The school says what the money buys and not what it costs
Most concertados in this city say nothing about the voluntary contribution. This one is unusual: it names it, in its own words, and then lists what it covers.
"To be able to offer the best services, the school asks families, voluntarily, for an annual fee."
What that fee buys, according to the school: educational psychology support, a private school insurance policy with UMAS from Infantil to 2º ESO, a nurse on site Monday to Friday 09:00–17:00, wifi, Office 365 and the Ágora platform, chaplaincy, and the uniform.
The amount is not published. Neither is the parents' association fee. That is the call to make, and it is the figure that decides whether this school is cheaper or dearer than the one down the road.
What is published, to the cent
Canteen (Serunion, own kitchen, price per day of service — Infantil, Primaria and ESO):
| Days a week | Price per day |
|---|---|
| 5 days | €8.63 |
| 4 days | €8.93 |
| 3 days | €9.21 |
| 2 days | €9.45 |
| Occasional | €9.99 |
Billed in arrears by direct debit. VAT is not mentioned. Large-family discounts are real and worth counting: three children, 50% off the eldest; four, 100% off the eldest and 50% off the next; a disability, 50% off the eldest. Illness gets 50% back from the second consecutive day with a doctor's note, and the packed lunch on trip days is included. This tariff is the 2025-26 one; there is no 2026-27 sheet.
Morning care, and this one is current for 2026-27: 07:45–08:55 for €53 a month, 08:00–08:55 for €45 a month, €9 for a single day, September to June, for Infantil and years 1 and 2 of Primaria.
Size, which is the real argument
The register authorises 9 units and 219 places in Infantil, 18 and 450 in Primaria, 12 and 360 in ESO, and 8 units with 280 places in Bachillerato — the second-largest sixth form of any concertado we checked in the city. For a family arriving with a teenager, size is availability.
Languages
The school publishes no split. The register gives Primaria 30% Valencian, 48% Spanish, 24% English. There is a Bachillerato Dual with Academica — the school says "we currently have a little over 30 pupils from 2º ESO to 1º Bachillerato enrolled simultaneously in a High School in the USA."
It is not an IB school and not a British one, and it does not present itself as a Cambridge exam centre — that is run as an after-school activity by an outside provider.
Who it suits
A family that wants a big, ordinary, well-run Spanish school with the whole range from three to eighteen on one site, and that treats English as reinforcement rather than as the language of the classroom.