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Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain. Address: López Santos, 1, Ctra. A-6 Km 17 (Camino Viejo de Madrid), 28231 Las Rozas, Madrid.
18 months up to 14 years.
British international school following the National British Curriculum.
Spain
Opening hours are 9:00–17:00; extra hours 8:00–18:00; After School Classes 17:15–18:15.
Application fee
- Application / registration fee: Not published publicly. Fee levels and any non‑refundable reservation charge are not available on the school's public pages; access to enrolment/fee details is restricted to the school's reserved (private) area that requires login.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- Annual and per‑term tuition figures by year group are not published on the school's public pages. A full tuition schedule broken down by year group and by term (or monthly instalments) is kept in the school's reserved/private area and is not publicly posted.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing schedule: Not published publicly. The school indicates support for monthly payment arrangements through third‑party payroll/meal voucher providers, but does not publish a specific termly/annual billing calendar on public pages.
- Payment timing and late‑payment terms are not available on public pages and are managed through the school's internal finance/reserved area.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding provision: The school operates as a day school for children from 18 months to 14 years; no boarding provision or boarding fees are published or described on public pages. Daily opening hours and extra hours are listed, consistent with a day‑school model.
Other costs or fees (uniform, meals, transport, extras)
- Uniform: All children must wear school uniform and uniform items are sold at the school; specific uniform prices are not published on public pages.
- School meals: The school prepares meals in its own kitchen and provides a rotating, balanced menu; whether lunch is included in tuition or charged separately is not publicly stated. Meal prices and whether the service is compulsory are not published on public pages.
- Transport: A school bus service is provided covering different zones and supervised by staff; bus fares and zone prices are not published on public pages.
- Extra‑hour / after‑school activity charges: The school lists extended hours and after‑school classes but does not publish associated fees on public pages.
Refund information
- Refund and cancellation policy for application, reservation or tuition payments is not published on the school's public pages. Details of refundable or non‑refundable charges are held in the school's internal/reserved area.
Fee payment options
- The school works with payment/benefit providers (Sodexo, Cheque Dejeuner, Edenred) to facilitate monthly payments via those schemes. Other specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit) are not listed on public pages.
Summary of findings
- The school's public pages describe age range, curriculum, meals, uniform and transport services, and show that detailed fee and enrolment financial terms are kept in a reserved/private area that requires login; a public, up‑to‑date fee schedule (application fee, tuition by year group per term, billing calendar, refund rules) is not posted on the publicly accessible pages that were reviewed.
British Prince School is a British international school in Spain, delivering the National British Curriculum for ages 1 to 14. Established in 2007, it offers a safe, welcoming environment where English immersion is central and all staff are native English speakers. The early years feature small class sizes to support language development, with Toddlers, Pre-Nursery and Nursery guided by two teachers. The curriculum blends classroom learning with museum, theatre and gallery visits in Madrid to enrich understanding and curiosity. The campus spans over 4,000 square metres and includes four buildings, large modern classrooms with private bathrooms, and interactive technology. Outdoor spaces include four play zones, football and basketball courts, and a garden with a vegetable plot, plus an outdoor swimming pool for summer courses. Accreditations include British Council recognition, underscoring the school's commitment to a quality British education and developing confident, lifelong learners who contribute locally and globally to society.
