Colegios Ramón y Cajal and St. Anne's School are both in Madrid, about 1 km apart. Both schools offer IB programmes. Colegios Ramón y Cajal also offers French, and St. Anne's School also offers British, EYFS and Cambridge IGCSE. Published annual fees are €6,108 - 10,880 at Colegios Ramón y Cajal and €5,200 - 15,750 at St. Anne's School, which puts St. Anne's School roughly 23% higher. Both take pupils from 0 to 18. Typical class sizes are 0 at Colegios Ramón y Cajal and 18 at St. Anne's School.
Pre-Nursery (1–3 years), Early Years (3–4 years), Primary (5–11 years), Secondary (12–15 years), IB Sixth Form (16–18 years)
School type
School type
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School type
British Catholic independent school
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
Attention to diversity.
Additional learning support
A school psychologist provides individualized and whole-class support.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
Spain
Country affiliation
United Kingdom
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation
Catholic
School day structure
School day structure
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School day structure
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Bus service details
Bus service details
School transport with seven routes designed each year based on family demand (2023–24).
Bus service details
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Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Application fees
- Matrícula (inscripción): EUR 350 por alumno/a por curso. - Matrícula Programa del Diploma (Bachillerato Internacional, primer año): EUR 600 (solo 1.º año del Diploma).
Tuition fees by year group (monthly, annual and per-term amounts)
Notes on presentation: the school publishes two payment schedules: pago en 10 mensualidades (septiembre a junio) y pago en 12 mensualidades (julio a junio). The monthly figures below are those published; the annual totals are the monthly figure ×10 (for the 10-month plan) and ×12 (for the 12-month plan). Per-term amounts are the annual total divided by three (three academic terms). All amounts are in EUR.
- Infantil I (0–3 años) - Horario completo (cuota, comida y merienda): EUR 632 / mes → anual EUR 6,320 (10 meses) o EUR 7,584 (12 meses); por trimestre aprox. EUR 2,106.67 (10-mes) o EUR 2,528.00 (12-mes). - Horario mañana (con comida): EUR 544 / mes → anual EUR 5,440 (10) o EUR 6,528 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 1,813.33 (10) o EUR 2,176.00 (12). - Horario mañana (sin comida): EUR 449 / mes → anual EUR 4,490 (10) o EUR 5,388 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 1,496.67 (10) o EUR 1,796.00 (12).
- Infantil II - 1.º: EUR 610 / mes → anual EUR 6,100 (10) o EUR 6,108 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 2,033.33 (10) o EUR 2,036.00 (12). - 2.º y 3.º: EUR 620 / mes → anual EUR 6,200 (10) o EUR 6,204 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 2,066.67 (10) o EUR 2,068.00 (12).
- Primaria - 1.º, 2.º y 3.º: EUR 624 / mes → anual EUR 6,240 (10) o EUR 6,240 (12); por trimestre EUR 2,080.00. - 4.º, 5.º y 6.º: EUR 636 / mes → anual EUR 6,360 (10) o EUR 6,360 (12); por trimestre EUR 2,120.00.
- ESO (1.º a 4.º ESO) - EUR 638 / mes → anual EUR 6,380 (10) o EUR 6,384 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 2,126.67 (10) o EUR 2,128.00 (12).
- Bachillerato (1.º y 2.º) - EUR 680 / mes → anual EUR 6,800 (10) o EUR 6,804 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 2,266.67 (10) o EUR 2,268.00 (12).
- Programa del Diploma (IB) - 1er año (Diploma IB): EUR 999 / mes → anual EUR 9,990 (10) o EUR 9,996 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 3,330.00 (10) o EUR 3,332.00 (12). - 2.º año (Diploma IB): EUR 1,088 / mes → anual EUR 10,880 (10) o EUR 10,884 (12); por trimestre aprox. EUR 3,626.67 (10) o EUR 3,628.00 (12).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Las tasas escolares y cargos específicos se cobran de forma mensual y, salvo notificación en contrario, deben abonarse el primer día de cada mes mediante domiciliación bancaria. Las cuotas pueden organizarse en pago en 10 mensualidades (septiembre a junio) o en 12 mensualidades (julio a junio). Las facturas de los cargos específicos por trimestre se emitirán por separado. Se aplicará un cargo administrativo de EUR 15 por cada rechazo de pago por domiciliación bancaria.
Boarding fees
- No se listan tarifas de internado ni prestación de servicio de residencia en la información pública de tarifas; por tanto, no aplica internado.
Other costs and optional services
- Comedor (abono mensual): EUR 200 / mes para quienes contratan el servicio; si no se está abonado, precio por día según etapa: Infantil I no abonado EUR 10.80 / día; Infantil II en adelante no abonados EUR 14 / día. - Ampliación de horario (extraescolares horarias): Infantil I — 1h30 por día EUR 60 / mes; hasta 3h al día EUR 79 / mes; días sueltos EUR 5.40 / hora. Infantil II/Primaria/ESO/Bachillerato — abonados (mañana o tarde) EUR 43 / mes; abonados (mañana y tarde) EUR 54 / mes; abonados con desayuno EUR 75 / mes; no abonados EUR 4.30 / hora. - Transporte (rutas): tarifas mensuales según zona y trayecto — ejemplo: 1 viaje (capital) EUR 137 / mes; 2 viajes (capital) EUR 182 / mes; 1 viaje (periferia CAM) EUR 139 / mes; 2 viajes (periferia CAM) EUR 232 / mes. - Actividades extraescolares y otros servicios opcionales: tienen precios específicos y se presentan en el folleto de actividades; los cargos por servicios opcionales se facturan según el calendario indicado y pueden requerir aviso previo para la baja. Tasas de títulos oficiales y presentación a exámenes externos no están incluidas en las tarifas indicadas. - Descuentos para familias numerosas: 3 hijos → 25% descuento en matrícula, escolaridad, comedor, ampliación de horario y ruta para el tercer hijo; 4 hijos o más → 50% en el cuarto hijo en los mismos conceptos; es necesario presentar título de familia numerosa en vigor.
Refund information and withdrawal / notice
- Derecho de desistimiento: existe un periodo de catorce (14) días naturales desde la aceptación para ejercer el derecho de desistimiento; si se notifica dentro de ese plazo, se reembolsarán las cantidades abonadas al aceptar la plaza y no se cobrarán tasas por falta de preaviso. Si no se notifica dentro de ese plazo, la cuota de matrícula no será reembolsada y podrán aplicarse tasas por falta de preaviso. Además, las bajas a mitad de curso no reducen la cantidad adeudada ni dan derecho a reembolso de las tasas pendientes. El depósito podrá retenerse para cubrir tasas por falta de preaviso. - Exclusiones y suspensión: no corresponde reembolso ni condonación de tasas por exclusión, suspensión o expulsión del alumno/a durante el periodo en que se produzca la medida disciplinaria.
Fee payment options
- Método principal: domiciliación bancaria (cargo directo) como forma de pago habitual y preferente. En caso de imposibilidad de domiciliación, puede autorizarse una excepción y realizarse el pago a través de la plataforma Flywire, previa autorización del colegio. Cualquier excepción alternativa debe acordarse con la Secretaría / CFO del centro. Se aplican cargos administrativos por pagos rechazados.
Observaciones finales (factual y breve)
- Las cantidades publicadas son las tarifas vigentes para el curso indicado en la hoja de tarifas y los Términos y Condiciones. Las cuotas específicas por actividades opcionales, tasas de expedición de títulos oficiales y presentaciones a exámenes externos no están incluidas en los importes de escolaridad mostrados y se facturarán de forma separada cuando proceda.
Fee details
Application fees
- Enrolment (registration) fee: EUR 1,500. This is a single, non-refundable payment.
Tuition fees by year group (amounts shown as monthly / 1st term / 2nd term / 3rd term / annual)
- Sibling discount applies only to tuition fees (teaching fees): - Third child: 10% discount. - Fourth child: 20% discount. - Fifth child and onwards: 25% discount.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Monthly: 10 equal monthly payments from September to June, payable between the 1st and 5th of each month by direct debit. - Per term: Payments due between the 1st–5th of September, 1st–5th of December and 1st–5th of March. - Annual: Payment due between the 15th–20th of July. - A charge of EUR 20 is applied for any direct debits returned by the bank. Day trips and other activities are billed separately.
Boarding fees
- Boarding fees: Not applicable. No boarding or boarding fees are listed.
Other fees and refund information
- Registration (enrolment) fee is a non‑refundable single payment (EUR 1,500). No additional refund conditions for other fees are specified in the fee schedule. Day trips and extracurricular activities are invoiced separately.
Fee payment options
- Monthly payments are required by direct debit; term and annual payment dates are specified under the billing schedule. The fee schedule specifies direct debit as the payment mechanism for monthly payments. No other specific payment methods (credit card or bank transfer) are detailed in the fee document.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
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Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
Uniforms: The CRC-branded items are sold at the school; other items can be purchased anywhere. Infants: Baby CRC; CRC tracksuit; CRC short-sleeve polo; footwear: white athletic shoes with white socks; navy blue Velcro shoes or boots with navy socks. Summer: CRC shorts; CRC short-sleeve polo. Primary: Girls – gray skirt or gray trousers; CRC short-sleeve polo; navy cardigan or jumper; navy socks; black or navy shoes. Boys – gray trousers; CRC short-sleeve polo; navy cardigan or jumper; navy socks; black or navy shoes. Secondary (ESO): Girls – gray skirt or gray trousers; navy cardigan or jumper with V-neck; CRC short-sleeve polo; navy socks; black or navy shoes. Boys – gray trousers; navy cardigan or jumper with V-neck; CRC short-sleeve polo; navy socks; black or navy shoes. Physical Education – CRC tracksuit; CRC short-sleeve polo; white athletic shoes; white socks. Swimming – CRC swimsuit; CRC swim cap.
Uniform requirement
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Food options
Food options
The school cafeteria offers balanced menus designed by nutritionists and tailored to each educational stage.
Food options
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House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
The school is part of Inspired, a global network of premium schools.
Governance and ownership
Independent, co-educational school established in 1969 and located at Av. de Alfonso XIII, 162, Madrid. It is a founder member of the National Association of British Schools in Spain (NABSS) and is inspected by NABSS and the Spanish Ministry of Education. The management structure follows the British model with a Principal, Head Teacher of Primary School, Head Teacher of Secondary School, and subject and phase coordinators. The school provides a British education based on the British National Curriculum, with formal assessments in the secondary school including IGCSE examinations and Cambridge English qualifications.
Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
Infantil, Primaria, ESO, and Bachillerato are offered. The Infantil program fosters curiosity, discovery, and learning through play, with English and French taught from early ages. Primaria develops cognitive, social, and emotional skills through interdisciplinary projects, with emphasis on cooperation, respect, and responsibility. ESO builds solid academic competencies through interdisciplinary projects and prepares students for Bachillerato with emphasis on creativity and critical thinking. Bachillerato provides the tools to access university and offers career guidance and decision-making support. The school is an IB World School offering the IB programs PEP and PAI, with language learning that includes English, Chinese, French, and German from early years, and opportunities to study abroad in the USA, Ireland, France, and Germany.
Curriculum details
St. Anne's School provides a broad balanced curriculum based on the British National Curriculum. In addition, Spanish Language and Literature, Spanish Social Studies, traditions and culture, and Catholicism are emphasised as part of its international profile. Educational Stages run from Pre-nursery (1–3 years), Early Years (3–4), Primary (5–11), Secondary (12–15), to the IB Sixth Form (16–18). The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for the Sixth Form, delivered over two years. Students in the Diploma Programme take six subjects, three at Higher Level and three at Standard Level, across subject blocks, plus the core components of Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay and Creativity, Activity and Service. The Diploma Programme provides breadth and depth across languages, sciences, mathematics and humanities, with an international mindset and recognition by leading universities.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
Results show excellent academic performance, with external assessments including EvAU and PISA contributing to strong outcomes. The school is an IB World School authorized to offer PEP and PAI programs. The average IB score reported is 34.5.
Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
The school provides university admission guidance and career guidance to help students plan their future academic paths.
Higher education progression
The IB Diploma Programme is a rigorous and balanced education for 16–19 year olds, delivered over a two-year course, and is widely recognised by leading universities. The Diploma provides access to universities around the world, including Spanish universities.
Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
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Gifted and talented
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Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
The school promotes physical, emotional, and social wellbeing. It accompanies each student, challenging them to grow and believing in their potential. Sports, the arts, and service-learning are essential parts of daily life, enhancing creativity, emotional expression, teamwork, and social awareness. Multilingualism is a tool to communicate, understand others, and broaden horizons. The school is a safe space for belonging and learning, with families as partners in the educational community.
Social & emotional learning
Not applicable to this request.
Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
The school attends to diversity and ensures equal opportunities for all students, including those with specific educational needs. It coordinates a tutorial action plan and attention to diversity to promote inclusion and improved convivencia. An orientador provides guidance to prevent and intervene in behavioral problems and to tailor action plans for individual students. The center remains committed to supporting inclusive education and equal opportunities for every student.
Special educational needs (SEN)
Not applicable to this request.
English as an additional language
English as an additional language
The CRC teaches in a bilingual English environment and, from early childhood, students are immersed in a language-learning program that also includes Chinese, French, and German from an early age.
English as an additional language
Not applicable to this request.
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
The school emphasizes the wellbeing of students, including physical, emotional, and social aspects, as part of its holistic education.
Mental wellbeing
Not applicable to this request.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding
The school operates a Plan de Convivencia that establishes rules to maintain a safe school climate, prevent violence and harassment, and outlines responsibilities of the director, jefe de estudios, orientador and other staff. It also involves families in safeguarding efforts and includes attention to diversity, with measures for action to improve convivencia and to address safety and discipline.
Safeguarding
Not applicable to this request.
Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
The school is located in central Madrid, in the Arturo Soria residential district, and benefits from convenient transport connections. In the main building, fully renovated in 2015, the central offices and the Primary, Secondary, and Baccalaureate levels are housed. A few meters away is the Infant School I (0-3 years) building and the Infant School II (3-6 years) building, where the youngest can enjoy an independent space adapted for them. The school combines innovation and tradition to offer an education of excellence. Our holistic approach ensures that every student develops their maximum potential in a motivating, inclusive environment with an international projection.
Facilities overview
The school building, classrooms, laboratories and sports facilities meet the National Curriculum requirements and are regularly evaluated and updated as necessary. All classrooms and laboratories are equipped with internet access, computers, interactive whiteboards and projectors, with training provided to teachers and classroom assistants.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
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Sports facilities
The school has sports facilities that meet the National Curriculum requirements.
Academic facilities
Academic facilities
With the start of the 2022/23 academic year we implemented new active learning spaces, as shown in a series of videos. In the laboratories we increased space and the number of microscopes and other tools for students to practice what they learn. We introduced new safety measures such as emergency showers, reagent storage, acid and base cabinets, and a gas extraction hood. My First CRC is a new sustainable learning space built with natural materials, emphasizing transparency in learning and cross-ventilation across all classrooms. We used natural paints without parabens, ceilings with acoustic insulation from natural fibers, and wooden manipulatives to create an environmentally friendly learning environment. Solar panels have been installed at other centers to promote self-consumption and feed surplus energy into the grid.
Academic facilities
Classrooms and laboratories are equipped with internet access, computers, interactive whiteboards and projectors.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
CRC Music School CRC offers a wide range of extracurricular activities for students and families. Sports include swimming, pre-sport, judo, karate, football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, yoga, skating, rhythmic gymnastics, circus, and pickleball. Activities cover ages from Infant I through Bachillerato. Arts and performing arts include drawing, journalism, and Educachef, as well as music programs such as piano, violin, cello, classical guitar, ukulele, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, electric guitar, bass, drums, language music, orchestra, Pop Band and Mini Pop Band, production and composition, and choir; with additional performing arts options like theatre in English, ballet, modern dance, and on-stage productions. Instrument lessons can be private or group, with private lessons around 68€ per month and group lessons around 30€ per month. Activities run Monday to Friday at midday or in the afternoon, with fees varying by activity (sports and creative arts between 27€ and 65€ monthly; performing arts between 30€ and 120€ monthly).
Extra curricular facilities
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Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
In 1961 the Ramón y Cajal School was founded, born from the vision of José Luis Sanz Sánchez, who led the center until 1996. His humanist spirit kept the school committed to the best education and allowed it to evolve through the different stages in line with the founder's vision. In 1996, his son Mariano Sanz Montesa assumed leadership of the center and continued to guide the project with the same humanist spirit and commitment to teaching. Since then, the school's philosophy has balanced tradition with ongoing innovation. In 2024 Belén Muñoz Viejo, deputy director for more than 20 years and a former pupil, assumed the Directorship under Inspired, reinforcing our commitment to continuous training and educational excellence, while the humanist and family spirit of the Sanz family remains a distinctive hallmark of our community.
History
St. Anne's School was established in 1969 by Miss Margaret Jean Raines. It is a co-educational independent school providing a British education for children aged one to eighteen in Madrid. The school is located on Avenida Alfonso XIII in Chamartín, Madrid. It uses a broad curriculum based on the British National Curriculum, with attention to the Spanish language and culture as part of international schooling. All teaching staff are qualified British teachers and the school follows a British management model with a Principal, Heads of Primary and Secondary, and subject coordinators; St. Anne's is a founder member of NABSS and is inspected by NABSS and the Spanish Ministry of Education.
Community
Community
Not all of us learn in the same way or at the same pace. Some need extra help in certain aspects, with specific techniques or more individualized support. CRC has a team of educational psychologists who assist students in a highly specific and individualized way, with monitoring from the early years to detect learning needs and adapt to each child's characteristics. The team also advises families and teachers to maximize each student's potential, and for older students offers university orientation through forums, events, and round tables. The School of Personal Growth provides training and coaching for students, families and teachers to improve attitudes and support the student's development, and includes the CRECEMOCIÓN project for developing emotional intelligence across all stages.
Community
St. Anne's ethos is rooted in Catholic education and guides all school life. The five core values are Respect, Generosity, Balance, Responsibility, and Integrity. The school aims to be a caring community in which each student is given significance and awareness of others' needs. It acts as a participating partner in the wider community, welcoming parents and other friends of the school to share in its work.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association
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Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
Chess and robotics are offered as part of the Skills Programs. Mindfulness and emotional development are also included to support concentration and social-emotional learning. These activities run during midday or afternoon hours, and may meet one or two days per week. Fees vary by activity, with sports and enrichment generally ranging from 27€ to 65€ per month and, for performing arts, from 30€ to 120€ per month.
Academic & intellectual
The school offers Robotics and Chess as after-school activities to support problem solving and strategic thinking. The school provides private classes to tailor learning to individual interests. Activities run before school, at lunch, and after school.
Arts & creative
Arts & creative
Creativity & Games, Educachef, Drawing, and Journalism are listed under Arts and Creative activities. Performing arts are extensive, including a School of Music CRC, Despertar Musical, and Música y Movimiento. Instrumental lessons cover Piano, Violin, Cello, Classical Guitar, Ukulele, Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, and Drums. Music Theory, Orchestra, Pop Band, Production and Composition, Choir, On Stage, Ballet, Modern Dance, and English-language Theatre are also offered. Auditions and concerts are part of the program to share music with audiences.
Arts & creative
The school offers Drama Club, Dance (Classical ballet) and Flamenco. The school provides Music in piano, guitar and drums, along with Arts and Crafts. These arts and creative activities occur before school, at lunch and after school.
Cultural & language
Cultural & language
The program includes Theatre in English as part of Artes Escénicas. An international dimension is present through Inspired's Global Exchange Programme, offering options like Day Student Exchange and Boarding Exchange. Being part of the Inspired network provides access to an international community and bilingual opportunities. The school forms part of Inspired, a global network of premium schools.
Cultural & language
The school offers French as an extracurricular language activity. The program supports cultural learning through language study. Participation is available before school, at lunch and after school.
Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
A wide range of sports is offered, including parent-child swimming, swimming, pre-sport, judo, karate, football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, yoga, skating, rhythmic gymnastics, circus, and pickleball. These activities run midday or afternoon hours, one or two days per week, with fees varying by activity (sports and enrichment 27€–65€ per month; performing arts 30€–120€ per month). Arts and creative programs include Creativity & Games, Educachef, Drawing, and Journalism. The performing arts program includes School of Music and related activities such as instrumental lessons, music theory, orchestra, choir, and English-language theatre.
Social & hobbies
The school hosts Drama Club, Chess and Arts and Crafts as social and hobby activities. Music programs and dance offerings also contribute to social engagement. Activities run before school, at lunch and after school.
Community & service
Community & service
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Community & service
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
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Leadership & professional
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Wellbeing is promoted through sports and physical activity, including activities like swimming, yoga, and other fitness options. Mindfulness and emotional development programs support mental health and social-emotional learning. The school also emphasizes emotional and social development as part of its values and wellbeing framework.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Football and Gymnastics are offered as after-school sports. Taekwondo is available as a physical activity. Private classes are available to support individual wellness goals.
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
English is used in a bilingual environment starting in infancy. From infancy, Chinese, French and German are introduced from a very early age. The school offers the possibility of international stays abroad in the USA, Ireland, France and Germany.
Language provision
Spanish Language and Literature and Spanish Social Studies are taught. Traditions and culture are integrated into learning. Catholicism is part of the heritage emphasized for the majority of pupils. The curriculum is based on the British National Curriculum.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
The Infant program uses English and French from early ages.
Bilingual teaching
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Immersion programs
Immersion programs
From early years, learners are immersed in a language-learning system that includes Chinese, French and German in addition to English.
Immersion programs
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Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
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Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
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Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
1. Contact Fill out the form or call 91 300 02 88 (Infants: 0–5 years) or 91 413 56 31 (Primary, ESO and Bachillerato: 6–18 years). We will be happy to assist you. Visit us without obligation, meet our classrooms and our educational project. Contact now; Apply Now.
2. Pedagogical Tour Take a guided tour of our facilities to learn about our educational approach firsthand. The visit provides an opportunity to observe our classrooms and facilities and to ask questions about how we teach. This early exposure helps you understand our educational model in person.
3. Individual Interview A personalized meeting to resolve your questions and guide you through the admissions process. It gives us the chance to discuss your child's needs and outline the next steps and timelines. The interview helps tailor the admissions path to your family.
4. Complete Enrollment Secure your child's place by completing the enrollment process. You will be guided through required documents and deadlines. The admissions team will assist with any questions and ensure a smooth enrollment experience. Send us a message and we will help you through the entire process.
Admissions
Admissions process: 1. Complete the application form. 2. We will contact you for more information and to schedule a visit. 3. Continue the application process with our Admissions Department. Application form: This field is a validation field and must remain unchanged. Asterisk indicates required fields. Consent* I agree with the privacy policy. St. Anne's School, British School in the heart of Madrid, Av. de Alfonso XIII, 162, 28016 Madrid, Spain. Phone: +34 913 45 90 60. Contact information and Privacy Policy.
Scholarships
Scholarships
Nsouli Scholars The Nsouli Scholars Programme is an exciting global initiative that promises to transform lives by enabling 50 extraordinary students at any one time to attend Inspired's prestigious schools on a full scholarship for the duration of their education. The ambition is that the scholarship will provide hundreds of children with an opportunity to receive a truly transformative education. In recognition of Nadim Nsouli's Lebanese heritage and Inspired's commitment to inclusivity, several scholarships will be awarded to individuals of Lebanese origin.
