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Spain, Barcelona
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The Til·ler Escola Waldorf-Steiner is located at Carrer Apel·les Mestres, 11, Bellaterra, 08193 Bellaterra, Spain. It sits in the Bellaterra area near the Barcelona metropolitan region. Phone: 93 592 97 95.
Infantil (early childhood/kindergarten), Primària (Primary), Secundària (Secondary), Batxillerat (Upper Secondary/Baccalaureate).
Private Waldorf-Steiner school.
Individualized student support provided by teachers and staff (infantil groups of 15–20).
Spain (Catalonia).
Application fees
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Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
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Billing schedule and payment terms
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Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The school operates as a day school; there is no boarding provision described in the school's publicly available information, and no boarding fees are published.
Other costs or fees (uniform, meals, materials, activities, transport, etc.)
- The school states that it has its own kitchen and provides organic meals, indicating a school meal service exists; however, no published prices for meals or canteen services are available on the school's public pages.
- No published, itemised fees for uniforms, materials, extracurricular activities, school trips, or transport are available on the school's public pages for the current academic year.
Refund information
- No publicly available refund or cancellation policy for application, registration, tuition, meals or other fees is published on the school's public pages for the current academic year.
Fee payment options (credit card, bank transfer, direct debit, etc.)
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Administrative and legal status (relevant to fees and funding)
- The centre is described publicly as a cooperative school managed by teachers and families. Some external education registries and directories classify the centre as a private school; at least one official education listing identifies the centre in the public/concertada registries. These mixed listings are relevant because they affect funding and the structure of parental fees, but no fee schedule is published.
Summary of public information (brief):
- The school presents itself as a cooperative Waldorf-Steiner school and confirms meal provision and standard day-school hours, but it does not publish any specific fee amounts, billing schedules, payment methods, boarding fees, uniform costs, or refund policies for the current academic year on its publicly accessible pages.
El Til·ler Waldorf-Steiner School is an accredited school in Bellaterra, Catalonia, Spain, serving children from age 3 to 18. The curriculum is based on Waldorf pedagogy across Infantil, Primària, Secundària and Batxillerat, with Primària combining cognitive, artistic and practical activities led by a tutor, and Secundària offering four years of study with two final years of bachillerat, spanning scientific, humanistic, technological and artistic subjects. The school emphasizes experiential learning through music, eurhythmics, visual arts, handcrafts and storytelling, and organizes regular field trips and farm stays to connect students with the local environment. Facilities include natural materials and spaces designed to support individual development, and the school operates its own kitchen serving organic food. Learning occurs through a living educational community, with continuous mentorship and collaboration among families, teachers and students, rooted in Rudolf Steiner's educational principles since the school's founding in 1999 as a playgroup and later cooperative and continues.
