Spain, Alicante
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Step 2: The school provides education from pre-school through grade 9. Preschool (3–5 years) follows the Swedish curriculum LPFÖ 18. Grades F–6 emphasize individualised teaching, non-fiction reading, classical music, daily physical activity, and nutritious meals. Grades 7–9 include tutoring for remote students via Sofia Distance.
Step 3: Guest Students may join for short stays and applications are accepted year-round. Guest stays can be 4–5 weeks depending on full-term enrollment. The academic year generally follows the Swedish calendar but takes Spanish holidays into account. Applications are accepted year-round via Apply Now.
Step 4: Fees and government grants: A registration fee of €750 per family is charged and is non-refundable. The 2025–2026 fees are published and adjusted annually. All new students are invoiced as non-approved until Skolverket approves government funding. If government funding is approved, the fee is reduced by €700. Municipal funding (Skolpeng) may apply if approved by the home municipality. Applications for government grants are submitted at the beginning of autumn term; the school collects and forwards them to Skolverket for assessment; if approved, the difference is credited to the next year's fee.
Skandinaviska Skolan Costa Blanca is a private international school in Orihuela offering education from age 3 to 18. Established in 1999, it follows Swedish standards and teaches in Spanish and English from year 1. The preschool follows LPFÖ 18, and the curriculum serves Swedish, Norwegian, and Finnish students within a supportive, family-oriented setting. The school is approved by the Swedish Education Agency and operates across three buildings in a tranquil residential area. Class sizes are complemented by a high teacher density, underpinning a health-conscious environment with daily movement and nutritious meals prepared by a dedicated chef. Bilingual language development is a cornerstone: Swedish language lessons for children age 6+, plus regular Spanish lessons and after-school courses. The campus runs a Summer School and is active in sustainability through the Green Flag Award. Costa Blanca is recognized by the WHO as one of the world's healthiest places, reinforcing the school's emphasis on well-being overall.