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From infancy through Bachillerato, Edelweiss School provides a continuous educational path in Valencia, with each stage representing an ascent in learning. A 2-year-old classroom introduces English at an early age, and teachers communicate with students in English to support phonetic and oral understanding. In Educación Infantil and Primaria, English is embedded, with about 60% of classes taught in English and French introduced as an optional third language, supported by cooperative work and project-based learning and early Christian faith formation. In Educación Secundaria, languages are consolidated with Cambridge exam preparation and an international exchange program, while Bachillerato emphasizes advanced study, English proficiency (many students reach Cambridge Advanced or Proficiency), small-group university-preparation work, and continued faith formation.
All extracurricular activities occur on campus and follow Edelweiss School's educational project. Activities run from October to May within the school facilities, with some sports schedules extending into after-school time. Qualified staff coordinate each activity to ensure professionalism and student engagement. Offerings include sports (basketball, football, judo, tennis, volleyball), arts and crafts, choir, and language and digital skills such as French, chess, and computing, with additional options like ballet and modern dance guided by specialists.
The school operates as a bilingual English–Spanish institution with native and bilingual professionals. In Educación Primaria, 60% of classes are taught in English, with French introduced as a third language (optional). Educación Secundaria includes Cambridge exam preparation and an international exchange program, supporting language development across the curriculum. In higher grades, French is offered as an additional language, and the school supports language learning through project-based and immersive approaches.
Extracurricular activities foster social skills, teamwork, and a sense of belonging through sports, arts, music, and digital-literate clubs. Students have opportunities to participate in team sports, choir, and arts activities, as well as clubs that promote critical thinking and creativity through English-language contexts.
Leadership development is encouraged through activities such as Debate Club in Secondary and group-work that nurtures responsibility and initiative. The school provides examination and university-preparation pathways, including Cambridge exam preparation and PAU orientation, with tutoring and parental-student meetings to support leadership and lifelong learning. Collaboration with families through regular tutoría sessions helps students reflect on their progress and goals.
The campus features extensive outdoor spaces, including a large garden and 6 sports facilities, plus an outdoor swimming pool for physical education in warmer months and a student-managed garden. The school offers extended-hours services (morning and after-school care) to accommodate families, with additional activities available through its Summer School and on-site programs.
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.
