Secular, in Russafa, and split across three addresses
"We are a secular school", in its own words — one of only two in this survey. It runs the compulsory stages only: Infantil 3–5, Primaria 6–12, ESO 12–16. No Bachillerato, no vocational. "We offer every compulsory stage of education."
It is three buildings, and this matters if you have two children of different ages:
| Building | Who is there | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| C/ Senyera 26 | Infantil 3–5. The canteen is here. | 963 730 518 |
| C/ Pedro Aleixandre | Primaria years 1–4 | 963 747 126 |
| C/ Villahermosa 6 | Primaria years 5–6 and ESO | 963 331 880 |
The number to sit with: 41 and 41
The school publishes its own language plan, updated in 2023-24:
| Year | Valencian | Spanish | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infantil, 3 years | 26% | 66% | 10% |
| Infantil, 4 years | 30% | 61% | 10% |
| Infantil, 5 years | 36% | 53% | 12% |
| Primaria, years 1–6 | 41% | 41% | 19% |
In ESO it publishes hours rather than percentages: three a week each of English, Spanish and Valencian in years 1 and 2.
In Primaria, Valencian and Spanish carry equal weight. That is one of the heaviest Valencian loads in L'Eixample and the register confirms it at 41/41/19. For a family that wants their child to become genuinely Valencian-speaking, that is the argument for this school. For a family that expected Spanish plus English, it is the argument against, and it is better known now than in November.
The application trick that costs families a place
The school explains something almost nobody else spells out:
"you have to select the base language. To avoid losing a place at a school, you must select the same school twice, once with Spanish as base language and once with Valencian, in your order of preference."
Twenty schools per application, one application only even across different municipalities. Own-pupil place reservation closes Wednesday 1 April.
⚠️ Two gaps on the same pages: the open-day dates still shown are from 2025, and the sentence "the specific circumstances this school values this year are:" has nothing after it. Vacancies by year group are not published.
What it costs
Not published: the voluntary contribution, foundation fee, association fee, complementary activities, registration and tuition — checked across fourteen pages of its own site.
Published, with a table:
| Books | Materials | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primaria year 1 (with book voucher) | €178 | €75 | €253 |
| Primaria year 2 | €221 | €75 | €296 |
| Primaria year 3 (Xarxa) | €86 | €70 | €156 — full set €373 + €70 = €443 |
| Primaria year 4 (Xarxa) | €78 | €70 | €148 — full set €362 + €70 = €432 |
Years 5–6 and ESO are not published. VAT is not mentioned.
School insurance: €1.12. Compulsory from year 3 of ESO, paid through the school — but the pupil needs a Spanish social security number first, which is an extra errand for a family that has just arrived.
Canteen: no price. Run by Tamar, 12:30–15:00, special diets, monthly menus published; the grants page still carries the 2025-26 circular. Morning care: published with no price — its own 2026-27 leaflet gives Infantil 08:00–09:00 and Primaria 07:45–09:00 and contains not one figure. Uniform: compulsory, no price, sold at El Corte Inglés; Infantil wears the sports kit instead, and winter coats must be navy.
Mid-year arrival: nothing specific. The closest is a line in its diversity plan recognising "late incorporation or irregular schooling" as a factor.