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SEN International Schools in Seville, Spain

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About international schools in Seville, Spain

Seville’s international and bilingual schools form a relatively small but diverse market that blends English-medium provision with the Spanish curriculum; parents will commonly find British National Curriculum pathways, the International Baccalaureate and Spanish programmes taught with a bilingual or international emphasis. Instruction is typically in English and Spanish, with some schools offering French, German or other languages as options. Annual fees vary widely depending on type and level of service - from a few thousand euros a year at some bilingual private schools to amounts above €10,000 for fully international schools or where boarding and specialist programmes are included - and many schools also charge registration, exam and material supplements. Most schools follow the Spanish academic calendar (the school year begins in September), run open days and application windows in the autumn and winter for the following year, and accept in-year transfers when places are available, so families relocating to Seville should start enquiries early and check language support and how final qualifications map to Spanish university entry if that matters to them.

Compare 1 SEN / Special Education international schools in Seville, Spain. Filter by curriculum, fees, location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
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Curricula
2
Most common curriculum
International Baccalaureate (1 schools)
Average school size
964 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Yago School Seville
With boarding
1
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FAQs for Spain

What kinds of curricula will my child encounter in Seville’s international schools?
You will commonly see the British National Curriculum, the International Baccalaureate (PYP/MYP/DP) and Spanish national programmes delivered bilingually; a smaller number of schools offer French curricula or American-style diplomas. Some schools combine two systems (for example a Spanish curriculum with an IB option at sixth form), so check which terminal qualification (IB Diploma, Spanish Bachillerato, A-levels, American diploma) the school prepares pupils for.
How much should we budget for international school fees in Seville?
Fees vary considerably by school and age: many bilingual private schools charge a few thousand euros per year, while full international schools, specialist programmes and boarding places can push annual costs above €10,000 once tuition, registration, transport, meals and exam fees are added. Ask each school for a full breakdown (registration, deposit, monthly or annual schedule, compulsory extras) so you can compare total annual cost rather than headline tuition alone.
When should we apply and how rigid are admissions windows?
Most international schools in Seville follow the Spanish year (term starts in September) and advertise open days and application rounds across the autumn and winter for entry the following September, so it is common to start enquiries up to a year ahead. Schools also handle in-year arrivals and mid-term transfers when places exist, but availability is limited in popular age groups, so early application is advisable.
What language support is available if my child does not speak Spanish or English?
Many schools provide English as an Additional Language (EAL) or Spanish support classes and staged integration programmes for newcomers, but the scale and intensity of support differs between institutions. When you visit, ask about classroom language policies, dedicated EAL/ESL staff, assessment on arrival and typical timelines for a non-native speaker to access the mainstream curriculum.
Which ages and end-of-school qualifications are offered?
International schools in Seville typically cover nursery or early years through to age 16 - 18, offering primary and secondary phases and, where available, sixth form or equivalent. Final qualifications vary by school and include the IB Diploma, Spanish Bachillerato, A-levels or local secondary certifications, so confirm the school’s terminal qualification if university progression in a particular country is important to your family.
What should we focus on when comparing schools in Seville?
Compare curricula and the school’s record of preparing students for the destinations you care about, the languages of instruction and the level of language support, class sizes and pastoral/welfare provision, and practicalities such as transport, school day hours and total costs including compulsory extras. Also check accreditation (IB authorisation, British examination centre status, or recognised national inspections), recent inspection reports and how the school supports transitions and enrolment for relocating families.