What it is
Concertado — publicly funded, not private. The Generalitat's registry entry for centre 46007271 reads PRIVADO - CONCERTADO. It runs Infantil, Primaria and Secundaria, and its titular is the parish, Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Riba-roja de Túria.
Address: Calle Primer de Maig, 72, 46190 Riba-roja de Túria. Phone: 962 77 06 60.
What concertado changes, and English-speaking families usually get this wrong
A concertado place is allocated, not bought. You apply in the statutory round, which opens once a year in spring, and you are scored on the baremo — proximity to the school, siblings already enrolled, family circumstances. A private school can find you a place in November. This cannot: miss the round and you wait a year.
Tuition is publicly funded, and that is not the same as free. Families pay for what sits outside the curriculum — lunch, transport, extracurriculars, and in most concertados a voluntary contribution that is voluntary in name. That total is a fraction of a private fee, and it is the reason a concertado place is worth planning a year ahead for.
The registry records the school's language as Valencian. The split by stage is not published, so how much of the week is taught in Valencian rather than Spanish is a question for the phone, and for a child arriving without either it is the question that matters most.
Why this page has no fees, and no link to their website
We could not use the school's own site, and it is worth saying why rather than quietly leaving a gap.
The URL the registry itself gives, asuncionns.es/intranet13/, is a document portal for families already enrolled. Without a login it does not resolve. It publishes no admissions information and no fees.
The root of that domain answers, but what it shows does not correspond to this school: a generic template with an address that does not exist, stock photography and an unattributed testimonial, with no phone number, no email and no tax number. We discarded it entirely and took nothing from it.
So everything on this page comes from the Generalitat's registry, and the fees come from a phone call you will have to make: 962 77 06 60.
Who it suits
A family that has decided to stay, wants its children inside the Spanish system at a concertado's cost, and is planning far enough ahead to enter through the spring round.
Who it does not
A family arriving mid-year, one that needs to compare costs before it visits, or one whose children need to keep studying in English.