Sage College - The British International School of Jerez vs The English Centre

	S Sage College - The British International School of Jerez Cadiz, Spain	T The English Centre Cadiz, Spain
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €6,990 - 9,300	Fees / year €6,384 - 8,294
Age range	Age range 2 - 18 years	Age range 2 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum, British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, French Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel IGCSE	Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum, Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)
Pupils	Pupils 450	Pupils 805
Typical class size	Typical class size 18	Typical class size 10
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Spanish	Instruction language English, Spanish
Opened	Opened 2006	Opened 1969
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Sage College is in southern Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain, in a quiet residential area next toTorox Laguna Park and the Sherry Golf Club. It is two minutes from the C-32 motorway exit to El Puerto de Santa María and the A-4, with the train station about 12 minutes away and Jerez La Parra Airport about 14 minutes away.	Location El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, Spain
Stages	Stages Early Years – 2 to 5 years; Primary – 5 to 11 years; Middle School – 11 to 14 years; High School – 14 to 18 years.	Stages Early Years (starting at age 2) through Secondary, including Junior School (Primary) and first years of Senior School (Secondary) up to Baccalaureate/Sixth Form
School type	School type International school offering a British education with the British International Curriculum; on-campus Boarding School available.	School type Private, independent, multilingual, non-denominational, co-educational
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix Sage Boarding School hosts students from over 30 nationalities.	Pupil nationality mix Pupils mainly from the Cadiz Bay area (El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, Jerez de la Frontera, and nearby cities); some students from other countries
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Linguistic support and educational support are provided, including English Language Development (ELD) and Spanish Language Development (SLD); SENCO department led by María de la Vega and a School Psychologist.	Additional learning support Addresses diverse educational needs with inclusive education; attention to diversity through a Plan of Attention to Diversity (PAD) and Tutorial Action Plan (PAT)
Country affiliation	Country affiliation British education in Spain; member of NABSS (National Association of British Schools in Spain).	Country affiliation Spain
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation Non-denominational; Catholic religion and catechesis offered on request for families who wish their child to receive First Communion and Confirmation
School day structure	School day structure Flexible entry time 8:40–8:50; classes 8:50–16:20; bus routes leave at 16:00.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details School bus routes are organized by a local company and cover Jerez and surrounding towns including Conil, Chiclana, Puerto Real, Rota, Chipiona, Sanlúcar, and Cádiz.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application / Registration fees - Day-school registration fee: EUR 1,000. (25% discount for existing families applies to this fee). - Boarding registration fee: EUR 3,000. - Boarding refundable deposit: EUR 2,000 (refundable subject to meeting financial and property obligations on completion of studies). Tuition — Day students (standard tuition billing and amounts) - Billing rhythm used by the school: monthly billing in ten instalments (September–June). Annual-equivalent figures below are the monthly fee × 10. Annual and semiannual payment discounts are available (see Billing schedule and payment terms). - Early Years (Pre‑Nursery / Nursery): EUR 699 per month (annual equivalent EUR 6,990). A temporary promotional price of EUR 489 per month (30% discount) has been offered for Pre‑Nursery/Nursery for a limited period. Reception: EUR 699 per month (annual equivalent EUR 6,990). - Primary School KS1 (Year 1–Year 2): EUR 930 per month (annual equivalent EUR 9,300). - Primary School KS2 (Year 3–Year 6): EUR 960 per month (annual equivalent EUR 9,600). - Middle School KS3 (Year 7–Year 9): EUR 995 per month (annual equivalent EUR 9,950). - High School KS4 (Year 10–Year 11): EUR 1,025 per month (annual equivalent EUR 10,250). - High School KS5 (Year 12–Year 13): EUR 1,045 per month (annual equivalent EUR 10,450). Tuition — Boarding students (fees and programme options) - Boarding registration fee: EUR 3,000; refundable deposit: EUR 2,000. - Full‑time annual boarding (school + residential accommodation, three meals, basic insurance, airport transfer each term, weekend activities excluded where specified): - Key Stage 3 (ages 11–14): EUR 29,100 per year (full‑time). EUR 25,100 per year for the weekly boarding programme option. - Key Stage 4 – IGCSE (ages 14–16): EUR 30,100 per year (full‑time). EUR 26,100 per year for the weekly programme option. - Key Stage 5 – A‑Level (ages 16–18): EUR 31,100 per year (full‑time). EUR 27,100 per year for the weekly programme option. - Boarding pack inclusions: tuition, shared residential accommodation, three meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), basic school supplies, selected outings/visits, basic school insurance, airport transfer each term. Items explicitly not included in boarding pack: school uniforms, private medical insurance, visa/legal fees, school textbooks, official public exam fees (IGCSE, A‑Level), residential trips/camps, sports academies and extracurricular academy costs. Billing schedule and payment terms - Standard instalments: tuition billed monthly across ten instalments (September–June). The school also offers semiannual or annual payment options with discounts. The payment window for monthly receipts is from the 15th of the previous month to the 5th of the current month; late payments may incur penalties. - Discounts for payment method: annual single payment discount of 5% if paid before July 15 (3% if paid after July 15). Semiannual payment discount of 3% when tuition is split into two instalments (typically September and February). These discounts apply to the general tuition component (education, lunches and supplies) and may be combinable with certain other offers subject to the school's discount rules. - Sibling discounts (applied to the youngest child): second child: 10%; third child: 25%; fourth child: 50% (specific sibling discount rules are stated by the school). - Day‑student withdrawal: at least two months' written notice required; failure to provide the notice requires payment for the two subsequent months from receipt of the withdrawal notice. - Boarding withdrawal/notice: six months' written notice required for boarding students. Tuition‑related fees may be refundable if the six‑month notice is respected; boarding fees covering accommodation and meals are non‑refundable except in exceptional documented circumstances. No refund is provided where a student is expelled for serious misconduct. Other costs and additional charges - School transport: EUR 195 per month (EUR 170 for the Jerez bus route) billed in instalments consistent with tuition billing (10 instalments between September and June). - Textbooks: not included in the standard tuition charge; separate book lists and costs apply. - Extracurricular activities, sports academies (PAR programmes), music academy, academy reinforcements, examinations (external exam fees), fees for validations/homologations, early arrival service, trips, outings and camps: all are charged separately when applicable. - Uniforms: normally purchased separately; uniforms are not included in boarding pack inclusions. Refund information - Refundable deposit for boarding: the boarding deposit (EUR 2,000) is refundable on completion of studies provided all financial obligations are met and no damages or outstanding costs remain. - Tuition refunds and withdrawal: tuition‑related fees may be refunded if the school's notice periods are respected (two months' notice for day students; six months' notice for boarding students). Boarding accommodation and meals charges are treated as non‑refundable except in exceptional, documented circumstances (e.g., verified medical emergencies) and subject to school review. Expulsion for serious misconduct carries no entitlement to refund. Fee payment options - Accepted payment methods include bank transfer, direct debit, and credit/debit card (Visa and Mastercard). The school publishes bank account details for euro transfers (IBAN and SWIFT) and requests that payments reference the student's name and date of birth and that proof of payment is sent to the finance office. Summary of items explicitly included / not included in basic tuition - Included in general tuition: school lunch service, basic school insurance, exercise books and selected educational resources, laboratory practicals at relevant key stages, psychological and special educational needs support, language support (ELD/SLD), professional career orientation, and internal workshops/clubs. - Not included in general tuition: textbooks, extracurricular activities, school bus (unless separately selected), external exam fees, fees for validations/homologations, academy educational reinforcement, early arrival service, trips, outings, camps, sports academy costs, private medical insurance, and uniforms in some boarding packages. (End of fees overview.)	Fee details Application / reservation and enrolment fees - Reservation of place (Reserva de plaza): EUR 369.00 (amount charged for renewing pupils as shown in the school price list). - Enrolment fee (Matrícula) to formalise registration (applies to new pupils; special sibling/legacy rates apply): - Age 2: EUR 300.00. - Age 3: EUR 400.00. - All other ages: EUR 500.00. Tuition by school stage (monthly amounts published in the school price list) - Early Years (2 years old): EUR 405.00 per month. - Early Years (3 years old): EUR 418.00 per month. - Early Years (4–5 years old): EUR 486.00 per month. - Junior School (Primary): EUR 563.00 per month. - Secondary (ESO): EUR 596.00 per month. - Sixth Form / Bachillerato: EUR 609.00 per month. How tuition is billed (billing schedule and related terms) - Tuition figures are presented as monthly amounts in the published price list; the dining-room (comedor) fee is described as the annual dining cost divided into 10 monthly payments. The school's price list also records specific months in which termly activities are invoiced (typically November, February and May). Payment-in-full for the entire academic year paid before 30 July receives a 2% discount. Dining, educational and digital charges (additional recurring/annual items) - Dining (Comedor): EUR 174.00 per month (the price list states this is the annual dining cost divided into 10 monthly instalments). - Educational complement (Complemento educativo): EUR 95.00 (charged in September and regularised on the June invoice; covers school materials, complementary activities and reprography). - Digital quota (Cuota digital): charged monthly; examples published: - iPad 1:1 (pupils from Junior School Year 3 to Secondary Year 2): EUR 17.25 per month. - Lenovo 1:1 (pupils from Secondary Year 3 to 2nd year Bachillerato): EUR 20.75 per month. Optional services and activities (published termly/monthly charges) - School bus (monthly): - Local routes (El Puerto interior, Valdelagrana, Vallealto, Vistahermosa, Las Redes): EUR 91.50 per month. - Longer routes (Cádiz, San Fernando, Chiclana, Conil, Puerto Real, Jerez, Rota, Sanlúcar, Chipiona, Arcos/Bornos): EUR 136.00 per month. - Breakfast / morning club (Aula matinal): EUR 58.25 per month; single occasional days EUR 4.95. - Sports clubs and extra‑curriculars (examples, termly): - Basic sporting activity: EUR 107.00 per term. - Paddle / swimming: EUR 114.00 per term. - School of Music: EUR 198.00 per term. - School of Dance: EUR 138.00 per term. - Flamenco: EUR 182.00 per term. - School of languages: EUR 142.00 per term. - Some activities (choir) may be free or have different charging rules; specific clubs/activities are invoiced termly (November, February, May). - Individual tutoring (per class): one‑to‑one EUR 32.50; two‑pupil group EUR 17.50 per pupil; three or more pupils EUR 13.90 per pupil (per class). - Books: charged in October according to published book lists; book costs are billed separately and require prior request at the time of place reservation. Discounts and sibling reductions - Sibling discounts apply to teaching, dining, bus and morning-club concepts (the reservation advance is excluded). Examples published: - 2 siblings: 25% discount on the younger sibling's applicable fees. - 3 siblings: 40% on the youngest (and 50% on the youngest + 25% on the second in some cases). - Up to 4–5 sibling scales with higher discounts (published schedule applies). Payment of the full course prior to the stated deadline receives a 2% discount. Registration, enrolment and reserve billing schedule - The school issues the reservation of place and enrolment charges at the time of admission confirmation; the educational complement is invoiced in September and adjusted in June; many extra‑curricular activities are invoiced termly (November, February, May). Payment-in-full discount deadline is published as 30 July for the academic year. Boarding - The school is a day school; no boarding fees are published in the available price documents. (No boarding charges appear in the school's published price list.) Uniform and other one‑off costs - The school maintains a uniform code and an internal uniform annex; the price list / circulars indicate a separate school uniform shop and uniform policy but do not publish a consolidated uniform price in the public price list. Parents should expect separate charges for uniform items purchased through the school's uniform service. Refunds and cancellation rules - The school's admissions policy states that omission, concealment or falsification of required information can justify rescission of enrolment and/or non‑renewal of place without right to restitution of amounts already paid for place reservation and enrolment in those circumstances. The admissions policy contains the formal rules that define when paid amounts may or may not be returned. Fee payment options (methods) - The school's publicly available price list and downloads do not explicitly publish a definitive list of accepted payment methods (credit‑card, bank transfer, direct debit, etc.) in the documents located in the public downloads and price PDF. Parents should expect standard school payment methods (invoiced receipts and bank payment/recurring instalment systems are referenced by the invoicing language), but an explicit list of acceptable payment channels is not published in the publicly available price documents. Notes about currency and charging - All amounts above are shown in euros (EUR) as published in the school's price list. Several items are billed monthly, some termly and others annually (with examples and months indicated in the published price list). Brief summary of findings and limitations - The most detailed published fee schedule available on the school's public downloads is the "Price List 2021/2022" (document containing the line‑item amounts cited above). The school's Admissions Policy (dated December 11, 2024) sets out cancellation/rescission rules that affect refund entitlement. The school's publicly accessible pages and downloads list the line items and invoicing months shown above but do not publish a more recent consolidated public price schedule for a later academic year or an explicit public list of accepted payment channels. If you need the exact, current academic‑year price schedule and formal payment‑method instructions for the academic year you are registering for, the school's published price list and admissions policy should be checked directly for any updates beyond the documents cited here.
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Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Early Years / 2-6 years: We offer an English immersion environment where children learn through play, inquiry, and outdoor exploration, developing social, emotional, and communication skills from their first day. Primary / 6-11 years: Primary students develop a solid academic and personal foundation in an English immersion environment, taught by a native British teacher in key subjects such as English, Math, Science, Global Perspectives, Art and Design, IT, and PSHE, with specialized tuition in Physical Education, Music, Drama, and French or German, and daily Spanish Language and Literature with weekly Spanish Culture classes. Middle School / 11-14 years: In Middle School, students follow the Cambridge International Curriculum, including English, Math, Science, History, French, Art and Design, ICT, Music, Drama, Physical Education, and French or German, with Spanish Language and Literature and Geography and History to meet Spanish requirements, plus ELD and SLD to improve English or Spanish proficiency. At the end of this stage, students complete internal assessments that measure progress in the British curriculum, preparing them for the IGCSEs in the following years. High School / 14-18 years: High school offers a dual curriculum with the British IGCSE and A Level qualifications, along with the Spanish EvAU, allowing students to complete both educational systems and open themselves to multiple future opportunities. The Enrichment Programme complements the academic curriculum with activities such as Model United Nations, Chess, and the Duke of Edinburgh Programme, to enrich the comprehensive development of our students.	Curriculum details El Centro Inglés is a Cambridge International School certified by Cambridge Assessment. It delivers The International Curriculum for ages 2–18, including Cross-Cultural Activities, pedagogical innovation, and teacher development. The curriculum meets family expectations, motivates students to broaden and apply their knowledge, and uses 21st‑century pedagogy complemented by cutting‑edge technology. A native, expert team guides learning and fosters an environment of international traditions within the Centre. Early Years education is active learning in a fully English environment, based on the Seeds for Life project (extension of the IC for EY). In Primary and Secondary, the IC is Cambridge Assessment certified; Primary emphasizes Literacy and Topics with a Classroom Language Assistant (CLA) and technology; Secondary uses Project Based Learning across subjects and provides access to external exams and exchanges.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio —	Student teacher ratio Small class groups support personalized learning. Early Years education is active learning in a fully English environment. The First Cycle has a Classroom Language Assistant (CLA), a native speaker, to support language use inside and outside the classroom.
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results PAU results for recent cohorts are published on the Honours Board. For example, 2022-23 cohort scored 13.57 out of 14, and 2021-22 cohort scored 13.914 out of 14. The board also lists Head Boy and Head Girl for multiple years.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Dual curriculum with IGCSE and A Levels, alongside the Spanish EvAU, enabling progression to international universities. The IGCSE and A Levels are globally recognized qualifications, opening doors to international universities.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented The Enrichment Programme includes Model United Nations, Chess, and the Duke of Edinburgh Programme.	Gifted and talented —
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning —	Social & emotional learning —
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language —	English as an additional language —
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview —	Facilities overview —
Sports facilities	Sports facilities —	Sports facilities —
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Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities —	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
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Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual —	Academic & intellectual —
Arts & creative	Arts & creative —	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language —	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies —
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Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing —	Lifestyle & wellbeing —
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Language provision	Language provision —	Language provision —
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Step 1: You can contact Sage College by filling the online contact form. You can also call 956 92 91 00 Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The admissions team provides guidance and answers questions about the admissions process. The initial contact begins the admissions journey and sets the path for next steps. Step 2: Come visit us. Schedule a fully personalized guided tour with the admissions team. The tour is an opportunity to meet the team, see classrooms in action, and experience what a day at Sage College is like. The visit helps families understand the school environment and the admissions process in practice. Step 3: Student evaluation. After assessing the student's initial application and reviewing their academic record, an appointment for the entrance exams for the course will be scheduled. In secondary school, these exams will include an assessment of English level and math skills. Step 4: Registration. Once all phases of the process have been completed and availability has been confirmed, you will receive the necessary documentation to formalise your enrollment, along with the dates and details of the welcome meetings for new students and their families.	Admissions ADMISSIONS CONSTRUCTING THE PATH TOGETHER 1. Information request. You can access information online by using the Information button and completing the questionnaire, or download the application form from Matriculación if you are ready to enroll. You may also request information in person at the Centre or by calling 956 850 560. After requesting information, you will receive the information bulletin by email, and the Family Services (SAF) will contact you to arrange a guided visit. This step does not commit you to enrollment. 2. Visit to the Centre. During the visit you will have the opportunity to see the Centre's Educational Project in action and to raise any questions. You will learn about the Centre's lifelong learning philosophy, programmes, services and facilities. You can meet teachers and current students and discuss your child's needs with staff. The SAF will coordinate scheduling and provide information about what you can expect during your visit. 3. Admissions phase. In this phase there will be an interview of the family and the student with the Sub-Director of the stage. The interview takes into account the interview results and the current and previous year's grades. Based on these factors, the Centre will decide on admission. The outcome is communicated to the family with next steps. 4. Enrollment formalization. Once admission is communicated to the family, you will be asked to confirm enrollment and to submit the remaining completed documentation. The Centre will provide the enrollment forms and detail the required documents and fees. Enrollment is processed after documents are received and verified, and you will receive further information about start dates and any preparatory steps. 5. Preparation test. Students entering Year 3 (2nd of Primary) who have been admitted will take a preparation test in May or June. The test covers language, mathematics, English and a test from the Orientation Department and is designed to establish readiness for the assigned stage or level. Tests are scheduled for admitted students; results are communicated and a summer task is issued before joining. This testing helps ensure a smooth transition to the new grade. 6. Does requesting information commit you to anything? Requesting information commits you to nothing; the final admission decision is made only after the information process has concluded. 7. Is there an entrance test? The Year 3+ admission process includes the preparation test described above; no additional entrance test is ordinarily required beyond this preparation assessment. 8. Prices. After you have requested information about the Centre, the tariffs are sent to you. 9. Discounts. There are sibling discounts: for three siblings, 40% is discounted on the youngest of the three; for four siblings, 95% discount on the youngest; for five or more siblings, 100% discount on the youngest and 35% on the next. There are also discounts on transport and on after‑school activities; consult the Secretariat for details. 10. Mandatory services. The mandatory services are tuition and dining. Other services such as buses, morning care, and after‑school activities are optional and billed only if requested in writing via ECINET. 11. Age to enroll. Our educational provision covers ages 2 to 18. 12. ECINET. ECINET is a families' portal that provides access with family credentials to contact the Centre and the tutor, request bus changes, request meals for the student, and request tutoring. 13. Curriculum. We follow the official Spanish curriculum with our own international extension. We have created an International Curriculum featuring English‑taught subjects and activities that complement students' education. Early Years is British; Junior School and Senior School are governed by Cambridge, which endorses our International Curriculum. 14. What is the International Curriculum? It is a framework of English‑language subjects and activities (e.g., Topic, Assembly, PE) designed to complement the standard curriculum and promote an active, creative, collaborative learning approach. 15. Extracurricular activities. A wide range of sports, music, language and robotics activities are offered. Details can be found in the Admissions area under the Catalog of Extracurricular Schools. 16. English hours by stage. English instruction is tailored by stage, with higher English exposure in Early Years and Primary, and continuing to Secondary. 17. When do second and third languages begin? German begins from age 4; Chinese culture begins from age 4; French begins from age 2. In secondary, students select between the two languages offered. 18. Is toilet training a prerequisite to enroll? Toilet training is not a prerequisite; auxiliaries attend to the needs of younger students. 19. What is an Intern? An Intern is a native assistant who supports each teacher across Early Years, Stage 2 and Stage 3 (Junior School). 20. Uniform. Uniforms are available for purchase at the Centre's uniform shop. 21. Kitchen facilities. The Centre has its own kitchen; meals are prepared in-house by Sodexo, with menus planned by Sodexo nutritionists. 22. Is dining mandatory? Yes, dining is mandatory for all students. 23. Adapted menus. There are dietary options for gluten-free, lactose-free, and other dietary needs, and menus are viewable in ECINET. 24. Swimming lessons. Swimming is taught in all courses from age 3 starting in May; students may choose swimming or other aquatic activities as an after‑school option.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships LMR Scholarship (Becas Linda Mary Randell) for Bachillerato at ECI Linda Mary Randell Scholarships for Bachillerato at ECI were established in the 2019‑2020 academic year by the Randell family to honour the founder's memory. Two scholarships are offered each year, one internal and one external, to reward and enable participation in the ECI educational project for students with an outstanding academic record and who demonstrate alignment with ECI values and the profile of an ECI student. The scholarships are targeted to students from two local catchment groups: • One scholarship for students from Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa María, Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Chipiona and Rota. • One scholarship for students from Cádiz, Puerto Real, San Fernando, Conil and Chiclana. The LMR Scholarship includes the following at no cost: 1) Enrollment and place reservation 2) Tuition 3) Dining services and school transport 4) Textbooks Candidates are evaluated on: 1) An excellent academic record (academic results account for 45% of the decision) 2) A personal CV aligned with ECI values, including volunteering, participation, awards in projects and competitions, and demonstrated successes in music, sport, sciences and the arts; candidates must provide a first letter of recommendation and a second motivation letter (the combined weight is 50%) 3) A minimum English level of B2 is required (C1 preferred) 4) Open, inquisitive and innovative mindset 5) Leadership and active membership in a student club If you would like to apply for the LMR Scholarship, you can download the Basis (Bases) from the site. For any inquiries, contact the Centre at 956 850 560 or info@elcentroingles.es.
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