Liceo Espanol Cervantes

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The school at a glance

Instructs in Spanish, Italian, English

Fees €2,183 - 2,387

Ages 3 - 18 years

Pupil numbers 340

Type Co-educational

Opened 1973

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Italian Curriculum

Taught languages Spanish, Italian, English, Latin

Typical class size 25

Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form

Introduction

The Liceo Español Cervantes de Roma is a state-owned center delivering Spanish and Italian diplomas for students 3–18. It sits on the Gianicolo. Campus includes Infant, Primaria, ESO and Bachillerato spaces, Italian/Latin language rooms, science labs (Physics, Chemistry and Biology), an Art classroom, two computer labs and Rafael Alberti Library. The school operates as an external center under the Spanish Ministry of Education, offering the Spanish curriculum with Italian language and history in a bilingual environment. The curriculum comprises Educación Infantil, Primaria, Educación Secundaria Obligatoria and Bachillerato, with Infantil hours devoted to Growth in Harmony, Discovery and Exploration of Environment, and Communication of Reality, totaling 27.5 hours weekly. Post-obligatory pathways include Bachillerato and University scholarships for 2026–27. Distinctive features include Erasmus+, English immersion in grade 6, and exchanges, with emphasis on Spanish language and culture through Rome collaborations. Sports facilities include two gyms and access to Centro deportivo Roma Uno.

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Via Di Porta S. Pancrazio, 9-10, 00153 Rome, Italy

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The Essentials

Location

Rome, Italy. Address: Via di Porta San Pancrazio 9-10, 00153 Rome, Italy.

Stages

Early Childhood; Primary; Secondary; Bachillerato (pre-university).

Country affiliation

Spain

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Fees

Application fees
- No separate application or non‑refundable admission fee is listed. The admissions and enrolment process requires payment of the school quotas (cuota por servicios and, for non‑exempt students, cuota de enseñanza) at the times specified below.

Tuition and service fees by school stage (academic year 2026/27)
- Educación Infantil (3, 4 and 5 years):
- Cuota por servicios (annual): EUR 472 (Infantil 3 años) or EUR 423 (Infantil 4 y 5 años) as applicable.
- Cuota de enseñanza (annual): EUR 2,387.
- Payment schedule for the teaching fee: two instalments — 60% first instalment (EUR 1,432) and 40% second instalment (EUR 955).

- Educación Primaria, Educación Secundaria Obligatoria (ESO) and Bachillerato:
- Cuota por servicios (annual): EUR 397.
- Cuota de enseñanza (annual): EUR 2,183.
- Payment schedule for the teaching fee: two instalments — 60% first instalment (EUR 1,310) and 40% second instalment (EUR 873).

Per‑term / instalment detail and billing schedule
- Cuotas por servicios (service fees): payment window for 2026/27 was set from 13 April to 30 April 2026. These are billed/collected as a separate item from the teaching fee.
- Cuotas de enseñanza (teaching/tuition fees): two instalments with the following schedule for 2026/27:
- First instalment (60%): payable from 13 April to 30 April 2026 (amounts shown above).
- Second instalment (40%): payable from 1 January to 31 January 2027 (amounts shown above).

Reductions, exemptions and sibling discounts
- Cuotas por servicios: families with three or more enrolled children receive a 50% reduction for the third and fourth enrolled child. For large families composed entirely of Spanish or EU nationals the reductions are: up to four children — 50% reduction; five or more children — 100% reduction.
- Cuotas de enseñanza: for large families with three or more children enrolled at the centre the reductions on the teaching fee are applied by order of enrolment: second sibling 25%; third sibling 50%; remaining siblings 75%. Specific reduced instalment amounts are published in the fee circular.
- Ethnicity/nationality treatment: the centre functions as a publicly‑owned Spanish centre; published information notes that Spanish nationals only pay the service quota (i.e., they are not charged the teaching quota).

Boarding/Residency
- The Liceo Español Cervantes operates as a day school; no boarding or residential accommodation and no boarding fee are listed among the centre's services.

Other costs and recurring charges
- School meals (comedor): the standard menu price reported for regular users is EUR 7.58 per meal. Fixed (monthly) users are billed in advance (billing cycles are described on the comedor page) and payments for the comedor invoice must be made within five days of receipt; refunds for fixed diners are possible for justified absences of at least five working days and are credited on the following invoice.
- Textbooks and materials: a published list of required textbooks and materials is issued for the 2026/27 academic year; families are generally responsible for purchasing required books and materials. Financial aid programs for textbook/material acquisition are publicly announced and applied for according to the published calls.
- Extra‑curricular activities, school trips and optional services: such activities are charged separately when offered; costs vary by activity and are invoiced according to each activity's terms. Parents are informed of activity fees through the centre's standard administrative communications.
- Uniforms: no mandatory school uniform or a listed uniform fee is indicated in the centre's documentation and service listings.

Refunds and cancellations
- The published fee circular for 2026/27 states that amounts paid are not refundable: “En ningún caso procederá la devolución de las cantidades abonadas.” Refund or cancellation exceptions are limited to specific services (for example, the comedor refund policy for justified absences described above).

Fee payment options and banking details
- The published payment method for both the service fees and the teaching fees is bank transfer (bonifico bancario) to the specified accounts at BANCO BPM (Banca Popolare di Novara). The circular gives two IBANs and SWIFT codes: one IBAN for the Centro docente account (used for cuotas por servicios) and another IBAN for Precios Públicos por Servicios Educativos (used for cuotas de enseñanza). The circular provides the full IBANs and the SWIFT BIC. Payments must be made within the published payment windows; families must be up to date with previous year payments (including comedor) to formalize enrolment.

Important administrative notes (payment compliance)
- Matriculation/continuity for pupils already enrolled is conditional on being current with payment of all required quotas and the comedor for the previous school year; otherwise matriculation may be withheld until outstanding amounts are settled. The fee circular and the admissions instructions set the payment windows and conditions.

Academics

Curriculum

The school offers four education stages: Educación Infantil, Educación Primaria, Educación Secundaria Obligatoria (ESO), and Bachillerato (Liceo). In Educación Infantil, the curriculum centers on three core areas: Growth in Harmony (7 hours in three-, four-, and five-year groups with 7, 6.5 and 6.5 hours respectively), Discovery and Exploration of the Environment (6.25/6.5/6 hours), and Communication and Representation of Reality (7/7.25/7.25 hours). The country language is Italian and the introductory foreign language is English. Religious instruction is provided (0.75 hours) and recreation takes 2.5 hours, totaling 27.5 hours per week. There are 25 places offered for each age group (3, 4, and 5 years). The school publishes an "Oferta formativa" for Infantil, Primaria, ESO, and Bachillerato detailing curricular areas and weekly hours. The school provides post-obligatory opportunities (Bachillerato and University) with scholarships available for the 2026-27 academic year.

Higher Education Progression

Bachillerato and University-level post-obligatory studies are available; scholarships for post-obligatory levels (Bachillerato and University) are offered for the 2026-27 year.

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Admissions

1) Admissions, enrollment, and retention for 2026-27 are handled through a single admission process for new students covering Educación Infantil, Primaria, Secundaria, and Bachillerato. The admission form is available in Spanish and Italian and is used for all levels. The form and all required documentation can be sent as a single PDF by email to liceocervantes.it@educacion.gob.es or secretary@liceocervantesroma.com, or delivered in person to the Secretaría. Annexes I–VII provide the calendar, information, and required documents.

Scholarships

2) The government calls for scholarships for post-obligatory levels (Bachillerato and University) for 2026–2027. The application form can be filled by hand or with the Adobe Reader “Fill & Sign” option; electronic signatures are valid only with a digital certificate. If the family domicile is in Catalonia, that call cannot be used and the relevant Generalitat de Cataluña call must be used instead. 3) The form includes sections A–H (personal data, family domicile, bank details, economic data for 2025, residence during the course, family members, declared situations, and academic data). Documentation and details are provided for completing each section, and the form and documentation may be sent by email or delivered in person to the appropriate authority. 4) Annexes I–VII accompany the scholarship documentation, including calendars and information relevant to the application process.

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FAQs

Where is Liceo Español Cervantes located and what ages does it serve?

The Liceo Español Cervantes is in Rome at Via di Porta San Pancrazio 9-10, 00153. It serves students aged 3 to 18 across Educación Infantil, Primaria, ESO and Bachillerato.

What type of school is it and what curriculum does it offer?

It is a day, state-owned center delivering the Spanish education system while teaching Italian language and literature, across four stages: Infantil, Primaria, ESO, and Bachillerato, in an international bilingual environment.

Does the school issue both Spanish diplomas and Italian-language study as part of its program?

Yes. The center delivers the Spanish curriculum and includes Italian language and literature, geography and history within its program, under the governance of the Spanish state.

What are the tuition and service fees for 2026/27 by stage?

Infantil (3 years): service 472 EUR and teaching 2,387 EUR per year. Infantil (4–5 years): service 423 EUR and teaching 2,387 EUR. Primaria/ESO/Bachillerato: service 397 EUR and teaching 2,183 EUR. Fees are paid in two instalments for the teaching fee.

How is fee payment scheduled and what are the key deadlines?

Service fees are due in April 2026 (13–30 April). Teaching fees are split into two instalments: 60% (13–30 April 2026) and 40% (1–31 January 2027). Payments are by bank transfer to BANCO BPM accounts.

Are there scholarships or reductions available for families?

Yes. Scholarships are available for post-obligatory levels (Bachillerato and University) for 2026–27. Large families may receive reductions on service and teaching fees, including tiered reductions for multiple siblings, and Spanish nationals may pay only the service quota.

What does the Infantil curriculum look like, including weekly hours and language exposure?

Infantil focuses on Growth in Harmony (7 hours), Discovery and Exploration of the Environment (about 6.25–6.5 hours), and Communication and Representation of Reality (about 7–7.25 hours) per week, totaling 27.5 hours. Italian is the country language with English introduced as the initial foreign language, plus 0.75 hours of religious instruction and 2.5 hours recreation.

What post-obligatory options exist and are scholarships available for Bachillerato/University?

The school offers Bachillerato and University pathways, with post-obligatory scholarships available for the 2026–27 year.

What is known about the school's exam results?

The school reports a 100% pass rate in the PAU/Esame di Stato exams.

What facilities does the campus offer?

The campus includes Rafael Alberti Library, an auditorium, Physics and Chemistry labs, Biology lab, an Art classroom, two computer labs, Italian and Latin language rooms, two desdoble classrooms, a dining hall, and a cafeteria.

Are there sports facilities on site or through external partners?

Yes. There are two gyms and a climbing wall, with the sports program supported by Centro deportivo Roma Uno for expanded facilities.

What academic and language facilities support learning?

There are dedicated science labs, an Art classroom, two computer labs, and language facilities for Italian and Latin, plus spaces to support bilingual education and plurilingualism.

What extracurricular activities and exchanges are available?

The school offers activities such as Rutas Científicas, Artísticas y Literarias, an English immersion program in 6th grade, Erasmus+, and various trips and exchanges (e.g., Naples, London, Granada, Florence).

Is there parental involvement, and how is it organized?

Yes. The AMPA parents association operates through Meraki to offer non-teaching activities and participates in the school's Educational Project.

Are there student exchanges or international trips available?

Yes, with trips and exchanges to places like Naples, London, Granada and Florence as part of the program.

How does the school support wellbeing and safeguarding?

The school runs a Plan for Wellbeing and Protection with a Convivencia Commission, wellbeing coordinator, guidance counselor and equality lead, plus training on rights, safety and digital responsibility.

What support is available for EAL and SEN students?

The school provides a high level of English and bilingual education, with English certificates (DELE, PLIDA). General disability measures are available; more specialized supports are managed through the Tutorial Action Plan (PAT) and the Academic-Professional Guidance Plan (POAP), with individualized adaptations as needed.

How is safeguarding handled at the school?

There are explicit safeguarding protocols for abuse, bullying, cyberbullying and other forms of violence, with prompt reporting to authorities when required and clear coordination with staff and authorities.

Is the school a boarding school or a day school?

Liceo Cervantes operates as a day school; no boarding facilities are listed.

Is there a school uniform I need to buy?

There is no mandatory uniform or uniform fee listed in the documentation.

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