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Spain, Alicante
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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.
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.
