55
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There are no league tables for state schools, like in the UK, so there's no independent evaluation for people to use when choosing a school for their child. But there are some colegios concertados Sevilla (subsidised) schools, usually religious, which are considered to be very good - Claret, Porta Coeli etc.
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