Two centre codes, not one
This catches families out on the online form. A three-year-old does not enrol at the school on C/ Maestro Guerrero. The school says it itself:
"Pupils in 4INF, 5INF, Primaria, ESO and Bachillerato — Centre: San Pedro Pascual — Code: 46010255. Pupils in the first year of second-cycle Infantil (3INF) — Centre: San Pedro Pascual I (at C/ Quart, 132) — Code: 46023390."
So: three years old → C/ Quart 132, code 46023390, phone 963 84 00 00. Four years and upward → C/ Maestro Guerrero 3, code 46010255, phone 963 85 68 08. Two addresses, two phone numbers, two codes on the application. The C/ Quart site also runs the 1-to-3 nursery, which makes this a 1-to-18 school across the two.
The vacancy table, which is the whole decision
The school publishes its official vacancy forms, signed by the head, dated 7 May 2026 for Infantil and Primaria and 21 May for ESO and Bachillerato:
| Year group | Places free |
|---|---|
| Infantil, 4 years | 11 |
| Infantil, 5 years | 0 |
| Primaria, year 1 | 3 |
| Primaria, year 2 | 0 |
| Primaria, year 3 | 1 |
| Primaria, years 4, 5, 6 | 0 |
| ESO, year 1 | 12 |
| ESO, years 2, 3, 4 | 0 |
| Bachillerato year 1, Sciences | 40 |
| Bachillerato year 1, Humanities | 24 |
| Bachillerato year 2 | 0 and 1 |
The real doors are 4 years old, year 1 of ESO and year 1 of Bachillerato. A family arriving with a nine-year-old has nowhere to go here. A teenager landing in the middle of ESO does not get in. And first-year Bachillerato has 64 of 70 places free — that stage runs under a concierto singular and it is wide open.
The language answer nobody else gives
The school publishes no language split at all — we swept all 183 pages of its site. But its own vacancy forms answer the question better than a percentage would: every class in every stage is catalogued LBC, Spanish base language. Zero classes are LBV. Infantil, Primaria and all four years of ESO.
For a family arriving without either language, that is exactly the thing they need and nobody tells them: the base language of this school is Spanish, even though Valencian takes 26% to 31% of the hours under the plurilingual programme.
The register's figures: 9% English in Infantil — the lowest of the thirty concertados we surveyed — 20% in Primaria, 27% in ESO, 20% in Bachillerato.
It is a Cambridge preparation centre, sits A2 English and French exams on site, offers a Bachillerato Dual, and teaches French as the second language in ESO.
What it costs
We swept the € symbol across all 183 pages of the site: zero hits. No tuition, no registration, no canteen price, no voluntary contribution. There is no fees page.
Two exceptions:
- Morning care, 07:45–09:00: €45 a full month, €27 a half month, €5 a single day — but that sheet is the 2024-25 one, and the page still linked to it in September 2026. There is no 2026-27 tariff.
- The 1-to-2-year class is free. Verbatim: *"AGE: 1–2 years. Free education subsidised by the Conselleria de Educación."*
The school confirms the "Complementary Services" exist and that families accept them — it says pupils who have accepted them are insured with Generali — but never gives the amount. That is the voluntary contribution under another name, and it is the call to make.
Canteen: own kitchen, run with Colevisa, monthly or by daily ticket, absences reported after the fact are not refunded. Uniform is compulsory and sold in the school basement, opening hours published, price not. No school transport is mentioned.
Admission details worth having
From its own documents: for proof of address, a rental contract works, but you must also show the deposit was lodged with the regional authority (form 805 or 806) — a step a newly arrived family will not know about. And on points: 15 for each sibling already enrolled, and another 15 for each sibling applying for a place in the Comunitat Valenciana for the first time or moving municipality. Living in the city is worth 10.
Open days for 2026 have passed, but individual visits by appointment are still open, by stage. There is help with the online form: book through the school calendar or ring the office.
Mid-year arrival, or arriving with no Spanish: nothing published. No induction protocol, no reception class, no language support across the whole site. What exists is curricular reinforcement in maths, Spanish and Valencian in ESO, which is not the same thing.