What it costs
Caxton publishes its fees: €842 to €998 a month, which is €8,420 to €9,980 a year, and lunch is included in that figure. Those are the 2026/27 numbers.
Tuition is not the whole cost. What is not published, here or at any of the ten schools we checked:
- The uniform. Not one of the ten publishes it.
- Exam fees. Eight of the ten do not publish them.
Those are the numbers a family discovers in the second year, which is why they belong on a page like this one and not in a brochure.
The entry points are not equal
Places move by year group, not by school. A school with room in Year 4 can be closed in Reception and in Year 7 in the same September, because those are the years where a cohort forms.
If your child's entry point is one of the formed ones, the question is not whether the school is good. It is whether that year group has a place at all, in the year you are landing — and no website answers that. It takes calling the admissions office about that exact year and getting the answer in writing.
Who it suits
A family that wants a British education continued without a break, that values the size and the range that comes with it, and that is planning far enough ahead to sit on a list if it has to.
Who it does not
A family landing in weeks rather than months at a formed entry point, or one whose priority is the children becoming fluent in Spanish inside the Spanish system. Caxton teaches Spanish; it does not immerse in it.