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Salou, Tarragona, Spain. Salvador Espriu s/n, 43840 Salou - Tarragona
Nursery and Preschool; Primary; ESO; Baccalaureate; Online School
Boarding school with on-site residence and host-family options; sports academies
Support programmes for students requiring extra monitoring; a welcome classroom; intensive refresher courses for foreign/new students; extracurricular support
Spain
Bus routes cover a large area; contracts available per day or per month; buses have supervisors; real-time tracking via BatOnRoute
Application fees
- No fixed one‑time application, registration, or enrollment fee amount is published on the school's public admission pages; the admissions process is described but no numeric application fee is shown.
Tuition fees by year group (per payment and annual equivalent where published)
- General model: Tuition is age‑adapted and billed in 10 equal payments across the school year.
- Nursery and Preschool (published starting point): €450 per payment; billed in 10 equal payments (annual equivalent: €4,500).
- Primary, Secondary (ESO) and Baccalaureate (BAT / IB / BAT+IB): Fees increase progressively with age and vary depending on whether a student follows the local BAT diploma, the IB diploma, or a dual BAT+IB pathway. The school does not publish a detailed per‑grade numeric schedule for primary, secondary, or baccalaureate tuition on its public pages.
- Per‑term note: The school uses 10 equal payments rather than a traditional termly billing schedule; therefore there is no publicly posted traditional ‘‘per term'' table of fees.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Billing schedule: Tuition is charged in 10 equal payments over the academic year.
- Admissions/registration timing: Enrollment and the admission process are open year‑round from P1 to Baccalaureate; details of documentation and the admission workflow are provided but specific payment‑term contract wording is not published on the public pages.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding options: The school offers two accommodation options (student residence and host families) and two programme formats (Full‑Time Boarding and Weekly Boarding). For students aged 12 and above the residence programme can be booked termly, half a school year, or for the full school year.
- Published boarding fees: No specific boarding fee amounts, price tables, or standard boarding packages with prices are published on the boarding pages.
Other costs and optional services
- Material and books: Identified as a one‑off payment per academic year (amount not published).
- Excursions and trips: Approximately three excursions per academic year are noted; end‑of‑year camps and exchange trips occur for some year groups (amounts vary by programme and age).
- Optional services with separate rates: Transport (school bus), canteen, extracurricular activities, and reception/extended care are available as optional services with flexible rates (specific prices are not published).
- Uniforms: Uniform is compulsory from P1 to 4th year of ESO and is sold through the school store (uniform costs are not published).
- Included items: The school states that many curricular and value‑added activities (for example, swimming, a specialised reading/writing programme, coding/robotics training, and certain support services) are included within tuition at different ages; specific line‑item cost breakdowns for these inclusions are not published.
Refund information
- No explicit public refund or fee‑cancellation policy is published in the school's public fee or registration pages. There is no posted numeric refund table or published terms for fee refunds on the publicly accessible pages.
Fee payment options
- Accepted payment methods: The school's public pages do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example, bank transfer, credit card, or direct debit) in a published fees section. The homepage contains an "Access to Alexia" parent portal link for family and administrative access.
Summary of publicly available fee information and limits of published detail
- Publicly published facts: The school publishes the billing model (10 equal payments) and the Nursery/Preschool starting point of €450 per payment. It confirms that fees rise with age and vary by diploma pathway and that a set of optional services and occasional one‑off costs exist.
- Publicly unpublished facts: The school does not publish a detailed, line‑by‑line numeric fee schedule by specific year group (primary grades, ESO grades, or baccalaureate years), no published amounts for boarding, no explicit published application/registration fee amounts, no published refund/cancellation policy with figures, and no published list of accepted payment methods on its public pages.
Multicultural and multilingual environment with families and students from around the world.
Socrates Educa International School is a boarding and day community in Spain serving learners from ages 1 to 18, with on-site residences, host-family options and sports academies. The school offers Cambridge Primary, the International Baccalaureate Diploma, the American Curriculum and the Japanese Curriculum, with progression from P1 to national and international qualifications. Robotics, programming and laboratory work are embedded in teaching, with emphasis on regular discussions, group projects and presentations. Founded as a civic, non-profit initiative, the Socrates Educa Foundation was established in 2007 and opened in 2012. The campus spans 30,000 m2 with over 8,000 m2 of facilities, including laboratories, libraries, a Forum and flexible classrooms. Sustainable features include rainwater irrigation, solar energy and wind power. Outdoor sports cover 3,100 m2, with a multipurpose hall and swimming. The environment is multilingual, with English immersion and Catalan, Spanish and Chinese. Cambridge accreditation as trainer and examiner supports the academic programme.
