Where it actually is
El Plantío is in Paterna, in the district of La Cañada — not in San Antonio de Benagéber, which is where a good deal of English-language content places it.
That matters more than a postcode. La Cañada is where most of its families live, which makes it one of the few schools in the area where the school run is a walk or a five-minute drive rather than a commute. And La Cañada has its own town hall office for the padrón, open Tuesdays and Thursdays, so the administrative side of living there is its own thing too.
What it costs
El Plantío does not publish its fees. Two of the ten schools we checked do the same.
We will not put a range here from a comparison site. Aggregators do carry figures for El Plantío; they are not the school's figures, and a fee taken from an aggregator is the number that turns out wrong in the second year, on the page where being wrong costs the most.
Ask the school, and ask what the figure includes — lunch, bus and the registration fee are where schools in this area differ most.
Who it suits
A family that wants a British and IB route and wants to live within walking distance of it, in a district built around exactly that.
Who it does not
A family that needs to compare fees before it visits, or one that wants its children inside the Spanish system.