SEN International Schools in Zaragoza, Spain

Last updated 13 July 2026

About international schools in Zaragoza, Spain

Zaragoza has a small but varied international-school market made up of bilingual Spanish - English schools, a French and a German school, a Montessori-style international provider and at least one centre offering the International Baccalaureate; there are roughly five recognised international or bilingual schools in the city. Instruction is commonly bilingual Spanish and English, though the French and German schools teach primarily in those languages and the IB school publishes English and Spanish as languages of instruction. Annual tuition for day international and bilingual schools in Zaragoza typically sits in the mid-thousands of euros and varies by age and programme; published school lists and market reports put typical yearly costs in the region of roughly €4,500 - €9,000 with a city median (including common “hidden” extras) near the €7,000 mark. Admissions practices vary by school but most local international and bilingual schools operate rolling or year-round admissions; popular year groups and specific programmes (for example full IB or limited bilingual places) can still require applying several months ahead and paying registration or deposit fees.

Compare 2 SEN / Special Education international schools in Zaragoza, Spain. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 5,525), location, and more to find the right international school now.

At a glance 2 schools · avg fee EUR 5,525

Schools listed: 2
Curricula: 5
Average annual fee: EUR 5,525
Fee range: EUR 3,980 – 7,070
Most common curriculum: IB (PYP) (1 schools)
Average school size: 343 pupils
Largest by enrolment: The British School of Aragon
Oldest: The British School of Aragon (1974)

Zaragoza SchoolHouse

Montessori Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum · Ages 2 to 15

€3,980 - 7,070

Ages 2 to 15 years

Montessori Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum

Instructs in English and Spanish

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The British School of Aragon

IB (PYP), IB (MYP) · Ages 0 to 18

Fees not listed

Ages 0 to 18 years

IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP)

Instructs in English and Spanish

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FAQs for Spain

How many international schools are there in Zaragoza and how different are they?

The market in Zaragoza is small - about five international or bilingual schools - and the mix includes bilingual Spanish - English schools, a French lycée, a German school, a Montessori international provider and at least one IB-authorised school. Schools differ mainly by curriculum (IB, national Spanish with bilingual provision, French/German national systems, Montessori), language of instruction and the extent of English immersion, so families should compare curricula and language policies rather than rely on labels alone.

What curricula and languages can my child expect at Zaragoza’s international schools?

Many schools teach a bilingual Spanish - English programme and some follow national systems in French or German; at least one school in the area is authorised to teach IB programmes across primary and secondary stages. Expect Spanish to remain an important part of the offer even in English-medium classes, and check each school’s published language policy and how much of the timetable is taught in English versus Spanish.

How much should we budget for tuition and extra costs?

Published tuition at Zaragoza international and bilingual schools typically runs from several thousand euros a year, with illustrative school tariffs ranging from around €4,600 for younger years to €9,000 or more in some cases; market summaries report a city median true cost (tuition plus common extras) near €7,000. Families should also budget separately for registration or deposit fees, meals, transport, insurance, uniforms, school trips and extracurricular activities, because these commonly add several hundred to a few thousand euros per year.

When should we start the admissions process if we are relocating?

Although many Zaragoza international schools run rolling admissions and accept applications year-round, it is sensible to start the process several months before you need a place - for example in the spring or earlier - because popular year groups, language-support places and IB cohorts can fill. Contact schools early to arrange visits, reserve a place or check waiting-list procedures, and be prepared to provide previous school reports, identification and, where required, an entrance deposit or registration fee.

What should we check when visiting a school in Zaragoza?

Ask to see the school’s published curriculum and language policy, the proportion of native or bilingual teachers, sample timetables, and how the school supports newcomers with limited Spanish; also request a clear breakdown of all fees, transport options and pastoral or special-needs support. Observe class sizes and the balance of languages in lessons, and confirm accreditation or authorisations (for example IB authorisation or recognised French/German national accreditation) rather than relying on marketing claims.