The most honest sentence any school in this city has published
Most schools leave their costs vague. This one tells you, in writing, that a cost exists and that it will not print it:
*"BACHILLERATO: Tenemos concierto singular con la Consellería de Educación. A partir de enero pueden recabar información en la Dirección del Centro sobre las condiciones de la matrícula."*
A concierto singular means Bachillerato is only partly publicly funded and the family pays a share. The school is saying that the fee is real, that it is set, and that you have to go and ask the head for it. That is not an oversight; it is a policy, and knowing it before you fall in love with the school is worth more than a number.
Infantil, Primaria and ESO are fully concertado. It says that plainly too.
Where Infantil actually is, which is not here
Children aged 3 to 6 are not on this campus. They are at the Escuela Infantil Giorgeta, Av. de Giorgeta 25 — a linked, concertado school that runs from one to five years old, and from which a child passes straight into 1º de Primaria at Agustinos without going through the baremo.
For a family arriving with a four-year-old and an eight-year-old, that is two addresses, two school runs and one very useful shortcut, and it is not obvious from the main site.
What it publishes, and what it does not
Published: AMPA €35 a year per family, an optional orphanhood insurance at €10, the Cambridge exam fees it charges as an official centre — B1 €125, B2 €220, C1 €235 — and the €160 Conselleria book grant.
Not published: the teaching fee, the aportación voluntaria, the complementary activities, the Bachillerato fee, the uniform, the books, the transport, and the canteen, which exists with its own kitchen and no price anywhere. None of the figures says whether tax is included.
And a trap that hits foreign families specifically. The school states that a pupil arriving from another school between 2º Primaria and 2º Bachillerato must do the whole Banco de Libros process at their school of origin. A family arriving from Canada has no Spanish school of origin, which probably means no book grant. Confirm it with the school before you budget the books.
Places, in the school's own numbers
It is the most precise school we have found on this, and it publishes it rather than making you ask:
"las vacantes para el curso 2026-27 serán de 5 a 10 para 1º de Primaria, alrededor de 15 para 1º de ESO y para 1º de Bachillerato entre 30 y 35 vacantes."
Five to ten places in the year a child enters Primaria. That is the number that decides whether this school is possible for you at all, and almost nobody publishes it.
One more thing worth knowing: its own 4º de ESO pupils have to apply telematically for Bachillerato too. They have priority, but if they do not apply, they lose the place.
Who it suits
A family staying long term that wants one school from six to eighteen with a Cambridge route inside it, at a concertado's cost — and that is comfortable going to the head's office to ask what Bachillerato will cost.
Who it does not
A family that needs Infantil and Primaria on one site, one that needs the full cost before it visits, or one arriving mid-cycle at a year group where the vacancies are "some, depending on repeaters and transfers".