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Hogar Nuestra Señora del Rosario

In Valencia city. You are in it. Metro, tram and bus across the city; most families here do not need a car.

Curriculum
Spanish national curriculum. Concertado, diocesan. Infantil, Primaria and ESO, two forms of entry each
Ages
3 to 16
Language of teaching
Not published by the school. The register gives Infantil 64% Valencian and 11% English — the heaviest Valencian in the city — but ESO 31% English
Published fees
Canteen €7.25 a day by direct debit, €7.75 by ticket; after-school €22–45 a month
2026-27 for the canteen; the clubs sheet is 2025-26

Figures checked against the school’s own published source on 3 September 2026. School website.

How much of the week is taught in which language

These are the proportions the school itself declares to the Generalitat’s register, stage by stage. Useful, and better than a brochure — but read them knowing what they are.

  • Educación Infantil: valenciano 64%, castellano 26%, ingles 11%
  • Educación Primaria: valenciano 47%, castellano 37%, ingles 18%
  • ESO: valenciano 40%, castellano 45%, ingles 31%

Three things to know before you rely on these. The law requires the proportions to cover 100% of curriculum time, and across the whole register only about one row in seven actually does — in secondary the gap runs to tens of points. It is the school that approves its own figure; the administration supervises afterwards, and does not publish what it finds. And the register still labels this data under the 2018 language act, which was repealed in June 2024 and replaced for every stage from 2025-26.

So treat it as what the school has told the register, not as what happens in the classroom. Ask for the school’s Plan Lingüístico de Centro, by stage, and compare. Centre 46013074, checked 3 September 2026.

The number that decides it, and the school does not publish it

On the Generalitat's register this is the most Valencian school in our whole survey of the city:

Stage Valencian Spanish English
Infantil 64% 26% 11%
Primaria 47% 37% 18%
ESO 40% 45% 31%

Read the first and last rows together, because they describe two different schools. A three-year-old walks into a room running two-thirds in Valencian with English at one hour in ten. By ESO the same child is in the third-highest English share of any concertado in the city. The school changes character between five and twelve.

For a family that wants its children genuinely Valencian-speaking, that Infantil row is the reason to choose it. For a family arriving with no Spanish and no Valencian expecting a soft landing, it is the reason not to. Either way it is not on the school's website — the only clue there is that they name the subject Coneixement del Medi in Valencian, and that English appears as a paid after-school club rather than as a programme.

No morning care, and that is disqualifying for some families

We swept the site for every form of "morning club", "drop-off" and "07:", "08:00" across the home page, canteen, clubs, admissions, office and guidance pages. Nothing. There is no morning care and no page saying otherwise.

If both parents start work at eight, this school does not work, and better to know it now than in September.

What it costs

It is the only school of the six in the Cabanyal and Grao that publishes a canteen price:

"The price of this service is €7.25 a day by direct debit, and €7.75 if you buy a single ticket at reception."

Own kitchen, one supervisor per year group, a nap for the three-year-olds, September to June. It does not say whether VAT is included.

After-school, full tariff published — but ⚠️ the sheet is 2025-26: English €45 a month for two days plus €50 materials · drama €35 (two days) or €24 (one) · IT €23 · skating €23 · funky €35 / €24 · guitar €23 · "Tardes del Hogar" wraparound 17:00–18:00 "varies between €24, €34, €41 and €49 depending on the number of days" · chess €22 plus workbooks · futsal €35 registration, then €30 a month for two days in years 1–2 of Primaria and €40 a month for two days plus a match from year 3 to ESO, with a €95 kit from year 3. Commitment runs in four-month blocks and "cancellations can only be made in January."

Not published: registration, tuition, the voluntary contribution, foundation fee and association fee, complementary activities, uniform, books, insurance and transport.

Useful addresses the school does publish: [email protected] for invoices and payments, [email protected] for books, and a named contact for the canteen who must be told before 10:00 the same day.

The school itself

Founded in 1965 in the Canyamelar, in parish buildings; it began as a single-sex school and is now mixed. It publishes 590 pupils and 65 staff, two forms of entry in each stage, and a special education provision. It belongs to the diocesan schools of the Fundación San Vicente Mártir.

It ends at sixteen. Of the six concertados in the Cabanyal, Grao and Malvarrosa, only Pureza de María-Grao reaches Bachillerato.

Admission: no dates and no open day published. The only route offered is "ask for an interview and an individual visit" at [email protected]. Vacancies are not published. The admissions text does invite enquiries "at any educational level" for next year, but says nothing about starting mid-year or about a child who speaks neither language.

If your child goes here

Where families live for Hogar Nuestra Señora del Rosario

Hogar Nuestra Señora del Rosario is in Valencia city. Family flats in Russafa and El Cabanyal commonly listed between €1,200 and €2,200 a month. You are in it. Metro, tram and bus across the city; most families here do not need a car.

Living in Valencia city: schools, the padrón and what it costs

Does Hogar Nuestra Señora del Rosario have a place in your child’s year?

Places are allocated by year group, not by school, and no website answers that. It takes calling the admissions office about that exact year and getting the answer in writing. That is The Shortlist, €989.

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