Colegio Base vs LIFE International School

	C Colegio Base Madrid, Spain	L LIFE International School Madrid, Spain
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €6,813 - 14,312	Fees / year €5,910 - 9,350
Age range	Age range 1 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum, Bespoke Curriculum, British Curriculum	Curriculum American Curriculum, Christian Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 685	Pupils 128
Typical class size	Typical class size 19	Typical class size 15
Instruction language	Instruction language Spanish, English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1962	Opened 2017
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The Base International School is located on a multi-building campus in La Moraleja, Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain. The campus sits in La Moraleja, one of the greenest and most peaceful areas of Alcobendas, far from the noise and congestion of the city. The street address is C. del Camino Ancho, 10, 28109 Alcobendas, Madrid.	Location Tres Cantos, Madrid, Spain. LIFE International School is located at Sector Foresta 1, planta 1, 28760 Tres Cantos, Madrid. A new campus is at Ronda de Poniente 3, Tres Cantos, Madrid.
Stages	Stages Preschool (1–6 years old); Primary (6–12 years old); Secondary (12–16 years old); National Baccalaureate (16–18 years old); International Baccalaureate (16–18 years old).	Stages Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary Education with English immersion
School type	School type Private, international school. Base International School is part of Affinitas Education, a network of bilingual and international schools.	School type Private international school
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix 30 nationalities represented in the school.	Pupil nationality mix 34 nationalities represented; the most common nationality is Spanish (52 students); 48 students from other countries.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support A Guidance and psychopedagogy department supports learning and personal development, offering speech therapy, academic and career guidance, and emotional support from Preschool through Bachillerato. The school focuses on prevention, assessment, and addressing any learning or developmental needs.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Spain	Country affiliation —
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation Christian
School day structure	School day structure Extended hours are available in the morning and afternoon: 7:30–9:30 and 17:00–18:30, depending on the stage.	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details School transport across Madrid operates on 19 bus routes reaching areas such as Chamartín, Chamberí, Salamanca, Arturo Soria, Sanchinarro, Tres Cantos, and Pozuelo. SMS notifications are sent in case of incidents, and students are accompanied safely from their front door to the classroom.	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application & reservation fees - Initial enrolment (one‑time, paid at first registration; non‑refundable and not deductible): - EUR 600 (Infant) - EUR 720 (Primary) - EUR 730 (Secondary) - EUR 730 (Bachillerato). - Reservation of place for returning families (one‑time; invoiced in mid‑May; not refundable): EUR 630. Tuition fees (monthly; escolaridad — billed per month) Notes: the published monthly amounts are divided into ten monthly payments (September to June) for most year groups; 2º Bachillerato (Spanish and IB) is billed over nine monthly payments (September to May). All amounts below are shown as monthly fees. - Infant (full day): EUR 630 per month. - Infant (morning schedule only): EUR 490 per month (available only for children in the first cycle of Infant—ages 1–2). - Primary: - Years 1–2 Primary: EUR 800 per month. - Years 3–4 Primary: EUR 820 per month. - Years 5–6 Primary: EUR 830 per month. - Secondary (ESO): - Years 1–2 ESO: EUR 890 per month. - Years 3–4 ESO: EUR 910 per month. - Bachillerato (National route): - 1º Bachillerato Nacional: EUR 1,030 per month. - 2º Bachillerato Nacional: EUR 1,145 per month (billed over nine months: September to May). - International Baccalaureate (IB Diploma Programme): - 1º IB (Programme Year 1): EUR 1,300 per month. - 2º IB (Programme Year 2): EUR 1,445 per month (billed over nine months: September to May). Billing schedule and payment terms - Annual tuition is normally divided into ten equal monthly instalments (September through June) for each billed concept. 2º Bachillerato (both Spanish and IB) is divided into nine monthly instalments (September through May). - Reservation of place for the next academic year is invoiced in mid‑May; the reservation amount is returned in September to families who continue at the school; families who do not notify non‑renewal by the stated deadline may forfeit the reservation/refund or be charged the September instalment as set out in the school's enrolment terms. - The initial enrolment fee (matrícula) is paid once at first registration and is non‑refundable and not deductible from future fees. Boarding fees - Boarding is not offered / no boarding fees are listed in the school's published fee schedule. Other services and additional fees - School meals and catering: - Half‑board (meal plus snack): EUR 245 per month. - Single day meal: EUR 20 per occasion. - Bachillerato (meal and snack — 2 days per week): EUR 125 per month. - Snack / bocadillo: EUR 45 per month. - Extended hours (7:30–9:00 and 17:00–18:30): provided free of charge for Infant and for the rest of the stages (as published). - School transport (bus): - Regular transport (1 route): EUR 150 per month. - Transport (2 routes): EUR 235 per month. - Bachillerato transport: EUR 100 per month (1 route) / EUR 150 per month (2 routes). - Special‑zone transport: EUR 110 per month (1 route) / EUR 150 per month (2 routes). - Other one‑off or annual costs: - Psychological report (when required by the school's protocols): EUR 100. - Annual medical check / recognition: EUR 68. - Annual school accident insurance and healthcare service: EUR 107 (per annum, all courses). - Graduation photograph (class photo/orla): EUR 25. - Yearbook: EUR 50. - Sibling registration fees / concessions: - Matriculation for the second sibling: EUR 400 (second‑child registration fee). - Matriculation for the third and subsequent siblings: published as exempt / free from the matriculation fee (as indicated in the school's fee schedule). Refund information - The initial enrolment fee (matrícula) is explicitly non‑refundable and not deductible. - The reservation fee charged in mid‑May for returning families is non‑refundable if the family does not notify non‑renewal within the published deadline; for families who continue, the reservation amount is refunded in September (per the published enrolment terms and deadlines). Fee payment options - The school's published fee schedule and prices document lists fees, billing periods and non‑refund rules but does not specify public details of accepted payment methods (for example: bank transfer, direct debit, or card payment) within the fee schedule itself. For payment method arrangements and to confirm available payment channels, contact the school's admissions or finance office directly.	Fee details Administrative & application fees - Admissions fee (new student assessments and interviews): 100€ (one-time, non-refundable). - New student registration: 825€ (one-time; a 200€ discount is offered for registrations completed between Feb 16 and Apr 15). Non-refundable. - Re-registration fee (annual fee for current students): 85€ (annual; payable by February 15; non-refundable). - Operations and educational resources fee: 565€ (annual; does not include individual classroom material lists; non-refundable). - Full uniform starter pack (daily set and jogging suit): 232€ (starting pack; uniform prices subject to change). Tuition fees by year group (monthly and annual amounts) Fees are shown as monthly amounts billed across 10 months. The annual total shown is the monthly amount multiplied by 10. - Pre‑K (half‑day, 8:50–13:00, ages 3–4): 447€ / month — Annual equivalent: 4,470€. - Pre‑K (full day, ages 3–4): 526€ / month — Annual equivalent: 5,260€. - Kindergarten (age 5): 622€ / month — Annual equivalent: 6,220€. - Primary Grades 1–3: 682€ / month — Annual equivalent: 6,820€. - Primary Grades 4–6: 738€ / month — Annual equivalent: 7,380€. - Middle School Grades 7–8: 757€ / month — Annual equivalent: 7,570€. - High School Grades 9–10: 803€ / month — Annual equivalent: 8,030€. - High School Grades 11–12: 935€ / month — Annual equivalent: 9,350€. Optional and additional fees - School lunch (full lunch): 145€ / month (monthly). Annual equivalent: 1,450€. - School lunch (hybrid lunch): 80€ / month (monthly). Annual equivalent: 800€. - Early morning or afternoon care (08:00–08:50 / 16:00–17:00): 85€ / month (monthly). Annual equivalent: 850€. - 10‑pass lunch voucher (includes 10 lunches): 100€ (one‑time). - 10‑pass care voucher (includes 10 care sessions): 65€ (one‑time). - 10‑pass lunch and afternoon voucher (for half‑day students): 185€ (one‑time). - Corporate rates: available on request through administration. Uniform prices may change. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is presented as monthly instalments payable over 10 months (monthly amounts shown above). - Specific deadlines noted in the fee schedule include the re‑registration deadline of February 15 for the re‑registration fee and the registration discount window (Feb 16–Apr 15) for new registrations. Several administrative fees are explicitly non‑refundable. Boarding - Boarding is not applicable; LIFE International School operates as a day school for early childhood through grade 12. Refund information - The admissions fee, new student registration fee, re‑registration fee and the operations/educational resources fee are described as non‑refundable. Other fees are specified as one‑time or annual where indicated. Fee payment options and administration - Family account management and billing are handled through the school's Family Portal (client RenWeb) and by the school administration; the school provides phone and email contacts for the admissions and front office. Contact details: +34 910 564 436, +34 638 321 749, +34 657 231 725 and hello@lifeschool.es.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are not required; the school has no uniform policy.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options The school operates its own canteen, with meals prepared on-site by staff using carefully selected raw materials. Menus are designed by a nutrition specialist. For infants to 3rd Primary, meals are served at the tables, while from 4th Primary onwards, meals are self-service with daily options. Dietary needs are accommodated and allergen information is shared with families.	Food options Lunch is served on site with a monthly lunch menu. A November 2025 menu is published and downloadable.
House system	House system —	House system The school has Houses. Each year, students choose a name for their house based on the color of their house (examples include Black Ninjas and Red Dynamites). There is a Spirit Week and Service Week competition, and students earn points for their House for exemplary behavior; currently, students can earn points for reading during March.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Base International School is part of Affinitas Education, an international group of bilingual and international schools. Affinitas provides resources, training, and an international network while preserving each school's identity.	Governance and ownership —
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Base International School offers Preschool, Primary, Secondary (ESO), and High School through either the Spanish Bachillerato or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school provides an international curriculum that fosters critical thinking and global awareness, with a student-centered approach and small class sizes. From Year 10 (4º ESO), Base implements an Academic and Career Guidance Plan to help students identify interests, choose the most suitable Bachillerato, and plan university pathways. The campus in La Moraleja, Alcobendas hosts dedicated facilities for each stage, including sports, theatre, art, and an on-site dining hall. Extracurricular activities include robotics and programming in English. Base is part of Affinitas Education, an international network of bilingual and international schools.	Curriculum details LIFE offers an international program for Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary education with English immersion. Early Childhood (Pre-K and Kindergarten, ages 3-5) uses an English immersion curriculum, with a thematically planned program that integrates language development, math, and science within thematic units; it uses guided play, learning centers, music, art, library resources, and emphasizes character development. Elementary (Grades 1-6) includes English, Spanish Language and Literature, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social Studies, Bible Literacy, and Values; the curriculum integrates Art, Music, Technology, and Physical Education; apart from Spanish Language and Culture, all classes are 100% English immersion; cross-curricular units and projects are used. Secondary (Grades 7-12) offers a full international pathway based on an American curriculum taught in English immersion; core subjects include English, Spanish Language and Literature, Spanish Geography and History, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Bible; Art, Music, Technology, Health, and Physical Education are included, with two Spanish classes taught in Spanish. The school is fully accredited by the Middle States Association (MSA) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and can issue a U.S. high school diploma after completing 12th grade; LIFE is registered with the Community of Madrid as a foreign school (License 28078353) and diplomas must be co-validated to enter Spanish universities, with Lengua Castellana y Literatura and Geografía e Historia as required.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Small class sizes.	Student teacher ratio 5
Exam results	Exam results 100% pass rate in EvAU (university entrance exams) 2024. EvAU average score is 8.25. 30 nationalities represented in the school. Highest EvAU score achieved is 13.475 (out of 14).	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Base students are admitted to leading universities worldwide. Common fields of study include Engineering, Sciences, Economics, International Relations, Law, and creative disciplines.	Higher education progression The LIFE curriculum prepares students for international university pathways in Spain, the United States, and beyond, through a full American curriculum delivered in English.
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented Base provides personalised support to help each student develop their talents. A Guidance and Psychopedagogy Department supports learning and personal development from Preschool through Bachillerato, including academic and career guidance. Extracurriculars span athletics, arts, and technology to foster student talents.	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Base prioritizes emotional and social education as a core part of its values-driven approach, ensuring students receive a well-rounded, holistic education. An active safeguarding culture is in place, with staff trained to identify and respond to concerns. The school upholds respect, inclusion, and zero tolerance for bullying, celebrating diversity. Clear child-protection policies exist, led by a Safeguarding Coordinator who is available to students, families, and staff. Safer recruitment practices are followed to ensure every adult working with students is thoroughly vetted.	Social & emotional learning LIFE International School emphasizes Character Development, Collaboration, and Service as core educational areas. The teacher acts as a model and coach who comes alongside each student to stimulate the student's desire and joy of learning, and teamwork is an educational emphasis to prepare students for global leadership. Biblical Integration and values-based learning undergird classroom relationships and personal growth, supporting social-emotional development.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Base operates a Guidance and psychopedagogy department that supports learning and personal development. The department offers speech therapy, academic and career guidance, and emotional support from Preschool through Bachillerato. Our work focuses on prevention, assessment, and attending to any learning or developmental needs. This structure ensures students receive targeted support within an inclusive school community. The emphasis is on providing individualized strategies while maintaining a cohesive school experience.	Special educational needs (SEN) Classes are small to accommodate needs for hands-on learning, language support, and individualized support for special learning needs.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language Base is part of Affinitas, an international network of bilingual and international schools. Affinitas represents a bilingual environment and global approach. Base offers activities in English, including robotics and programming. Campus visits can be arranged in English.	English as an additional language English Immersion: Classes are taught in English by teachers who are certified to teach non-native students. Students with different levels of English learn in the same class with their peers. Individualized English instruction and support is provided to help students achieve fluency in content areas. Spanish language and culture are taught in primary courses.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Wellbeing comes first, always. An active safeguarding culture is in place, with staff trained to identify and respond to concerns. The school upholds respect, inclusion, and zero tolerance for bullying. Clear policies and an accessible safeguarding team support student wellbeing. The Safeguarding Coordinator is available to students, families, and staff.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Base maintains clear child-protection protocols led by a Safeguarding Coordinator. Staff receive training to identify and respond to safeguarding concerns. There is an accessible safeguarding team for students, families, and staff. The school promotes a culture of protection and duty of care. Safer recruitment practices ensure all adults working with students are thoroughly vetted.	Safeguarding LIFE emphasizes a safe, nurturing, supportive environment with a warm community. The school fosters respect for others, kindness, leadership, and conflict resolution rooted in empathy, and teachers care for students beyond academics.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Each educational stage has its own building and dedicated outdoor area, designed for the needs of its students. The campus is located in La Moraleja, Alcobendas, a green and peaceful area far from the noise and congestion of the city. From the moment you arrive, you can feel the fresh air, the open spaces, and an environment that is safe, spacious, and full of natural light. The facilities include bright classrooms, small class sizes, extensive sports facilities with multiple courts, a swimming pool, a theatre, art rooms, a radio studio, our own dining hall with an in-house kitchen, and a dedicated work area for families. Everything is designed so that students, teachers, and parents feel part of an open and active community.	Facilities overview New Campus: Ronda de Poniente 3, Tres Cantos. LIFE International School serves Early Childhood, Primary, and Secondary education with English immersion. The school provides a lunch service with a monthly lunch menu. The campus is located in Tres Cantos, Madrid.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Extensive sports facilities with multiple courts. A swimming pool is available for aquatic activities. The campus supports a wide range of physical education and sports programs with well-equipped spaces for practice and competition.	Sports facilities —
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Bright classrooms and small class sizes. Specialist spaces include a theatre, art rooms, and a radio studio. The campus also features an on-site dining hall with an in-house kitchen and a dedicated work area for families to engage with learning.	Academic facilities An American curriculum is delivered in English immersion across Early Childhood through Secondary. Early Childhood (Pre-K & Kindergarten, ages 3-5) is taught in English immersion with language development and thematic units integrating reading, math, science, and social skills. The Elementary program covers Grades 1-6 with English immersion in all classes except two Spanish classes; core subjects include English, Spanish Language and Literature, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social Studies, Bible Literacy, and Values, with cross-curricular integration of Art, Music, Technology, and Physical Education. Secondary School (Grades 7-12) provides a full international pathway, preparing students for universities in Spain, the United States, and beyond; core subjects include English, Spanish Language and Literature, Geography and History, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Bible, and additional subjects like Art, Music, Technology, Health, and Physical Education; all classes except two Spanish classes are 100% English immersion. LIFE is fully accredited by the Middle States Association (MSA) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and is authorized to issue a U.S. high school diploma after 12th grade. LIFE is registered with the Spanish government as a foreign school in Spain and authorized by the Community of Madrid (License 28078353).
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Swimming, football, advanced football training, judo, rhythmic gymnastics, athletics, basketball, volleyball, skating, modern dance, art, theatre, choir, music initiation, cooking, chess, and robotics and programming in English.	Extra curricular facilities —
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History —	History LIFE International School opened in 2017 with a full Early Childhood program and operates with English immersion. The founding team established the school to walk alongside each child from early learning to university readiness. The vision began in 2014 when professionals formed the Christian Schools in Spain (CSS), a nonprofit that laid the groundwork for a Christ-centered international school in Tres Cantos. In September 2025, LIFE completed Grade 12, serving students from ages 3 to 18 across Early Childhood, Elementary, Secondary, and High School. In early 2026, LIFE moved to a new purpose-built facility and will share the Tres Cantos campus with SID Madrid. LIFE is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and by the Middle States Association (MSA), and is recognized by the Government of Spain as a Foreign School authorized by the Community of Madrid (License 28078353).
Community	Community Base International School offers a welcoming, family-like atmosphere with an international curriculum that fosters critical thinking and global awareness. The student-centered approach promotes multicultural interaction, creating a global community that supports social and personal development. Each educational stage has its own building and dedicated outdoor space, and the campus includes bright classrooms, a theatre, extensive sports facilities, a library, and an on-site dining hall to support daily life on campus. Extracurricular activities, including robotics and programming in English, extend learning beyond the classroom.	Community Life International School has 34 nationalities represented and 9 languages spoken by families at home. The LIFE community is multicultural, with families from different countries within a single family unit. The school uses a Houses system, with names chosen by students such as Black Ninjas and Red Dynamites. Spirit Week and Service Week are held as school-wide competitions, with house points for exemplary behavior, and there is a March reading-focused activity.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Parent Support Programme is organized through the school's Foundation, offering talks and workshops with experts on emotional education, communication with children, and safeguarding. It provides a space to support families as well.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Base International School offers a wide range of extracurricular activities—educational, cultural, and sporting—designed to support the integral development of students. Activities include Robotics (Preschool and Nursery) and Robotics in English for Primary, as well as Chess, Theatre in English, Music & Choir, and a variety of sports. Activities take place during lunch or after school from 17:00 to 18:20 and are supervised by qualified professionals.	Academic & intellectual Life International School offers a full international pathway from Early Childhood through Grade 12 under an American curriculum delivered in English immersion. Core Elementary subjects include English, Spanish Language and Literature, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social Studies, Bible Literacy, and Values, with Art, Music, Technology, and Physical Education integrated across the program. In Secondary, the curriculum continues with English immersion and education designed to prepare students for universities in Spain, the United States, and beyond. The school is accredited by the Middle States Association (MSA) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and is authorized to issue a U.S. high school diploma after Grade 12; it is registered with the Spanish government as a foreign school in Spain (License 28078353).
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Arts offerings include Ballet – Flamenco, Ceramics, Art, Modern Dance, Music Initiation, and Music & Choir. Theatre in English is available for Primary and Secondary students, providing drama opportunities. The arts program provides opportunities for performance and creative expression through music and theatre.	Arts & creative Art, Music, Technology, and Physical Education are integrated into LIFE's curriculum. In Early Childhood, learning centers include art, drama, and music to support language development, reading, and creative expression. Cross-curricular projects and hands-on activities help bring learning to life across all grades.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Linguistic diversity is valued, with promotion of learning of different languages and cultures. Students master English and gain proficiency in French or German. Multilingualism is supported across the curriculum.	Cultural & language —
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Base offers a broad range of recreational activities, including Theatre in English, Football Skills Training, Magic, Volleyball, Athletics, Robotics in English, Music & Choir, Basketball, and Chess. Ballet – Flamenco, Ceramics, and Art also form part of creative and leisure programming.	Social & hobbies Life International School has a House system; each year students choose a house name based on color, with examples such as Black Ninjas and Red Dynamites. There is a Spirit Week and Service Week with a House Cup, and students can earn points for their house, including through reading during March.
Community & service	Community & service Civic engagement is encouraged through participation in social projects. The school emphasizes a global outlook and provides international experiences such as Stays Abroad. Students can engage in social projects as part of their development.	Community & service Service is a core value: students are challenged to care about the needs of others and learn to contribute to their community, developing leadership as they serve.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional An entrepreneurship program helps students develop business skills and an entrepreneurial mindset. The school promotes student leadership by fostering creativity, confidence, international awareness, and critical thinking.	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school supports adolescents' physical and emotional health with guidance from educational and psychological professionals. A wide range of sports and physical activities, including Football Skills Training, Athletics, and Rhythmic Gymnastics, complements the wellbeing program. Students participate in Volleyball, Ballet, Judo, and other activities to maintain fitness and wellbeing.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Health and Fitness are emphasized, with a focus on healthy habits, physical activity, a balanced diet, sportsmanship, and rest. LIFE has its own Lunch Service.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Base International School is a private international school in Madrid, located in La Moraleja, Alcobendas. The educational offering spans from age one through to university, covering Nursery and Preschool (ages 1 to 6), Primary School, Secondary School (Spanish ESO), and High School through either the Spanish Bachillerato or the International Baccalaureate via the IB Diploma Programme. Each educational stage has its own building and outdoor area on a single campus, and campus tours are available in English or Spanish.	Language provision English and Spanish are taught. English is the language of instruction in most classes and daily school life; Spanish Language and Culture are taught in Spanish in the elementary years, while Spanish Language and Literature and Spanish Geography and History are taught in Spanish in secondary. Bible Literacy and Values are included in core subjects, and the DeepRoots Bible curriculum is used in Elementary.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs LIFE Preschool is an English immersion program. Elementary uses 100% English immersion in all subjects except Spanish Language and Culture. Secondary uses 100% English immersion in all subjects except two Spanish classes: Spanish Language and Literature, and Spanish Geography and History. The program is based on an American curriculum and delivered through a full English immersion model.
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Complete the contact form to start the admissions process. It lets Base get to know you and send personalised information tailored to your family. You will receive essential communications about the program and admissions timelines. This initial step sets the stage for a personalised follow-up. 2. Interview with admissions team. An interview with the admissions team follows. The interview provides an opportunity to discuss your child's needs, understand Base's educational approach, and view the campus. A tour of the school is included to help you experience the environment firsthand, and feedback about fit and next steps is provided after the meeting. 3. Submit the required documents. This formalises your interest and helps secure a place for your child with the support of our team. The admissions staff guide you through the documents needed and ensure everything is in order for review. Once documents are received and reviewed, you will be advised on the next steps. 4. Welcome to Base International School! A Family Coordinator guides you through onboarding and supports you throughout the school year. The onboarding includes introductions and scheduling and ongoing assistance to help your family settle into school life and engage with the community.	Admissions A personalized admission process with three easy steps: Schedule a visit (in person or Zoom) to gather information; Take a tour; Apply online.
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