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Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
Located in Spain, Muntori Bilingual School teaches Swiss Curriculum to students aged 3 to 18. It operates as a bilingual school and Cambridge Preparation Centre and Cambridge English School, delivering multilingual education on campus. The hallmark is Muntori Project, a project-based learning approach used across Early Childhood Education, Primary, Secondary Obligatoria, and Sixth Form College. Lessons avoid traditional textbooks, with students as protagonists guided by teachers through collaborative projects. Individualized plans are built on multiple intelligences to tailor competencies, and class sizes are kept small to support personalized attention. The school houses an English language academy offering intensive courses for children and adults with official certifications. Facilities include ecological spaces such as an orchard and farm, a psychopedagogical and speech therapy office, transport, extended hours, and a canteen that accommodates diets. Cambridge assessments, plurilingual education (English, Castilian, Valencian; with Chinese and French afterschool options) and emotional development focus completes profile.
Infants, Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form College.
Type
Bilingual school; Cambridge Preparation Centre and Cambridge English School.
Additional learning support
Psychopedagogical office and speech therapist.
Country affiliation
Spain
School day structure
Monday–Friday, 8:00–18:00.
Bus service
Transport service with routes: Muro – Cocentaina – Alcoy – Castalla; Bañeres – Ibi – Castalla; Villena – Cañada – Biar – Castalla.
Fees
Annual tuition at Muntori Bilingual School ranges from EUR 7,390 to EUR 9,350 for 2026/27.
Application fees
- Enrollment (one-off, first year only): EUR 630.
One-off / annual ancillary charges
- General expenses (covers psychopedagogical services, platforms, school insurance, etc.): 2 × EUR 150 per course (two payments of EUR 150, total EUR 300 per academic year).
Recurring monthly fees (published amounts by year group)
- Infant education: EUR 404 per month. - Primary education: EUR 442 per month. - Secondary (1st, 2nd and 3rd): EUR 496 per month. - Secondary (4th): EUR 516 per month. - Bachillerato (1st year): EUR 565 per month. - Bachillerato (2nd year): EUR 600 per month.
Canteen and transport (published monthly charges)
- Canteen (school lunch): EUR 142 per month. - School transport: EUR 163 per month.
Uniform and other discretionary costs
- Uniform items are charged individually; sample published prices include: - Baby uniform pieces: approx. EUR 26.50 – EUR 35.70. - Full tracksuit: approx. EUR 52.20 – EUR 57.50. - Reversible school parka: approx. EUR 59.80 – EUR 66.70. - Shoes: approx. EUR 39.70 – EUR 57.50. - Individual polo/T‑shirts and socks are listed at lower single‑item prices.
Billing schedule and payment terms (published information and calculated interpretation)
- The school publishes all tuition and service amounts as monthly figures and lists general expenses as “2 × EUR 150 / course,” indicating the general expenses are charged in two instalments during the academic year. The fees page does not publish explicit billing dates, the number of monthly instalments, formal due dates, or details on late‑payment penalties.
- Calculated (inference): because tuition is shown as a monthly amount and the general expenses are shown as two instalments, the following annual and per‑term totals are arithmetic calculations based on the published monthly figures. These calculated totals are presented for convenience and are not stated as published school billing items.
- Assumption for these calculations: academic billing = 10 monthly tuition payments per academic year; two equal terms per year (each term = 5 months). (This is a calculation derived from the monthly prices and the school's two general‑expense instalments; exact instalment counts and term definitions are not published.)
- Infant education: Annual (10 months) = EUR 4,040; Per term (5 months) = EUR 2,020. - Primary education: Annual (10 months) = EUR 4,420; Per term = EUR 2,210. - Secondary (1º–3º): Annual = EUR 4,960; Per term = EUR 2,480. - Secondary (4º): Annual = EUR 5,160; Per term = EUR 2,580. - Bachillerato 1º: Annual = EUR 5,650; Per term = EUR 2,825. - Bachillerato 2º: Annual = EUR 6,000; Per term = EUR 3,000. - Canteen: Annual = EUR 1,420; Per term = EUR 710. - Transport: Annual = EUR 1,630; Per term = EUR 815. - General expenses: EUR 300 per academic year, charged as two payments of EUR 150 (EUR 150 per term under a two‑term split).
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not listed among the school's published services and no boarding fees are published; therefore boarding is not applicable based on the school's publicly posted fees.
Refund information
- No published refund policy or specific refund terms for enrollment, tuition, canteen, transport, or uniform purchases appears on the school's publicly posted fee pages. The published fee items list amounts and the general‑expenses instalment structure but do not provide refund rules or conditions.
Fee payment options
- The school's published fee pages list amounts and instalment structure but do not state accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, direct debit/standing order, or credit/debit card). No payment‑method details or billing‑account information are published on the fee pages.
Brief note on published information and missing details
- The amounts above are the school's published charges for the current academic offering: one‑off enrollment, monthly tuition by year group, monthly canteen and transport fees, and an itemised uniform price list. The school's fee page explicitly shows general expenses as “2 × EUR 150 / course,” which indicates two scheduled charges for that concept. The school's published pages do not include explicit billing calendars, exact number of tuition instalments, published payment due dates, accepted payment methods, or a published refund policy; the annual and per‑term totals above are calculated from the published monthly figures using a 10‑month academic billing assumption and a two‑term split (5 months per term) for convenience.
Academics
Muntori Bilingual School teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
Curriculum
The school uses the Muntori Project, a proprietary methodology for students in Early Childhood Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education Obligatoria, and the Sixth Form College. The educational offer is based on project-based learning and draws on more than 40 years of teaching experience. The learning approach emphasizes project work without textbooks and is guided by a philosophy of student engagement and creativity. Individualized plans are developed according to multiple intelligences theory to tailor competencies to each learner, and class sizes are described as reduced to support personalized attention. An English language Academy offers intensive English courses for children and adults at levels A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2, with official certifications.
Student Teacher Ratio
The school has a reduced student-to-teacher ratio to enable personalized attention.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Pedagogical innovation and emotional development: The school demonstrates strong academic results through innovative pedagogical methodologies integrated into educational projects. It emphasizes activities that support physical activity, values, coexistence, and healthy and sustainable habits. Values and coexistence are treated as important as knowledge. The school aims to maximize cognitive, physical, creative, and emotional development in students. The environment fosters collaboration and personal growth.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Reduced class sizes enable individualized attention and address diverse interests, concerns, and learning paces.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Plurilingual education integrates languages naturally, creating a multilingual environment where children learn English, Castilian, and Valencian. As after-school activities, Chinese and French are included. The school is a Cambridge Preparation Centre for Cambridge University.
Mental Wellbeing
Emotional development is central to the pedagogical framework, with a focus on values and coexistence. The approach supports students' wellbeing by balancing cognitive growth with physical activity and healthy lifestyle habits.
Admissions
Admissions
Step 1. Enrollment is open year-round. This is indicated by the enrollment language on the school materials. Step 2. Request a guided tour to view facilities, learn about the school's methodology, and have your questions answered. The guided tour can be requested through the school's site, where staff will present the program and approach. Step 3. Download the dossier to review the program in detail and understand the school's educational project, language offerings, and campus features. Step 4. For additional information or to start the enrollment process, fill out the inquiry form on the Fees page to have a representative contact you. The Fees page notes that you should submit the form if you have doubts or questions, and you will be contacted. Language program and Cambridge components: the school provides multilingual education with English, Castellano and Valenciano as core languages; from fifth grade, German is introduced; the school is a Cambridge English School and a Cambridge Preparation Centre, with examination opportunities including Starters, Movers, Flyers, KET, PET, FIRST and CAE. Additional languages include French and Chinese, and language programs extend through primary and secondary levels; the school offers language academy and related activities. Hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00–18:00. Enrollment is 630€ for the first year; general expenses 2 x 150€; canteen 140€ per month; transport 160€ per month.
FAQs
What does Muntori Bilingual School offer?
Located in Spain, Muntori Bilingual School teaches Swiss Curriculum to students aged 3 to 18. It operates as a bilingual school and Cambridge Preparation Centre and Cambridge English School, delivering multilingual education on campus. The hallmark i.
What age range?
Ages 3-18.
What are the fees?
Annual fees: EUR 7,390 to EUR 9,350.
How many students?
Approximately 160 students.
Co-educational?
Yes.
SEN support?
Not specifically mentioned.
Where?
In Spain.
Languages?
English and Spanish are typically offered.
Transport?
Contact school.
What makes it special?
Located in Spain, Muntori Bilingual School teaches Swiss Curriculum to students aged 3 to 18. It operates as a bilingual school and Cambridge Preparat.
