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Edelweiss School

Spain, Valencia

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Spanish
Fees Unlisted
Ages 2 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1961
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Christian Curriculum
Taught languages English, French, Spanish
Typical class size 25
Strengths Languages, Sport, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Leadership and Professional, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Edelweiss School is a private Catholic bilingual school in Valencia, serving ages 2 to 18. It offers a Catholic, bilingual Spanish–English education with a bespoke curriculum from nursery through Bachillerato. In Nursery, children spend most of the day in English with native or bilingual teachers and learn to read and write with Jolly Phonics. In Primary, most subjects are taught in English; Spanish, Mathematics and Religion are taught in Spanish. English remains the language of instruction across learning, guiding project work. In Secondary and Bachillerato, Cambridge exam preparation and small-group university guidance are emphasized. The school is an Addvantage member and an examination centre for the British Council; many graduates achieve Cambridge C1+/C2. The Campo Olivar campus in Godella features a 15,000 m2 garden, an integrated chapel, an outdoor pool, six sports courts, a science laboratory, and a kitchen serving daily meals. Extracurriculars include debate, choir, and chess for all.

Carrer de Pino Panera, 19, 46110 Campolivar, Valencia, Spain

The Essentials

Edelweiss School has typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English, Spanish.

Location

Campo Olivar (Godella), a quiet residential area near Valencia, Spain. The campus is about 10 km from Valencia city centre and sits among pine trees in a natural setting. A bus service operates between Valencia and Campo Olivar, supervised by teachers. The facilities include a large garden, six football/basketball courts, a swimming pool, and a chapel.

Stages

From ages 2 to university; Aula de 2 años (2-year-old classroom), Infantil, Primaria, Secundaria, Bachillerato.

Type

Private Catholic bilingual school.

Additional learning support

School counselling; Early Morning drop-off service; School of Parents for guidance to students, families and teachers.

Country affiliation

Spain

Religious affiliation

Catholic

Bus service

Bus service between Valencia and Campo Olivar supervised by teachers.

Fees
Application fees
- No public application or one‑time enrolment fee is published on the school's public admissions or general information pages; there is no publicly available figure for a registration/enrolment charge for the current academic year.

Tuition fees (by year group / per term / per year)
- The school does not publish a public tuition schedule by year group, term or full academic year on its public pages; no per‑term or per‑year tuition amounts are available for Infant, Primary, Secondary or Bachillerato.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- There is no publicly posted billing schedule, payment‑term breakdown (termly, monthly or annually), nor published general payment terms for regular tuition on the public site. The school operates a family portal (Alexia) and a school shop integrated with Alexia for uniform and materials, which indicates some services are managed through that portal, but the public pages do not state tuition billing frequency, due dates, late‑payment terms, or discounts/concessions.

Boarding fees
- No boarding, residence or internado service is listed for Edelweiss School; the school presents itself as a day school (no residential/boarding provision or boarding fees are published).

Other costs and fees (uniform, meals, transport, extracurricular, summer school, insurance, materials, etc.)
- Uniforms and school materials: The school maintains an on‑site and online school shop for uniforms and reading books; uniform is required from age 2 to Bachillerato, but uniform item prices are not published on the public shop page. Families order through the Alexia portal or in person.
- Extracurricular activities: The public extraescolares section lists many activities; specific per‑pupil prices for most student extracurricular activities are not published, but some priced offerings are shown (examples for adult classes run at the school): Tennis (2 classes/week) — EUR 65 per month; Training Functional (2 classes/week) — EUR 60 per month. Student extracurricular activities are described by stage and schedule but generally lack public prices.
- Transport (school bus): Bus services are referenced for Summer School and regular services are mentioned as available, but no standard annual/termly transport price is published for regular school year routes on public pages. Summer School bus fees (detailed below) are published.
- Summer School (published prices for current summer programme):
- Infantil / Primary (general Summer School package):
- 2 weeks: EUR 307.00 (bus: EUR 94.00; natación: EUR 88.00; tenis: EUR 90.00).
- 3 weeks: EUR 426.00 (bus: EUR 145.00; natación: EUR 100.00; tenis: EUR 104.00).
- 4 weeks: EUR 576.00 (bus: EUR 176.00; natación: EUR 130.00; tenis: EUR 133.00).
- Sports Summer (3º–6º Primary) package:
- 2 weeks: EUR 397.00 (bus: EUR 94.00).
- 3 weeks: EUR 530.00 (bus: EUR 145.00).
- 4 weeks: EUR 709.00 (bus: EUR 176.00).
- Summer School notes: Summer School prices include the standard school midday meal for the programme hours; there is a morning care option charged separately during Summer School (stated as EUR 3 per day).

Refunds and cancellation / deposit policy
- No public, detailed refund, cancellation or deposit policy for admissions, tuition, or other school fees (for the regular academic year) is published on the school's public pages. No public statement of how registration deposits or matriculation payments are treated (refundable, non‑refundable, or subject to deadlines) is available.

Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, online payments, cash)
- The public site does not list accepted payment methods for tuition or regular school fees. The shop and family services reference the Alexia families portal for ordering, but there is no public list of which payment instruments (credit/debit card, bank transfer, direct debit, standing order) are accepted for tuition or charges on public pages.

Practical contact for confirming exact figures
- For precise, itemised tuition schedules, application/enrolment fees, billing schedule, payment methods, refund rules and any boarding fees (if applicable), the school provides contact details: correo@edelweiss-school.com and telephone +34 963 63 80 81. The school's legal notice lists the company details for Edelweiss School S.L. (use these contacts to request the formal fee schedule and payment terms).

Summary of findings (brief): Publicly posted, itemised tuition or application fee tables for the current academic year are not published on the school's public pages. The public pages do show: an on‑site/online uniform shop (no public uniform prices), listed extracurriculars (most student activity prices not published), and a detailed Summer School price list (the Summer School programme and its per‑duration prices and optional extras are published). For all missing tuition/application/billing/payment/refund details the school's admissions or administration must provide the formal fee schedule and terms.
Academics

Edelweiss School teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Christian Curriculum for students aged 2 to 18.

Curriculum

From nursery to Bachillerato (pre-university), Edelweiss School offers a Catholic, bilingual Spanish–English education in Valencia. Nursery students spend more than half a day in English with native or bilingual teachers and learn to read and write with Jolly Phonics. In Primary, all subjects are taught in English except for Spanish, Mathematics and Religion; English is the language of instruction for all learning and the main focus of project work. Middle School and High School aim to consolidate the English learned from a young age, with small groups to help students obtain Cambridge certificates corresponding to their level; Edelweiss School is an Addvantage member and an examination centre of the British Council. The vast majority of students leave with a Cambridge Certified Advanced level (C1), and the school emphasizes excellent results in university entrance examinations; in Bachillerato, small groups support individual progress.

Exam Results

The vast majority of students leave with a Cambridge-certified Advanced level (C1). Our students obtain very good results in university entrance examinations.

Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The staff adopt a loving, family-like attitude with all students. Small groups allow closer monitoring and better knowledge of each student. We work individually with students to develop the best in themselves. Parents have permanent and direct contact with the school, especially through tutoring sessions, where staff listen and address the specific needs of each family. The school fosters strong family involvement to support students' social and emotional development.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

We promote bilingual English-language learning with specialized teachers. A third language (French) is introduced from Primary Education. Most students finish their schooling with Cambridge Advanced (C1) certification.

Mental Wellbeing

The school provides a caring, family-like environment with attentive support for each child. Pastoral care is available; there is a chapel on campus and two chaplains regularly visit to support students. Spiritual formation is extended to families through the family pastoral program, encouraging participation in the school's spiritual life and its values. Escuela de Padres sessions help families support their children's emotional development.

Safeguarding

Capellanía y pastoral de familias: chapel on campus and accompaniment in the Christian formation of students. There are two chaplains who regularly visit the school. Preparation for sacraments is offered at the school. Family pastoral support extends into the home to involve families in the school's spiritual life.

Admissions

Admissions

The school requires a personal interview for all new admissions. To apply for the interview, use the available link labeled APPLY FOR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW. Educational stages include: Infantil (Nursery 2 years and up) where the development of intellectual, emotional, and physical abilities occurs through experimentation, play, and interaction with the environment; the introduction of English from age two supports phonetic and oral comprehension; Primaria (Primary) where communication, logical thinking, and understanding of the social and natural world form the basis of education, with students able to express themselves in English both orally and in writing; ESO and Bachillerato (Secondary and Bachillerato) where students are prepared in mathematics, sciences, and social studies, and achieve strong English proficiency with most students reaching at least C1 and some achieving C2. Final decision and enrollment are communicated within the established timeframe, and once admission is confirmed, information is provided to reserve a place and complete enrollment. Nursery admissions allow babies from 24 months; benefits may include bus transport if desired, lunches and snacks provided by the school from a local fruit supplier, and the Valencian Community child voucher. Admissions for Primary, Secondary, and Bachillerato require submission of grades and reports, and include an entrance test with the school's educational psychologist as part of the process. The school offers the following levels: Nursery (Aula de 2 años), Infantil (3–5 años), Primaria (6–12 años), Secundaria (12–16 años), Bachillerato (16–18 años).

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