Compare SEN / Special Education International Schools in Lisbon, Portugal

Instructs in English, Portuguese

Ages 1 - 18 years

Fees €11,754 - 21,750

Pupils 720

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

King's College School Cascais is a private international school in Portugal offering a blended Cambridge-IGCSE curriculum with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and A-Levels pathway for senior students. The school delivers Cambridge International Primary and Secondary curricula up to Year 11, complemented by a bilingual Portuguese-English stream through Year 5. In Years 12 and 13, students may choose between the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and A-Levels, while the school is pursuing authorization to offer the IB Diploma Programme as a candidate IB World School. The new private campus, inaugurated in September 2025 on a 40,000 m² site, provides university-grade science laboratories, technology-rich classrooms, and spacious performing and visual arts studios. A Boarding House for up to 50 students aged 13–18 offers a safe residential experience. The curriculum is enhanced by the Inspired global network, exchanges and collaborations, and sport facilities including a 25 m pool and full-size pitches for student wellbeing.

Location

King's College School, Cascais is located in Cascais, Portugal, in the Lisbon area. The school operates on two campus sites: Early Learning School & Primary School (up to Year 2) at Rua Cesário Verde, 395, Cascais 2750-657, and Primary School (from Year 3) & Senior School at R. Doctor Manuel Antonio Costa Matos, 164, Cascais 2750-290. The new campus was inaugurated in September 2025 and sits on a 40,000 sqm site, with boarding facilities for up to 50 students aged 13–18.

Stages

Early Years Foundation Stage (Age 1–4); Cambridge International Curriculum through Year 11 (Age 5–16); International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Years 12–13 (Age 17–18). Enrolling Now: Early Years Foundation Stage (Age 1) – Year 12 (Age 17).

Type

Private international school with boarding facilities (Boarding House for up to 50 students aged 13–18).

Additional learning support

Tracking of student progress with interventions to support academic and personal development; wellbeing and pastoral support are part of the school approach.

Country affiliation

Portugal

Application / Registration & Enrolment Fees
- Registration (first-time applicants, per family): EUR 250.
- Enrolment (paid at acceptance): Early Years–Year 6: EUR 2,000; Year 7–Year 11: EUR 5,000; Boarding enrolment (where applicable): EUR 5,000. Enrolment fees are non-refundable and include annual student insurance where indicated.
- Re‑enrolment fee (charged annually in April to confirm place): EUR 580 (non‑refundable).

Tuition fees by year group (annual and termly)
- Early Years 1 – Early Years 4: Annual EUR 11,754; Termly (x3) EUR 3,918.
- Years 1 – 2: Annual EUR 15,576; Termly (x3) EUR 5,192.
- Years 3 – 5: Annual EUR 17,502; Termly (x3) EUR 5,834.
- Years 6 – 9: Annual EUR 18,300; Termly (x3) EUR 6,100.
- Years 10 – 11: Annual EUR 21,750; Termly (x3) EUR 7,250. (IGCSE exam entry fees are additional per subject as noted below.)

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Invoicing options: School fees are invoiced either annually (September) or in three terms (August, December and April) per academic year; exceptions apply for boarding students. Invoices are issued by the 5th business day of the month in which they fall due (September invoices may be delayed). Specified charges are invoiced separately by the 10th business day of the following month.
- Deposit / timing at enrolment: 50% of the Tuition and Boarding fees must be paid at the time of enrolment; the remaining 50% is due by 1 September.
- Overdue invoices: Overdue amounts incur interest of 5% over the total amount due.
- Sibling discount: 10% tuition discount for the third child; 25% for the fourth child (and onwards) applied to the youngest children.

Boarding fees and terms (where applicable)
- Full boarding (annual): EUR 23,965 (this is additional to tuition).
- Weekly boarding (annual): EUR 19,950 (this is additional to tuition).
- Mandatory health insurance for boarding students (annual): EUR 1,000; the school arranges a policy and all boarding students must have valid health insurance. Boarding fees cover accommodation (shared double room with private WC), cleaning, laundry, meals, Wi‑Fi, guided after‑school study and weekend activities as specified, but exclude tuition, uniforms, extracurricular activities, non‑educational residential trips and health insurance where noted.

Mandatory charges and other regular fees
- EdTech VR (virtual reality platform, Y7–Y11): EUR 50 (one‑time October charge).
- EdTech AI (personalised study support, Y3–Y11): EUR 50 (one‑time October charge).
- Mobile Device Management (MDM, Y3–Y6): EUR 20 (invoiced).
- IGCSE exam entry fees (Y11): EUR 160 per subject (one‑time charge in April).
- Transport (KCS Coastal Route): morning & afternoon EUR 810 (termly — Nov, Jan, Apr); one way (morning or afternoon) EUR 405 (termly).
- Supervision period (17:00–18:00): EUR 100 (monthly) where applicable.
- Extracurricular activities: invoiced termly (Nov, Jan, Apr); fees vary by activity (catalogue). Residential trips: charged separately, on a case‑by‑case basis.
- English language support (EAL) and Special Educational Needs support (SEN): EUR 35/hour (when applicable).
- Miscellaneous: student replacement card EUR 15; document translation EUR 0.10/word; Yondr pouch replacement EUR 20.
- iPad purchase option: Apple iPad Air 11" Wi‑Fi 128GB (with keyboard cover, pencil and 1 year insurance) EUR 1,131 (or a split option EUR 377 as referenced); iPad rental (model subject to availability) EUR 105 (termly).

Refund information
- Registration, enrolment and re‑enrolment fees are identified as non‑refundable in the fee schedule (re‑enrolment is charged in April). There is no separate tuition‑refund clause detailed in the schedule beyond the stated non‑refundable items and the terms for extracurricular cancellations (full term charged if a student withdraws mid‑term).

Accepted fee payment methods
- Payment options listed: ATM reference (as shown on the invoice), direct debit, education tickets and bank transfer. Direct debit collections are debited by the 12th of each month; if a direct debit fails the payment will be requested by ATM reference or bank transfer.

(Fees and terms above correspond to the published Fees schedule for the 2025/26 academic year.)

Boarding Arrangements

The boarding residence is on the campus with 24/7 supervision and on-site staff. Meals are prepared in-house for boarders, with a catering partner using fresh ingredients; full-time boarders have lunch and dinner on school days and weekends, while weekly boarders have dinner on all school nights. Laundry and EAL support are provided.

Uniform Requirement

The school has a uniform consisting of three variations: Daily Uniform, Official Uniform, and Sports Uniform.

Food Options

Healthy balanced meals using natural ingredients; daily lunch is provided for all students; morning and afternoon snacks are included up to Year 6; special diets can be accommodated on request.

House System

There is a house system consisting of four houses, each with a house colour, name and identity.

Governance and Ownership

Owned and operated by Inspired, a global group of premium schools (Inspired is a for-profit group).

Curriculum

Blended curriculum combines Cambridge International Primary and Secondary curricula, including IGCSEs, with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. A bilingual Portuguese-English pathway is available up to Year 5. In Years 12 and 13 (ages 17–18), students may choose between the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and A-Levels. The school is a candidate IB World School pursuing authorization to offer the IB Diploma Programme.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates have access to specialist university counselling. Over 90% of Inspired graduates go to their first-choice university, and about one in three join Russell Group or Ivy League universities. Destinations include universities such as University of St Andrews, University of Strathclyde, Warwick University, and numerous leading institutions worldwide.

Gifted and Talented

The school offers a broad enrichment programme with weekly co-curricular clubs across sports, arts and academics. There is a Signature Enrichment Programme and weekend enrichment for boarders, plus specialist coaching to support top university destinations.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The Wellbeing Department creates a respectful and safe school environment addressing physical, social, emotional and intellectual aspects. The department provides guidance from teaching and non-teaching staff as students grow and develop in the school, with a wellbeing lead coordinating support through the curriculum and assemblies and offering counselling when needed. For younger students, the class teacher and learning assistant are the initial contacts for help, and the pastoral and wellbeing leader plans for needs through the curriculum and assembly programme. Personal Social Health Education (PSHE) lessons promote a healthy diet and wellbeing, and the school accommodates special diets on request.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The school offers a bilingual programme up to Year 5, in Portuguese and English. From Year 3, students begin learning French and Spanish. By Year 5, students can choose French, Spanish or Portuguese alongside English, and there is a bilingual stream in English and Portuguese available through Year 5. Cambridge International Primary Curriculum feeds into Cambridge International IGCSEs, with courses including English as a First Language and English as a Second Language.

Mental Wellbeing

Counselling is provided to support students' emotional needs and wellbeing. The Wellbeing Leader coordinates wellbeing support through the curriculum and assemblies to ensure student wellbeing is addressed.

Safeguarding

Safeguarding is embedded in boarding and school life. Staff (boarding or teaching) are always present in boarding areas. Boarding areas are accessible only to students and King's College School, Cascais staff. Only announced, approved, and recorded visitors are permitted to enter the boarding area, and all visitors must sign in and out. Students should not leave valuables unattended, and incidents must be reported to boarding staff (with the potential involvement of local police). Boarding bans weapons and banned substances, and restricts certain personal electronic devices in bedrooms. Boarding staff ensure safety during drills and fire procedures, and safeguarding principles align with privacy expectations under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Admissions

Early Years & Primary School
1. Application: An application is created on Open Apply, including uploading relevant reports. Prospective families book a General Tour of the School Campus, which can be in person or online. Prospective families who are following the Admission Process should pay the €250 registration fee per family (non-refundable).

2. Entry Assessments: EY2–EY4 applicants are invited to Stay & Play on campus, which includes a tour of the school. Years 1 & 2 applicants are invited to schedule an assessment with the Well‑being team. Years 3–6 applicants are invited to take an online entrance test to assess suitability for an academically selective school. If the applicant's results indicate readiness for the demands of King's College School Cascais, they will be invited to the Academic Interviews stage.

3. Academic Interviews: An academic interview with relevant staff is conducted, which includes a reading comprehension and maths skills activity.

4. Admission Decision: Applicants who demonstrate the relevant academic potential during the Academic Interview stage will receive either a Guaranteed Place Offer or a Conditional offer.

5. Enrolment: On the receipt of all necessary documentation and appropriate payment, and acceptance of terms and conditions, enrolment proceeds.

Senior School
1. Application: An application is created on Open Apply, including uploading relevant reports. Prospective Families book a group General Tour of the School to meet the Head of Senior School, and have a tour as part of this led by Senior School students. Prospective families who are interested in following the Admissions Process should pay the €250 Registration Fee per family (non-refundable).

2. Entry Assessments: Applicants are invited to take an online entrance test to assess their suitability to be part of an academically selective school. If the applicant's results from these entry assessments are deemed high enough to cope with the demands of such a school, they will be invited to the Academic Interviews stage.

3. Academic Interviews: An academic interview with relevant staff, which includes a reading comprehension activity. Students applying for a Boarding Place will meet the Head of Boarding.

4. Admission Decision: Applicants who demonstrate the relevant academic potential during the Academic Interview stage will receive either a Guaranteed Place Offer or a Conditional offer.

5. Enrolment: On the receipt of all necessary documentation and appropriate payment, and acceptance of terms and conditions, enrolment proceeds.

Scholarships

The Nsouli Scholars Programme is an exciting global initiative that promises to transform lives by enabling 50 extraordinary students at any one time to attend any of Inspired's prestigious schools on a full scholarship for the duration of their education. The ambition is that the scholarship will provide hundreds of children with an opportunity to receive a truly transformative education. This endowment honours Nadim Nsouli, who founded Inspired in 2013, in recognition of his Lebanese heritage; several scholarships will be awarded to individuals of Lebanese origin. The Inspired group includes top-rated day and boarding schools worldwide, providing access to a global network and opportunities across sports, the arts and exchanges. The Nsouli Scholars Programme is an investment in education and in shaping future leaders.

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Hypha International School

Instructs in English, Portuguese

Ages 3 - 10 years

Fees €9,700 - 10,950

Pupils 56

Type Co-educational

Hypha International School offers Cambridge Primary education for ages 3 to 10, with a Portugal-based program for families abroad. The primary curriculum follows the Cambridge International framework, supplemented by specialist subjects such as music, physical education and art, many taught in Portuguese. From Year 2, students have Portuguese literacy lessons twice a week. Entrepreneurship is embedded through project-based time, developing leadership, problem-solving and creativity. A strong emphasis on nature supports learning through Forest School and outdoor exploration. The school sits in 7000 square meters of gardens and woodland, and students spend over three hours a day outdoors for lunch, play and learning. Meals follow a balanced menu, with a soup starter and a no-sugar policy. A free, certified transport service runs to Cascais, with pickup at 07:50 and drop-off at 16:30. Pre-primary pedagogy includes Forest School, Reggio Emilia, and Montessori approaches, plus a Sensory Room and Creative Studio. Global access.

Location

Rua Dr. Sá Carneiro 80, Colares, Sintra, Portugal. Located in Colares within the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park. Situated just a short commute from Lisbon. Accessible to Cascais, Sintra, and surrounding areas.

Stages

PRE-PRIMARY (ages 3-5); PRIMARY (ages 5-10)

Type

International school

Country affiliation

Portugal

Bus service

Free van service to Cascais. The transportation service is certified, licensed, inspected and fully insured. Starting in September 2024, the van will pick up at a central location in Cascais at 07:50 and drop off at the same location at 16:30.

Application fee
- EUR 50.

Enrollment (confirmation) fee
- EUR 1,500 payable to confirm an offered place.

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- Detailed tuition amounts by year group and the per-term / per-year breakdown are published in the school's formal "Education Fees" schedule. This schedule is hosted in the school's secured admissions materials and is not presented as line-item tuition amounts in the public admissions text that is accessible without that document. Therefore per-term and per-year numeric tuition figures are not available in the publicly accessible admissions content.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The enrollment fee of EUR 1,500 is required to confirm an accepted place. The first tuition payment is due on July 15. No additional publicly posted billing dates, installment schedules, or penalty/late-payment terms are shown in the accessible admissions text.

Boarding fees
- Not applicable. The school serves ages 3 through primary and does not offer boarding provision.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, lunches, activities, transport, etc.)
- The public admissions information specifies the application fee and the enrollment fee but does not list published charges for uniforms, meals, school trips, extracurricular activities, transport, learning resources, or similar ancillary items. These categories are commonly charged by schools but no line-item amounts for them are publicly posted in the accessible admissions material.

Refund information
- No publicly posted refund policy or details about refundability of the application or enrollment fees appears in the accessible admissions text. The admissions material does not state whether the enrollment fee is refundable in whole or in part.

Fee payment options
- Publicly accessible admissions content does not specify accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, direct debit). For payment method details and the complete fee schedule, the school's secured admissions materials are used. The school's admissions contact is admissions@hyphaportugal.com.

Summary of available fee facts and missing details
- Confirmed, published items: Application fee EUR 50; Enrollment fee EUR 1,500 to confirm a place; the first tuition payment is due on July 15; the school serves ages 3 through primary (no boarding).
- Missing from publicly accessible admissions content: the detailed tuition amounts per year group and per term, a full billing calendar and payment terms beyond the July 15 first-payment date, published ancillary fees (uniform, meals, trips, activities), a published refund policy, and explicit accepted payment methods. The school's formal "Education Fees" schedule (hosted in the school's admissions materials) contains the complete numeric fee schedule but is held in the secure admissions document area and was not retrievable without access.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Hypha supports social and emotional development through a whole-child approach that emphasizes play, time in nature, nurturing, pursuing personal interests, and collaborative learning.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Pre-Primary is delivered in English, with Portuguese language immersion during part of each day and through Portuguese classes. In Primary, the main language of instruction is English, with daily Portuguese immersion and Portuguese literacy lessons.

Mental Wellbeing

Mindfulness and wellbeing are central to Hypha's approach. The school promotes wellbeing through a whole-child framework and nature immersion, with students spending around 3 hours a day outside in nature, contributing to happiness, attention, and reduced anxiety.

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Montessori Bright Academy

Instructs in English

Ages 1 - 12 years

Fees €8,410 - 8,880

Pupils 70

Type Co-educational

Montessori Bright Academy is an international Montessori school in Lisbon, founded by Fabienne Mikou, housed in a traditional Portuguese building in Alvalade with direct access to a forest. The school serves ages 1 to 12 across three programs: Toddler (1–3), Primary (3–6), and Elementary (6–12). Lessons run 8:00–13:00 for Toddlers; 8:00–15:30 for Primary; 8:00–15:45 for Elementary. The language environment is English with exposure to French and Portuguese, supporting multilingual development. AMI-certified guides deliver the Montessori pedagogy across all ages, emphasizing hands-on, mastery-based learning in mixed-age communities. The curriculum integrates practical life, sensorial work, language, and mathematics, with a Forest School outdoor program that connects learning to nature. Outdoor discovery fosters independence, collaboration, and environmental awareness across science, history, geography, and the arts. The school promotes independence, curiosity, and holistic learning, supported by a 20-hectare green playground adjacent to a forest, within a diverse, international community. Facilities nurture inquiry and resilience.

Location

The Montessori Bright Academy is located at Av. Almirante Gago Coutinho, 141, Alvalade, Lisbon, Portugal. The school operates in a traditional Portuguese building in the Alvalade neighborhood, with direct access to the forest and a 20-hectare green playground in the heart of Lisbon.

Stages

Toddler (1-3 years), Primary (3-6 years), Elementary (6-12 years)

Type

International Montessori school

Pupil Nationality Mix

37 nationalities represented

School day structure

Toddler (8:00 AM–1:00 PM); Primary (8:00 AM–3:30 PM); Elementary (8:00 AM–3:45 PM).

Application and enrolment fees

- Application fee: No separate non‑refundable application fee amount is published. To secure an offered place parents must submit the enrolment contract and the required enrolment fee within five (5) working days of the admission decision.

Tuition fees by year group (published annual amounts; per‑term illustrative split shown below)

- Age 1 — Nursery 1 (Nurs. 1): EUR 8,410 per year. Per term (illustrative split into 3 equal instalments): EUR 2,803.33 per term.
- Age 2 — Nursery 2 (Nurs. 2): EUR 8,410 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,803.33 per term.
- Age 3 — Kindergarten 1 (Kindg. 1): EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 4 — Kindergarten 2 (Kindg. 2): EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 5 — Kindergarten 3 (Kindg. 3): EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 6 — Grade 1: EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 7 — Grade 2: EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 8 — Grade 3: EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 9 — Grade 4: EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 10 — Grade 5: EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.
- Age 11 — Grade 6: EUR 8,880 per year. Per term (illustrative): EUR 2,960.00 per term.

Published tuition figures are quoted as annual amounts. The per‑term figures above are an illustrative division (annual fee ÷ 3) and are provided only to show how an annual amount would convert into three equal instalments. Use the annual amount for official billing.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Admission decision is communicated after the student assessment visit; to secure the place families must return a signed enrolment contract and pay the enrolment fee within five (5) working days of the admission decision. Tuition is quoted on an annual basis; specific invoicing dates, instalment deadlines and penalties for late payment are handled through the enrolment contract and invoice.

Boarding fees

- Boarding: Not applicable. The school operates as a day school for children aged 1–12 and does not publish boarding options or boarding fees.

Other costs and incidental charges

- Additional charges that can apply (listed generically): meals/catering, school uniform, educational materials, school trips, extracurricular activities, transport/school bus, and optional after‑school care. Specific prices for these items are not included in the published annual tuition figures and are billed separately where applicable.

Refund information

- The school requires the enrolment contract and fee to secure a place. Specific refund rules (for application, enrolment fees or tuition refunds) are set out in the enrolment contract and are not published as a separate, detailed schedule alongside the annual fees. Families should refer to the enrolment contract terms for the binding refund/withdrawal policy.

Fee payment options

- Payment methods and formal billing instructions are provided on the enrolment invoice and in the enrolment contract. Commonly used payment channels for international schools of this profile include bank transfer (IBAN/SWIFT) and card payments; the school issues invoices and payment instructions as part of enrolment documentation. For precise available payment channels and any card‑processing fees, follow the enrolment invoice instructions.

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TASIS Portugal

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - 17 years

Fees €13,007 - 24,308

Pupils 950

Type Co-educational

TASIS Portugal is an international school for students aged 3 to 17, located on a purpose-built Sintra campus that opened in 2020. The curriculum combines Cambridge IGCSE in Grades 9–10 with the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for senior years; progression from IGCSE to the IB requires passing six subjects with a grade C or better, and IB assessments include Theory of Knowledge, Creativity, Activity and Service, and the Extended Essay, with a diploma score up to 45. The campus offers two libraries, a Lower School Learning Commons, a full-size theater and a smaller theater, dedicated music and art rooms, and a turf field for outdoor sport. The After-School Activities Program provides coding, robotics, sports, arts, music, MUN and language clubs for Grades 1–12. Creativity, Activity and Service is embedded in the IB, and the school plans to graduate its first class in spring 2026. TASIS Portugal operates under TASIS Foundation.

Location

Located in Linhó, Sintra, Portugal. The campus is at Alameda do Linhó, 2, 4, 6 e 8, Penaferrim, 2710-697 Sintra, Portugal.

Stages

Serving students from pre-kindergarten through high school.

Type

American international school.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Nationalities represented: 65. Top five represented nations: United States, Portugal, United Kingdom, Brazil, Ukraine.

Additional learning support

Learning Support: TASIS Portugal supports and recognizes the strengths and differences in each learner. There is a learning support program designed for students with mild to moderate learning disabilities. In the Early Learning Center and Elementary School, the learning support teacher often acts as a third co-teacher in the room. Middle school and high school students may have learning support during the foreign language elective block. If more support is required, families must engage outside specialists; TASIS Portugal does not offer intensive student support services.

Country affiliation

The school has an American international affiliation.

Fees published for the 2026–2027 academic year (school's published schedule).

Application fees
- Early Learning Center (Pre‑K) applicants: EUR 150; nonrefundable.
- Grade 1–11 applicants: EUR 100; nonrefundable.

Tuition fees (per trimester and annual) — by year group
- Pre‑kindergarten: EUR 4,337 per trimester; annual tuition EUR 13,007; application fee EUR 150.
- Kindergarten – Grade 2: EUR 5,763 per trimester; annual tuition EUR 17,290; application fee EUR 100.
- Grade 3 – Grade 5: EUR 6,415 per trimester; annual tuition EUR 19,246; application fee EUR 100.
- Grade 6 – Grade 8: EUR 6,676 per trimester; annual tuition EUR 20,028; application fee EUR 100.
- Grade 9 & Grade 10: EUR 7,698 per trimester; annual tuition EUR 23,093; application fee EUR 100.
- Grade 11 & Grade 12: EUR 8,103 per trimester; annual tuition EUR 24,308; application fee EUR 100.

Required one‑time and recurring fees
- Annual re‑enrollment fee (all students): EUR 750; nonrefundable and secures a place for the upcoming academic year.
- Pre‑K1 and Pre‑K2: nonrefundable enrollment deposit EUR 3,000; deposit is applied toward tuition (required to secure an admitted spot).
- Kindergarten and higher: nonrefundable, one‑time Campus Enhancement Fee EUR 5,000 payable upon acceptance to secure the offered place.
- External examination fees (IGCSE, IB DP) are not included in tuition and are billed separately.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard tuition billing follows a trimester schedule with due dates: 1st payment July 1; 2nd payment December 1; 3rd payment March 1.
- Application fees are nonrefundable and paid at application time; the school issues receipts for application payments (no invoice issued for application fees).
- Enrollment deposit and Campus Enhancement Fee are nonrefundable and required to hold an offered place; the Pre‑K deposit is applied to tuition.

Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed as part of the school's program fees; no boarding fees are published. (All published tuition and required fees are for day enrolment.)

Other costs and fees
- Uniforms and school shop items are available through the school shop; sample prices (school shop list): fleece zip jacket EUR 26; puffer jacket EUR 42.80; tracksuit jacket EUR 29; crew‑neck sweat EUR 27; polo shirts EUR ~EUR 22; PE shorts EUR 13. Payment is made on collection at the School Shop.
- After‑School Activities (paid clubs/academies) are charged separately; paid activities are nonrefundable for the term once committed.
- Transportation (bus) is not included in tuition; bus service is arranged separately and fees for transportation are additional.
- School field trips, examination entry fees, and some optional services may be charged separately from tuition. Tuition explicitly includes books, instructional materials, daily lunch and two snacks, after‑school clubs & sports (as noted in the tuition inclusions), certain instrument provision (violins when required), and school field trips; external exam fees are excluded.

Refund information
- Application fees (ELC and Grades 1–11) are nonrefundable. Annual re‑enrollment fee, Campus Enhancement Fee, and Pre‑K enrollment deposit are nonrefundable. Paid after‑school activities are nonrefundable for the term once a student is enrolled.
- The school's published pages list those nonrefundable fees but do not publish a detailed public schedule of tuition refunds for full or partial withdrawals (no publicly posted pro‑rata/withdrawal refund table was found on the published fee pages).

Fee payment options
- The school accepts bank transfer payments to a published IBAN and SWIFT account for activity and school payments, and uses Flywire for online international payments. Credit card payments can be made at the School Shop for shop and activity charges. The school's accounts contact is accounts@tasisportugal.org for billing questions. (Payment methods for specific invoices include bank transfer, Flywire, and in‑person card payments as shown in school payment instructions for activities and shop purchases.)

Notes on routine charges and exclusions
- Fees for external examinations (IGCSE, IB DP) are additional and billed separately. After‑school vendor‑run activities may be billed directly by external providers. Bus/transportation and certain optional activities are additional to published tuition.

If you need exact numeric line items copied into your database fields, use the numerical values above (trimester and annual tuition figures, application fees, re‑enrollment and one‑time campus/enrollment fees, and sample uniform prices).

Uniform Requirement

The school has a compulsory uniform. The TASIS Portugal Uniform Shop provides a range of uniform items with the school crest on the buttons; orders can be placed via the parent portal or by contacting shop@tasisportugal.org.

Food Options

Dining is provided by a dedicated caterer, Thomas Franks of Oxfordshire, England. Meals are prepared on site using local ingredients and accommodate omnivores, pescatarians, vegetarians and vegans; healthier meals are included in tuition.

House System

The house system includes Regaleira (Dragon), Pena (Kraken), Monserrate (Griffin), and Mouros (Pegasus). It builds community and leadership, with a House Cup awarded at year end based on points across academics, arts, athletics and service.

Governance and Ownership

TASIS Portugal is owned by the TASIS Foundation, a not-for-profit educational foundation registered in Delémont, Switzerland; the TASIS Portugal board provides local governance and strategic direction, with oversight by the Foundation Board.

Curriculum

TASIS Portugal is an IB World School offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for high school and Cambridge IGCSE in Grades 9–10. The IBDP comprises six subject groups and a core including Theory of Knowledge (TOK), Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS), and the Extended Essay (EE). Assessments include external examinations and internal assessments moderated by the IB, with the Diploma score calculated from the six subjects and the DP core, up to 45 points. The Cambridge IGCSE is taught in Grades 9–10 with core subjects such as English Language/Literature, Mathematics, Science, and History, and a range of language and elective options; progression to the IBDP requires passing at least six IGCSE subjects with a grade C or better. IGCSE results for 2024–2025 show 94% A–C, 54% A–A, 94% of candidates with six or more A–C, and 1 in 6 students earning straight A and A across all subjects.

Student Teacher Ratio

Student-Teacher Ratio: ELC 7.1:1; Elementary School 9.0:1; Upper School 8.8:1. Average Class Size: ELC 17.7; Elementary 23; Middle School 19.9; High School 13.8.

Exam Results

IGCSE results for 2024–2025 are strong: 94% A to C, 54% A to A, 94% of candidates with six or more A to C, and 80% A to B; about one in six students earned straight A and A across all IGCSE subjects.

Higher Education Progression

University destinations include Lynn University, University of San Diego, Wake Forest University, Kings College, University of Exeter, IE University, Esade Barcelona, and Bocconi University. TASIS Portugal's first graduating class will be in the spring of 2026.

Gifted and Talented

Academic enrichment classes and a wide range of elective options continue through the IGCSE years and into the DP to support advanced learners.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

SEL is woven into TASIS Portugal's curriculum with dedicated SEL time each week. The program uses age-appropriate curricula including Toolbox Project, ELLI (Effective Lifelong Learning Inventory) and Wayfinder, and integrates social-emotional competencies across subjects. Toolbox Project teaches 12 internal tools to support self-awareness, empathy and relationship-building. Wayfinder supports Middle School and High School students in identity, goal-setting, conflict navigation and belonging.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Learning Support is available for mild to moderate learning disabilities, with a co-teaching model in the Early Learning Center and Elementary School. In Middle School, students may have Learning Support during the foreign language elective; the program does not provide intensive student support services, and families may engage outside specialists if needed. An Individual Education Plan (IEP) and accommodations can be arranged through the Learning Support team, with outside providers available for on-site support at additional cost.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

ELD is offered for non-native English speakers. Students are tested on admission (WIDA) and may also complete MAP assessments; ELD aims to advance English proficiency to maximize engagement in English-medium academic work. ELD replaces Portuguese in Elementary School and French/Spanish in Middle School, and students are expected to exit the program within two years or less; WIDA testing carries a separate fee of €75.

Mental Wellbeing

SEL supports students' mental wellbeing by fostering resilience, self-awareness, empathy and safe, inclusive classrooms. The school uses tools such as ELLI to track learning power, Toolbox Project to develop social-emotional skills, and Wayfinder to help Middle and High School students build belonging, set goals and navigate challenges.

Safeguarding

TASIS Portugal provides an internal Reporting Channel for safeguarding concerns, established in compliance with Law No. 93/2021, ensuring confidentiality and anonymity for reporters and protection of information. The channel offers a Submit report option and a Consult report option, with a dedicated privacy policy.

Admissions

Applications are considered throughout the year, and families are invited to visit the campus. The online application is powered by OpenApply, and you create your account by filling out the TASIS Portugal inquiry form. Complete and submit the application for the appropriate grade level; Early Learning Center (Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten) ages 3 to 5, with PK1 needing to be 3 by September 1 and toilet trained, PK2 needing to be 4 by September 1, and Kindergarten needing to be 5 by September 1; Elementary is Grades 1–5, Middle School 6–8, and High School 9–12 (with limited entry to 10th grade if coming from an IGCSE program in alignment with the program). Transcripts from the previous year and current year records are requested starting from Grade 1; recommendations from educators are required; submit results of any standardized tests (e.g., MAP, ERB); English Language Development may be required and tested. Interviews or visits are scheduled by contacting Admissions; Early Learning Center candidates will have an assessment with ELC staff (virtual options available). Submit any educational testing or IEPs if applicable. The nonrefundable application fee is €100 (€150 for ELC applicants). Admission decisions for the 2026–2027 school year note that Grades 2–8 are currently full; availability for Grades 3–8 in 2026–2027 is determined after the re-enrollment process; admissions for Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 9 (IGCSE), and Grade 11 (IB Diploma Programme) operate on a rolling basis as spaces become available. The school maintains a Wait Pool for full classes; it is not ranked, and completed applications are required for Wait Pool consideration; space is opened as openings arise and requires balancing factors such as gender and language diversity, sibling enrollment, and academic readiness. A Note to Families: being in the Wait Pool should not discourage applications. Re-enrollment for the following year requires a non-refundable €750 Re-Enrollment Fee by February 15; payment of Campus Enhancement Fund (CEF) is required for Kindergarten and higher (CEF amount set annually) and is non-refundable; withdrawal and refund policies apply, and outstanding fees can affect re-enrollment. For questions, contact the Admissions Office.

Scholarships

University and scholarship applications are supported by TASIS Portugal through the University and Career Counseling program.

Waitlist

The Wait Pool is used when classes are full; applications are always welcome, and only completed applications are eligible for Wait Pool consideration. The Wait Pool is not ranked; the Admissions Committee reviews each applicant as openings arise, weighing factors such as gender and language diversity, sibling enrollment, and academic readiness. When space becomes available, a candidate from the Wait Pool may be offered a place, and families are encouraged to contact Admissions for more information or to schedule a campus tour.

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Oeiras International School

Instructs in English

Ages 6 - 18 years

Fees €14,962 - 24,844

Pupils 463

Type Co-educational

Oeiras International School (OIS) is a non-profit, parent-founded International Baccalaureate World School offering a full IB Continuum for ages 6 to 18. The curriculum spans the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 6 to 10, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for ages 11 to 16, and the Diploma Programme (DP) for ages 17 to 18. The school is housed on the Quinta de Nossa Senhora da Conceição estate in Barcarena, Oeiras, a historic 17th‑century property with riverine and woodland spaces that support hands‑on learning. Facilities include the Palace library, science labs, art and music rooms, classrooms in the Pavilion and White/Orange Building, and on‑site sports amenities such as a swimming pool, basketball court, football pitch, and a multisport pavilion. The campus also runs social projects from its garden farms and offers diverse co‑curriculars, languages, MUN, and the Duke of Edinburgh award. Students graduate ready for university admissions and global citizenship.

Location

Oeiras International School is located in Oeiras, Portugal, on land leased from the municipality. Oeiras is about 15 minutes by car from Lisbon and the Lisbon airport.

Stages

Primary Years Programme (Age 5-11), Middle Years Programme (Age 11-16), Diploma Programme (Age 16-19).

Type

Oeiras International School is a non-profit Association (OIS, ASFL) founded by parents and is an International Baccalaureate World School.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Nationalities represented: 48+.

Additional learning support

A learning support programme exists as part of OIS's inclusive IB World School approach. Applicants with severe emotional needs cannot be catered for.

School day structure

School buses arrive with students between 8:00am and 8:15am. Afternoon buses depart at 4:00pm and 5:30pm.

Bus service

The School runs its own bus routes from Cascais, Estoril, Sintra, Parede and the Lisbon area.

Application and Registration Fees
- Application fee (one-time, paid at application): €250.
- Registration fee (one‑time, payable on enrolment according to the schedule below): amounts vary by year group (see Tuition by year group). The registration charge is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (per term and per year, by year group)
- Years 1–4 (Pre‑PYP and PYP 1, 2 & 3): Registration €1,355; Term €4,064; Annual €13,547.
- Year 5 (PYP 4): Registration €1,413; Term €4,238; Annual €14,127.
- Year 6 (PYP 5): Registration €1,683; Term €5,049; Annual €16,830.
- Years 7–9 (MYP 1, 2 & 3): Registration €1,799; Term €5,396; Annual €17,987.
- Years 10–11 (MYP 4 & 5): Registration €2,127; Term €6,382; Annual €21,273.
- Year 12 (DP 1): Registration €2,171; Term €6,514; Annual €21,713.
- Year 13 (DP 2 — two terms only): Registration €2,171; Term €9,771; Annual €21,713.

Additional one‑off and recurring fees
- Capital levy (one‑time, non‑refundable for new entrants): one new student €5,000; two siblings starting in the same year €7,500; three or more siblings starting in the same year €8,500. Current families enrolling a new student receive a 10% discount on the capital levy.
- Annual insurance per student: €20.
- Yearbook (per family): €40.
- Examination charges: Year 11 IB‑MYP assessment €900 (billed with Term II); Year 13 IB‑DP assessment €900 (billed with Term II).

Transport and Meals (charged separately, invoiced per term)
- School transportation (invoiced per term): one way €525; two ways €840.
- School meals (invoiced per term; price per meal): €6.30 per day (includes soup, salad, a main course, dessert/fruit and a low‑sugar drink).

Discounts and fines
- Sibling discounts on tuition term fees: second child 5%; third child 15%; fourth child and subsequent children 25%. Annual tuition paid in advance before the posted deadline receives a 2.5% discount (deadline is communicated by the school). Discounts apply only to term fees and are annulled if fees are not paid on schedule.
- Fines and charges: damaged or unreturned library books charged at replacement cost plus a 15% surcharge; lost team equipment €100; lost student card €5. Late payments incur legal taxes of 4% and may lead to suspension of services.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Fees are invoiced by term. Payment deadlines: Registration by February 1; Term I by July 1; Term II by December 1; Term III by April 1. Termly fees are payable within 30 days of invoice. Further delay may result in suspension of services and legal late charges.

Refunds and withdrawal notice
- The registration charge is non‑refundable. Once registration is completed the student is deemed enrolled; if a registered student does not attend, Term I fees remain payable. The school requires one term's written notice to the Principal for withdrawal; without this notice the corresponding term fees remain due.

Boarding
- Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a day school.

Accepted payment methods and payment details
- Bank transfer (details provided by the school; ensure transfers are made net of bank charges and the student's name is given to allocate funds). IBAN and BIC/SWIFT details are used for euro payments.
- Payment by check is accepted (payable to Oeiras International School ASFL).

Other notes on fees
- Application fee is a one‑time mandatory administrative charge for applicants. Capital levy and registration charges are one‑time entry costs and are non‑refundable. Certain exam and event charges are billed with specific term invoices as noted above.

Uniform Requirement

The school uniform is required for all students in Years 2 to 11. Everyday uniform for Years 2-11 includes grey trousers or skirt, white polo shirt, grey socks or tights, all black shoes, a light blue jumper, a grey hoodie, a blue fleece, and outerwear as needed. The P.E. uniform, or team uniform and tracksuit, is compulsory for all sporting activities and travel to events; House T-shirts are worn only for House activities.

Food Options

Healthy meals are provided daily through Origem, with vegetarian and vegan options; menus include soup, salad, a main course (meat, fish or vegetarian), fruit or dessert, and a low-sugar juice or water. Microwaves and picnic areas are available for meals brought from home, and an on‑campus coffee shop offers snacks and Portuguese treats.

House System

On joining OIS, families are assigned to one of four Houses—Kingfisher, Phantom, João Baptista or Vulpes. There are house competitions in sport, arts and academics, with points contributing to the end‑of‑year House Trophy.

Governance and Ownership

Oeiras International School (OIS, ASFL) is a not‑for‑profit association founded in 2009 by 30 parents and associates. The Board, elected by the Associates, oversees governance; the school reinvests revenue into facilities and staff as there are no owners or shareholders.

Curriculum

OIS offers the International Baccalaureate Continuum: Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 6 to 10 (PYP1 to PYP5), Middle Years Programme (MYP) for ages 11 to 16 (MYP1 to MYP5), and Diploma Programme (DP) for ages 17 to 18 (DP1, DP2). The school is an IB World School authorised to offer PYP, MYP and DP. PYP is an inquiry-based learning programme for children aged 6 to 10. MYP builds on prior learning and leads to the MYP certificate. The DP is internationally recognised for university admissions.

Student Teacher Ratio

1:6 teacher to student; average class size 16.

Exam Results

IB Diploma Results show high achievement. In 2021, 45 DP candidates with a 100% pass rate and an average DP grade of 5.6; OIS average points were 35, compared with a world average of 32.98. In 2020, 29 DP candidates with a 93% pass rate and an average grade of 5.12; OIS average points 32 versus world average 31.3.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates go to universities around the world, including notable destinations in the UK, the USA and other countries such as King's College London, University College London, Imperial College London, Stanford University, University of Chicago, McGill University, University of Toronto and the University of Auckland.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Belonging, inclusion, and physical and emotional safety are foundational to learning at OIS. The Behaviour Policy aligns with the IB Learner Profile to guide respectful interactions and everyday practice. The school provides equal education opportunities and a non-discriminatory environment. A safe, caring environment supports students' social and emotional development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

A learning support programme exists as part of OIS's inclusive IB World School approach. Applicants with severe emotional and intellectual needs cannot be catered for.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The language of instruction is English. Portuguese and English are core languages studied. German, French, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese are offered as first languages and as language acquisition options. In the MYP, language acquisition is taught for three lessons per week. All potential students undertake an English placement test to determine language development.

Mental Wellbeing

Wellbeing is a central focus, with Wellbeing Awareness Year celebrating wellbeing topics monthly and involving school psychologists in talks on resilience and mental health. One Tribe Week explicitly focused on belonging and mental health, with mixed-age activities and staff support. Tutors, teachers, the nurse, student support and the psychologist are available to help as needed.

Safeguarding

The school protects the rights of all children, following Portuguese law and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. A Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy guides how safeguarding concerns are handled, with mechanisms to react and respond if abuse is noticed or reported.

Admissions

Students aged 5 to 18 may be admitted, with OIS beginning in Year 2 (PYP1) for typically 6-year-olds. The school is over-subscribed in most year groups, so applying early is advised. A placement test assesses cognitive ability and learning style; there is no pass or fail mark, and staff determine whether they can support the student, with the Student Support Department assisting if extra help is needed. Priorities for admission are: first current students, staff and founding/associate members; second siblings of current students; other applicants are considered as space allows; under equal conditions, offers go to the student with the best previous academic record. There is a learning support program, but applications with severe emotional needs cannot be catered for. Documentation and an interview are required. OIS accepts applications throughout the year (Rolling Admissions) if space becomes available. English language requirements vary by grade; a minimum level is advised, fluency is not compulsory for admission to certain year groups, and full proficiency is required for Years 10–13 and will be assessed during admissions. The admissions steps are: register your interest; complete the application form and pay the €250 application fee; schedule placement tests; attend an interview with the programme coordinator; Admissions Committee reviews the application; upon successful completion, upload the required documentation and pay the registration fee to secure the place; if there is no space, the applicant will be placed on the waiting list.

Scholarships

The school offers scholarships for outstanding students. Scholarships may be awarded to students who live or study within the Oeiras area who otherwise may not have the opportunity to benefit from an OIS education. Scholarships are awarded on merit by the Scholarship Selection Council and are weighted by need, with partial or full scholarships possible. They cover all yearly registration and fees and required educational activities, with no other discounts applied. Open to students ranked in the top 10% of their year (Year 7 through Year 12) who live or study in the municipality of Oeiras. Ten full scholarships exist, and automatic yearly renewal is based on continued high academic achievement and significant involvement in wider school activities. The online application must be submitted by 14 March at 17:00 and includes: a letter from the applicant's parents in English or Portuguese, a short video in English outlining why they wish to join OIS, the applicant's Curriculum Vitae, reports from the previous three years including grades, three recommendation letters (one from Head Teacher/Principal and two from current teachers), and a declaration from the Head Teacher/Principal that the applicant is ranked in the top 10%. The Scholarship Selection Council is composed of one representative from Câmara Municipal de Oeiras (CMO) and at least three OIS representatives. Submissions deadline for Academic Year 2026/27 is Closed.

Waitlist

If there is no available place, the applicant will be placed on the waiting list.

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L'École Trilingue

Instructs in English, French, Portuguese

Ages 2 - 11 years

Fees €7,000 - 9,500

Type Co-educational

Situated in Lisbon's Restelo district, L'École Trilingue serves pupils aged 2 to 11 with a trilingual immersion programme in English, French and Portuguese. The school follows the French curriculum for the Early Years Foundation Stage, organized around five areas of learning: language, physical and artistic expression, thinking and learning tools, and world exploration. Portuguese is taught daily for 30-45 minutes, and the school day is split between English and French instruction. The teaching is accredited by the French Ministry for Education and certified by the Portuguese Ministry, reflecting a cross-border partnership with France and Portugal and linking to the sister school in London. Housed in a refurbished 1940s building, classrooms are bright and arranged to support group work, personalised teaching, and sensorial exploration. A large garden supports biodiversity education and offers a Pre-nursery zone for 2-3 year olds. Breakfast and after-school care run beyond hours; offerings vary yearly in Lisbon.

Location

Located in Lisbon, Portugal, in the Restelo district at Rua Dom Loureno de Almeida, 21, 1400-314 Lisboa.

Stages

First cycle including CP (Y2) and CE1 (Y3).

Type

International school offering trilingual immersion (English, French and Portuguese).

Pupil Nationality Mix

Pupils come from all backgrounds and nationalities.

Country affiliation

France and Portugal

School day structure

Days are split into two half-days with a lunch break. Classes are taught half the day in English and half the day in French. Portuguese is taught for 30-45 minutes per day.

Bus service

Transportation includes tram lines 15E and 18E, bus lines 79B, 201, 714, 723, 728, 729, 732, and 751, and suburban train Linha de Cascais.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school provides a nurturing, inclusive, multilingual environment that helps pupils grow, learn and blossom, building confidence, autonomy and mutual respect for a diverse community.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English, French and Portuguese are taught by immersion.

Mental Wellbeing

The school offers a safe, nurturing setting that supports pupil wellbeing and aims to develop confidence and autonomy.

Safeguarding

The School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.

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Sintra International Christian Academy

Instructs in English

Ages 4 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Sintra International Christian Academy is a K5–12 international Christian school affiliated with Liberty University in the United States. The school delivers an online hybrid American curriculum designed to meet US and UK standards while expanding toward 21st-century learning goals. Teaching is delivered by qualified educators within a Christian framework, with Bible study integrated across all grades. The program emphasizes intensive English as a Second Language support and STEAM-inspired learning to build problem-solving skills across subjects. In grades 9–12, students can access an online-hybrid program with Liberty University for dual enrollment and higher education preparation. The Learning Day runs from 8:20 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with small class sizes of 10–12 students and technology allowed in classrooms. Athletically, students participate in volleyball, basketball, football (soccer), field hockey and badminton, while many join local federated clubs for gymnastics, swimming, and surfing. The school also features an International Student Center and a diverse community representing 25+ nations, supporting spiritual and personal growth.

Location

Parque Industrial Meramar, Estrada De Polima Nº673 Bloco C, Abóboda, 2785-543 São Domingos de Rana, Lisbon, Portugal. The campus is in the Abóboda area of São Domingos de Rana in the Lisbon region. Office visits are by appointment; office hours are 09:00 am – 03:00 pm local time.

Stages

Kindergarten (K5) through 12th grade.

Type

International Christian academy.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Students and staff represent 25+ nations.

Additional learning support

Intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction program to ensure that all students achieve English proficiency.

Country affiliation

United States (affiliated with Liberty University).

Religious affiliation

Christian (evangelical).

School day structure

The Learning Day runs from 8:20 am to 3:30 pm.

Application / Registration Fees

- Registration (application) fee: €300 for the first student, payable at the time of registration. €200 registration fee for each additional sibling, payable at their time of registration. These registration fees are non‑refundable.
- Book fee: €300 per student, charged at registration. (Textbooks are school property and issued as rentals.)

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school's published materials available online do not include a current, itemized tuition schedule by year group or per‑term amounts for the present academic year. The school's public enrollment form and information leaflets list registration and book fees but do not publish tuition rates by grade or term.
- Historical reference (older public listing): an external guide published earlier (2017–18 period) reported annual tuition in the range of approximately €5,000–€6,000 depending on grade level and language support needs; this figure is a historical estimate and is not presented as a current schedule.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Registration and book fees are due at enrollment/registration.
- Ongoing tuition is billed as regular school contributions and is required to be paid on time each month. Tuition contributions should be paid by the 10th day of each month; failure to meet this monthly payment schedule can lead to student suspension. Final school records and documents are withheld until all school contributions have been paid in full.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not offered. The school operates as a day school with stated school hours of 08:30–15:30 and policies oriented to day attendance; no boarding fee schedule or boarding service is published.

Other costs and fees

- Uniform: all students are required to wear a school uniform. The cost of the uniform is not itemized in the school's published enrollment documents.
- Textbooks: school textbooks are issued as rentals and must be returned in the condition they were lent; any damage or loss obligations are implied by the rental policy but specific charges for damaged or lost books are not itemized in the available documents. Book fee of €300 per student is charged.
- Other potential fees (transport, lunches, extracurricular activities, examination fees, insurance): no itemized schedules for these charges are published in the materials available online.

Refund information

- The registration fee (and the stated additional‑sibling registration fee) is non‑refundable. The available enrollment form does not publish a broader tuition refund policy for mid‑year withdrawals or other circumstances; final records are withheld until all contributions are paid.

Fee payment options

- The school's publicly available enrollment documents and information PDFs do not specify accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, or cash) or the bank details/payment portal on the published forms. No explicit payment channels or instalment platform details are listed in the materials available online.

Brief summary of availability of information

- The school publishes and charges specific non‑refundable registration and book fees (registration €300 first child, €200 per additional sibling; book fee €300 per student) and specifies a monthly payment expectation (payments due by the 10th). Full, current tuition rates broken down by year group and per term, as well as published payment method options and any detailed refund policy for tuition, were not found in the school's publicly available enrollment documents.

If you need these items shown in your external database precisely (for example, fields for per‑grade tuition and accepted payment methods), note that the school's publicly posted materials supply the registration/book amounts and the monthly billing date but do not provide the per‑grade per‑term tuition schedule or explicit payment method list.

Curriculum

The school serves kindergarten (K5) through 12th grade with an online hybrid American curriculum. The curriculum meets US and UK education standards and extends beyond them with 21st-century learning goals, intensive ESL, and STEAM-focused instruction. Instruction is individualized by qualified educators within a Christian framework, and the Bible is taught to every grade. In grades 9–12, the program offers an online-hybrid option with Liberty University for dual-enrollment opportunities and higher education preparation. Graduates have been admitted to universities in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, France, and the Republic of Georgia.

Student Teacher Ratio

Class sizes are small, typically 10–12 students per class. Teachers work closely with students to support learning.

Exam Results

Graduates have gained admission to universities in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, and France. The high school program provides SAT readiness support on campus, and SAT scores have ranged from 1080 to 1450.

Higher Education Progression

Graduates go on to universities in the United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, France, and the Republic of Georgia. The Liberty University online-hybrid program offers dual-enrollment opportunities for high school students.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Christian values promote emotional, moral, spiritual growth and integrity. Teachers create a safe and welcoming space where every student is seen, valued, and encouraged to reach their full potential. Individualized attention supports students' social and emotional development, and character development is a core focus.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

Intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction ensures English proficiency.

Mental Wellbeing

A caring Christian environment supports the holistic development of the whole child, including emotional and spiritual growth.

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