It publishes more than any other school in this survey
Two things almost nobody else in the city does, and this school does both.
A tuition figure. For Bachillerato and vocational courses — the post-compulsory stages — the school states:
"Law 4/2020, of 30 December, on the Generalitat's budget for 2021, sets the amount at €25.70 per enrolled person per month, for ten months. That is what is charged to pupils at Escuelas de Artesanos in post-compulsory education."
€257 a year. That is the authorised fee of a concierto singular, not a voluntary contribution. VAT is not mentioned.
⚠️ Take the figure with its caveat. The school writes it in the present tense — "that is what is charged" — but the law it cites is the budget law for 2021, five years old. We do not know whether a later budget law updated the amount, and the school has not refreshed the citation. Confirm it on the call. We publish the figure with its source and its date and we do not adjust it ourselves.
Also published: school insurance €3.56 (compulsory, under-28s) and the ESEMTIA platform €16.50 a year, compulsory for everyone.
The voluntary contribution for the free stages — Infantil, Primaria and ESO — is still not published, which is true of every concertado in this city. We checked the home page, four different office pages, the financial-information page and the transparency page; the financial page only carries foundation accounts from 2016-17 to 2020-21.
And its own language percentages, from its educational plan for 2025-26 — not the register's, its own:
| Infantil | Primaria | ESO | Bachillerato | Vocational | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Valencian | 26% | 33.33% | 31.5% | 27.81% | 31.3% |
| Spanish | 64% | 50% | 49.25% | 52.75% | 54.2% |
| English | 11% | 16.66% | 21.14% | 19.43% | 14.5% |
The one school that writes down what happens to a child with no Spanish
Every other school in this survey is silent on it. This one, verbatim:
"Educational compensation. We work with two kinds: pupils with no knowledge of Spanish and/or Valencian. The main objective is to reach the highest level of language competence and so favour integration and achievement across the whole curriculum."
Its educational plan sets out Spanish and Valencian reinforcement workshops across all four years of ESO. For a family landing mid-year with a twelve-year-old, that is the difference between a plan and a hope.
Where the places actually are
The school publishes its admitted and non-admitted lists for 2026-27, year group by year group — which tells you where there is room:
- Infantil and Primaria: 3 years, an admitted list. 4 years, only a non-admitted list. 5 years and year 1, both. Years 2 to 6, only non-admitted lists.
- ESO: years 1 and 2, both lists. Years 3 and 4, only non-admitted.
- Bachillerato: year 1 in all three streams, both lists.
Read plainly: the doors are 3 years old, years 1–2 of ESO, and year 1 of Bachillerato. Mid-Primaria and upper ESO are closed.
The vocational enrolment form has a transfer-of-record tick box and a passport field alongside DNI and NIE — a small sign that they are used to pupils arriving from abroad.
What it teaches
Infantil, Primaria, ESO, and Bachillerato in three streams: Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Arts — the Arts route is rare in this sector. Then a wide vocational offer: vehicle maintenance, administration, nursing care, electrical installation, vehicle electromechanics, microcomputing and networks, sales and retail spaces, tourist guiding, electrotechnical systems, industrial mechatronics.
Not published: the canteen price (only a menu and a form warning that unattended days are not refunded), the morning care price, transport, uniform and books. ⚠️ The vocational deadlines page is still headed "Curso 2021-22", and there is no open-day date for Infantil, Primaria, ESO or Bachillerato.