Deutsche Schule Malaga and St. Anthony's College are both in Malaga, about 7 km apart. Both schools offer Bespoke programmes. Deutsche Schule Malaga also offers German, and St. Anthony's College also offers British. Published annual fees are €5,255 - 6,750 at Deutsche Schule Malaga and €5,020 - 9,935 at St. Anthony's College, which puts St. Anthony's College roughly 25% higher. Both take pupils from 3 to 18. Deutsche Schule Malaga is the larger school, with around 700 pupils to St. Anthony's College's 250. Typical class sizes are 25 at Deutsche Schule Malaga and 15 at St. Anthony's College.
The Deutsche Schule Málaga is located at C. Velazquez, 1-5, 29612 Ojón, Málaga. It sits on the Costa del Sol in Málaga province. Nine bus lines cover the Málaga–Estepona coast, and student transport is GPS-tracked.
Location
Camino de Coin Km 5.25, Mijas Costa, Málaga 29650, Spain. Postal address Apartado 119, Fuengirola 29640.
Stages
Stages
Kindergarten; Grundschule (primary); Sekundarstufe I (lower secondary); Oberstufe / Sekundarstufe II (upper secondary).
Stages
Foundation; Primary (Foundation, Year 1–6); Secondary (Key Stage 3; Key Stage 4; 6th Form); ages 3 to 18.
School type
School type
Independent private school that belongs to the worldwide network of official German overseas schools and is staffed and financially supported by Germany. It is recognized by both the German and Spanish Ministries of Education.
School type
Co-educational British school offering the British National Curriculum, together with Spanish ESO and Bachillerato.
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
Intensive language support in the Kindergarten; German as a Foreign Language from Grade 1; Förder- und Forderunterricht in Deutsch und Mathematik (remedial and advanced support), including support for dyslexia/dyscalculia and gifted education; pedagogische Zweitkräfte in core subjects.
Additional learning support
Pastoral care with a Head of Pastoral; mentoring for students and attention to personal needs.
Country affiliation
Country affiliation
Germany; affiliated with the official network of German overseas schools.
Country affiliation
United Kingdom (British curriculum).
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation
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School day structure
School day structure
The school operates as a two-stream, open all-day school with an optional afternoon program.
School day structure
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Bus service details
Bus service details
Transport is provided by Avanza (Portillo) with GPS tracking. Eleven buses cover the coast from Málaga city to Estepona. Morning and afternoon departures are offered (first at 14:45, second at 16:25 on weekdays), with detailed routes for the individual lines.
Bus service details
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Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
Application and deposit fees
- One-time enrollment (Aufnahmegebühr) per student: €1,400.00. - One-time security deposit (Kaution) per family: €1,500.00. The deposit is not interest-bearing and is refundable under the school's stated conditions.
One-off and general annual charges
- Student accident insurance (annual): €40.00. - Teaching materials contribution (Lehrmittelbeitrag, annual): €100.00. - Classroom trips / accompanying activities (annual): €55.00. - Final exam (Abitur / Reifeprüfung) contribution: €100.00. - Spanish language support for new entrants (up to 2 school years): €950.00.
Tuition fees by year group (annual amount and installment plan)
- Kindergarten and preschool: Annual fee €7,085.00 — payable in 10 monthly instalments of €708.50. School meals included for these groups. - Year 1: Annual fee €6,760.00 — payable in 10 monthly instalments of €676.00. School meals included. - Years 2–6: Annual fee €5,415.00 — payable in 10 monthly instalments of €541.50. - Years 7–9: Annual fee €5,720.00 — payable in 10 monthly instalments of €572.00. - Years 10–11: Annual fee €6,405.00 — payable in 10 monthly instalments of €640.50. - Year 12: Annual fee €6,405.00 — payable in 8 monthly instalments of €800.63.
IT and device contributions
- Classes 8–11: iPad contribution €190.00 — alternatively payable as 10 monthly instalments of €19.00. - Class 12: iPad contribution €190.00 — alternatively payable as 8 monthly instalments of €23.75.
School transport (bus) fees
Annual fee and equivalent monthly amount by route:
- Elviria, Monumento de la Paz - Víbora: Annual €1,500.00 — monthly €150.00. - La Reserva – El Faro / Ricmar – Bahía de Marbella: Annual €1,845.00 — monthly €184.50. - Mezquita – Higuerón / Arco Marbella - Alzambra: Annual €1,895.00 — monthly €189.50. - Torrequebrada – Málaga / N. Andalucía - Estepona: Annual €2,065.00 — monthly €206.50.
School meals
- Annual meal contribution (for Classes 2–12): €1,325.00 — monthly equivalent €132.50. (Note: meals are included for Kindergarten and Year 1 as stated under those year-group fees.)
Other potential costs
- School uniform: School uniform is mandatory and is supplied through the school's designated uniform supplier. Specific uniform rules and the supplier are designated by the school. - Additional separate charges may apply for excursions, extracurricular activities, canteen, school transport and other optional services.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Standard billing: Tuition is charged monthly in advance and collected by direct debit from the bank account designated for this purpose. Collection occurs on the 5th day of the month by bank direct debit. Cash payment of tuition fees is not accepted. - Instalment counts: Most year groups are billed as 10 monthly instalments; Year 12 uses 8 instalments. The instalment amounts shown above reflect those schedules. - Annual-payment option: Parents may pay the entire year's tuition in a single advance payment; in that case the deposit requirement is waived. The annual invoice must be paid by bank transfer by 15 August following receipt of the annual invoice. - Late payment penalties: A monthly reminder fee of €10 is charged for any payment default. Overdue interest is charged at 15% per annum from the first day of delinquency until payment. Payments are allocated to the oldest outstanding invoices. Repeated non-payment may lead to immediate exclusion from school attendance and withholding of school reports until outstanding amounts are settled. - Bank details for transfers (account holder shown by the school): IBAN ES26 0049 0670 3820 1099 2216, BIC/SWIFT BSCHESMMXXX. Direct-debit collection is the standard payment method.
Cancellation and refund rules
- Enrollment and deposit payment: The enrollment fee and the deposit must be paid before the pupil's start at the school; payment makes the place binding. - Refund of enrollment fee on cancellation prior to first attendance: - Cancellation at least four months before planned school entry: 80% refund of the enrollment fee. - Cancellation less than four months before planned entry: 50% refund of the enrollment fee. - Cancellation later than three weeks before planned start: no refund of the enrollment fee. - Deposit refund and conditions: The deposit is repaid only after the family's last child has left the school and only upon written request. Outstanding school-fee claims at the time of departure are offset against the deposit. The deposit repayment claim expires five years after the departure of the last child. The deposit is not interest-bearing. - Termination notice: Withdrawal from the school can only take effect at the end of a calendar month and must be given in writing at least 30 days in advance; failure to meet this notice period triggers an obligation to pay one month's fee. Identical notice conditions apply to use of school bus and school meals.
Boarding fees
- Boarding: Not applicable. Deutsche Schule Málaga operates as a day school and does not list boarding facilities or boarding fees.
Fee payment options
- Bank direct debit (standard): monthly tuition instalments are collected by SEPA-style bank direct debit on the 5th of each month from the designated account. - Bank transfer: full annual tuition may be paid by bank transfer by the stated deadline; the school provides IBAN and BIC for transfers. Cash payment of tuition is not accepted. No credit-card payment method is specified in the published fee information.
Fee details
Application fees - A non‑refundable deposit is required to reserve a student's place; it is requested at the end of the spring term and is deductible from fees in the following September.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year) - The school does not publish tuition fee amounts by year group or per term in its publicly available fee information. No specific per‑term or per‑year tuition figures are available from the school's published fee material.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Place reservation: the non‑refundable deposit is taken at the end of the spring term and is credited in the following September. - Books, exam and other instructional costs for older students: Years 10 to 13 purchase their own books; Spanish books, uniforms, GCSE and A‑Level exam fees are charged separately and are not included in any general tuition figure.
Boarding fees (where applicable) - The school operates as a day school and does not publish boarding fees; publicly available profiles list it as a day school rather than offering boarding.
Other costs and fees - Books and exam fees: Students in Years 10–13 must purchase their own books; Spanish textbooks plus GCSE and A‑Level exam fees are charged in addition to tuition. - Uniform: Uniform is supplied via El Corte Inglés; specific uniform items (standard uniform, sports uniform, summer and Sixth Form variants) are defined and are an additional cost to parents. No itemized uniform prices are published. - Deposit: the required deposit is non‑refundable.
Refund information - The place‑reservation deposit is explicitly non‑refundable. No separate published refund schedule for tuition or other fees is available in the school's public fee material.
Fee payment options - Publicly available school materials do not list specific accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, direct debit or bank transfer) or a detailed billing schedule beyond the deposit timing. An Accounts contact is provided for fee enquiries: accounts@stanthonyscollege.com.
Brief summary of availability of detailed fee data - The school's published fee section sets out the deposit requirement and that books, uniforms and exam fees are additional, and the uniform supplier is listed. However, no specific tuition fee amounts by year group or per term, no detailed payment method list, and no itemised uniform or exam price list are published in the school's publicly available fee material. Where numeric tuition, termly charges, boarding fees (if any), published payment terms, or a detailed refund policy are required, those figures are not available in the school's public fee information and must be obtained directly from the school's accounts office.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
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Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
The school has a mandatory school uniform. There are rules for school and sports clothing, including guidance for different year groups, and a uniform shop is available at tienda.uniformessainz.com.
Uniform requirement
Standard uniform is required for all students: boys wear a white collared shirt, red jumper with the school logo, plain grey trousers, and the St. Anthony's tie with black or grey socks and black shoes; girls wear a white collared shirt, red V-neck jumper with the logo, and a knee-length grey skirt or grey trousers for seniors. Year 10–13 may wear black trousers; Sixth Form has a light blue polo with collar and black trousers or a skirt; a summer uniform (white polo with grey shorts or a skirt) is optional, and a sports uniform (white shirt and red shorts) plus a blue jacket are available.
Food options
Food options
Serunion operates the Schulkantine, providing balanced and healthy meals prepared with Spanish olive oil and seasonal ingredients. The program addresses food allergies and intolerances, with gluten-free menus available; February 2026 menus exist for Kindergarten and for OS/GS.
Food options
Food is provided by a professional dining room service (Ausolan) and is cooked on site. Ausolan has 50 years of experience in nutrition.
House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
The school is an independent private school that belongs to the global network of official German Auslandsschulen and is staffed and financially supported by Germany.
Governance and ownership
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Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
The Deutsche Schule Málaga is an independent private school that belongs to the global network of official German Auslandsschulen and is supported by Germany in terms of personnel and funding. The school is recognized by both the German and Spanish ministries of education. It is a bilingual encounter school with a German-Spanish curriculum and aims to bring German and Spanish students together. The school offers Kindergarten, Grundschule, Sekundarstufe I, and Oberstufe/Sekundarstufe II, with Deutsches Internationales Abitur as the senior qualification. An integrated music school provides instrumental instruction and there are extracurricular activities. Nine bus lines serve the Málaga–Estepona area for school transport, and the school fosters intercultural exchange and the European idea.
Curriculum details
Foundation offers a friendly and safe environment for the youngest learners. Primary pupils are taught most subjects by their class teacher, with a dedicated team creating a stimulating and enjoyable environment. Senior Years (Years 10 and 11) are designed to be followed over two years and lead to National Curriculum Key Stage 4 IGCSE examinations, with Core Subjects taken by all students. Sixth Form emphasizes choosing courses that students will enjoy and that offer the greatest chance of success, with GCSE grades guiding subject suitability. The school is located at Camino de Coin, Km. 5,25 Mijas Costa – Málaga.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
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Higher education progression
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
An integrated music school offers instrumental lessons, and the school participates in Musikschul-Projekt and Jugend musiziert to support musically talented students.
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 Beratungs- und Inklusionsteam (OeI) is a multidisciplinary team established to promote the holistic development of students and to contribute to ongoing educational quality improvements. The team focuses on the individual support of students, families, and teachers and promotes inclusive approaches to diversity. It conducts psycho-pedagogical diagnostics to identify specific needs and provides counseling for teachers in multicultural contexts. It develops measures for family counseling, prevention, and early recognition of learning difficulties, and coordinates with external services to create an inclusive and safe environment. In cases of bullying, it applies a No Blame Approach and emphasizes confidentiality, voluntary participation, and the use of personal resources to build resilience.
Social & emotional learning
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Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
DS Málaga has an Inclusion and Counseling Team (OeI) dedicated to supporting students with special educational needs. The team identifies needs through psycho-pedagogical diagnostics and develops targeted interventions and supports. It coordinates with families and external services to provide inclusive, individualized support and to maximize each student's potential. The team emphasizes collaboration among students, families, and staff to ensure a safe and accessible learning environment.
Special educational needs (SEN)
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English as an additional language
English as an additional language
The school provides four languages at a high level. From kindergarten through primary, students communicate in German and Spanish; English is taught from grade 5 and French from grade 9 in the upper school. German students arriving without prior Spanish language knowledge receive individualized support to integrate into regular classes.
English as an additional language
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Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
The OeI includes a school psychologist and social pedagogues who provide counseling in personal, scholastic, or emotional matters. It runs group workshops to develop social skills, resilience, and emotional regulation. The team undertakes preventive measures to promote well-being and prevent difficulties and coordinates with families and external professionals for targeted support. It leads safety and health initiatives and mediates conflicts to maintain a positive school climate.
Mental wellbeing
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Safeguarding
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is a central focus of the OeI. The team coordinates prevention and early detection of difficulties and works with external services to ensure a safe, inclusive environment. It uses a variety of tools, including mediation programs for resolving conflicts and the No Blame Approach in bullying cases; confidentiality and voluntary participation are central to its work.
Safeguarding
The school provides a friendly and safe environment for its youngest children, with staff supported by an assistant to ensure learning is fun.
Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
Our campus sits on a hillside forested with pine and cork trees and features a park-like layout. In 2018 the complete renovation of the kindergarten building and the redesign of the kindergarten outdoor areas were completed. The science laboratories are professionally equipped, the spaces for music and art are newly designed and bright, and the cafeteria is modern. All buildings are connected by a fiber-optic network, enabling multimedia teaching in all classrooms.
Facilities overview
St. Anthony's College is a co-educational British school founded in 1968 and described as the oldest British school on the coast. It offers the British National Curriculum, together with Spanish ESO and Bachillerato, for students aged three to eighteen. The campus is located at Camino de Coin, Km. 5.25, Mijas Costa, Málaga. A professional dining service is contracted to Ausolan, with meals cooked on site. For dining information contact stanthonyscollege@ausolan.com, and for accounts and general information contact accounts@stanthonyscollege.com or info@stanthonyscollege.com.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
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Sports facilities
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Academic facilities
Academic facilities
The school provides professionally equipped science laboratories to support science education. The spaces for music and art are newly designed, bright, and purpose-built for creative subjects. A modern cafeteria supports student dining. All buildings are connected by fiber-optic cables, enabling multimedia teaching in all classrooms.
Academic facilities
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Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
DS Málaga offers a wide range of after-school activities for Kindergarten through 12th grade. These activities are provided by external providers, with the school supplying the spaces and coordinating the program for the school year. Activities include football, athletics, ball games, basketball, volleyball, chess, robotics, golf, school choir, percussion, horticulture, art, yoga and meditation, cardio fitness, tennis, judo, piano, ceramics, fencing, and more. Registration is conducted exclusively online via the extracurricular activities website, with semester-based scheduling and related implementation details provided by the coordinators.
Extra curricular facilities
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Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
The Deutsche Schule Málaga has stood for excellent education since its founding in 1898. It is an independent private school that is part of the global network of official German overseas schools and receives personnel and financial support from Germany. The school is recognized by both the German and Spanish Ministries of Education. In 2022 it was awarded the "Excellent German Auslandsschule" quality seal for the third time, following awards in 2008 and 2014. Soon after its founding, it became an encounter school open to Spanish children and aimed to bilingually educate German and Spanish students; today it continues to promote intercultural exchange and European thinking beyond traditional bilingual education.
History
St. Anthony's College is a co-educational British school founded in 1968, the oldest British school on the coast. It offers the British National Curriculum as well as Spanish ESO and Bachillerato for students aged three to eighteen. The school emphasizes individual wellbeing, with teachers taking a personal interest in each student's development and a tutor group system overseen by a Head of Pastoral to address daily needs. The environment is friendly and welcoming, enabling students to flourish as individuals.
Community
Community
Parents are represented by the Elternvertretung (parent council), which represents guardians' interests in shaping the school's educational and upbringing work and promotes the school's mission. The Elternvertretung holds at least four meetings a year and informs parents by providing minutes. Its work focuses on collecting ideas, discussing concerns, and fostering open dialogue among parents, students, teachers, school leadership, and the Patronato. Current projects include organizing the Weihnachtsbasar (Christmas Bazaar), organizing the Sommerfest (Summer Festival), promoting German and Spanish language, maintaining the library, running etiquette courses, drug-awareness education, school uniforms, environmental awareness, social engagement, gifted education, nutrition in the cafeteria, information resources, and extracurricular activities.
Community
St. Anthony's College fosters a strong school community through a tutor group system and pastoral care overseen by a Head of Pastoral who attends to student wellbeing and personal needs. The emphasis on safety and happiness creates a friendly, welcoming atmosphere in which students can thrive. Staff focus on individual attention to support each student's development.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
Patronato, the school's Patronage Association, is the highest governing body of the Colegio Alemán de Málaga. It is composed of ordinary members (parents or guardians of students), collaborating members, and honorary members. Admission requires a written application to the Board, with secret voting. The Patronato's aims include creating and maintaining a general education school with curricula approved by German authorities and providing German and Spanish qualifications. Its organs are the General Assembly and the Board of Directors, with the General Assembly representing all members. Membership rights and duties are defined, including limited financial liability to annual dues and rules on dissolution.
Parent teacher association
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Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
The school has a differentiated orientation program for professional and academic development, including individual counseling, university talks, and a workshop on how to present a candidature and prepare an interview. It implements a projects-based approach with a focus on ICT competence and responsible digital usage, supported by a quality plan for ICT across the curriculum. Courses for Spanish university admissions (EBAU) are offered to assist students in the admissions process. A number of projects and activities build research, presentation, and academic planning skills throughout the school years.
Academic & intellectual
The school teaches the British National Curriculum and Spanish ESO and Bachillerato for students aged three to eighteen. Every student is part of a tutor group with a tutor who ensures day-to-day issues are dealt with. Year 11 students undertake GCSE examinations and achieve high grades, and Year 13 students are accepted at top universities including Durham, King's College London, Loughborough and Brunel.
Arts & creative
Arts & creative
The school has an integrated music school that provides instrumental lessons for interested students. An extracurricular theatre activity teaches the fundamentals of acting, expression, creativity, and communication. Student poetry and recital activities regularly showcase performances, supporting artistic expression and performance skills. Numerous extracurricular activities also broaden opportunities in arts, sports, and media.
Arts & creative
The Foundation Stage includes Creative development as one of six learning areas. Children participate in art/craft and design activities such as painting, modelling, cutting and sticking, and sand and water play. For Spanish, P.E. and TEFL, the children are taught by specialist subject teachers.
Cultural & language
Cultural & language
The school teaches English and French as foreign languages and offers a broad range of extracurricular activities to deepen both languages, including opportunities to demonstrate language proficiency through Cambridge Exams, DELF, European Youth Parliament, and Model United Nations. There is a long-standing school exchange with a partner school in Germany, and students participate in European, national, and international contests such as Jugend musiziert, EYP, and Model United Nations. The intercultural dimension is strengthened through international cooperation and language-focused projects.
Cultural & language
Spanish is taught as part of the program for students aged three to eighteen, including Spanish ESO and Bachillerato, with specialist teachers delivering the language. The school is a co-educational British school with students from a variety of nationalities and cultures.
Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
The school runs an extracurricular newspaper that contributes to student journalism and communication. A reading mentor scheme involves parents helping with reading in Primary, supporting literacy development. The programme includes theatre performances, poetry readings, and various cultural activities that bring students from different year groups together. Extracurricular activities provide social and cultural outlets beyond the core curriculum.
Social & hobbies
Foundation trips include visits to a farm school, Selwo Marina and Fuengirola Zoo. These trips are currently on hold due to Covid-19.
Community & service
Community & service
A Group of Solidarity Projects participates in community and service initiatives, fostering social responsibility. The school trains mediators to manage conflicts and uses the No Blame Approach with school psychologists to address bullying, reinforcing a respectful school climate. Programs like ‘Students helping students' pair older students with younger peers for tutoring, promoting peer learning and community engagement. The school collaborates with universities, cultural and language institutes, and local organizations to broaden service opportunities.
Community & service
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
Professional and academic orientation is supported by counseling, speaker events, university fairs, and workshops on applying for higher education and preparing job interviews. Students participate in mediation and leadership activities, including student representation and project groups, which build teamwork and decision-making skills. Mentoring programs such as reading buddies involve older students guiding younger peers, developing leadership and interpersonal competencies. The school also collaborates with external partners to broaden leadership and internship opportunities.
Leadership & professional
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
From the third grade onward, health education and prevention training are provided through dedicated workshops addressing physical and mental well-being. Dance and etiquette workshops form part of personal development, helping students navigate social contexts. School sport teams compete regionally, and there are organized excursions and trips that promote physical activity, teamwork, and well-being. The program emphasizes balanced development through sports, health education, and structured outdoor activities.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
The safety and happiness of each student is a priority. Every student is part of a tutor group with a tutor who monitors day-to-day issues, and Miss Natalia serves as Head of Pastoral, offering mentoring and addressing personal needs.
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
German is the language of instruction in the bilingual program, with Spanish as the host-country language and taught as a second language and mother tongue. English and French are highly valued foreign languages, with additional programs and opportunities to demonstrate language skills (e.g., Cambridge Exams, DELF, European Youth Parliament, Model United Nations). English proficiency is described as excellent, and foreign-language offerings include extensive exposure beyond regular classroom instruction.
Language provision
The school teaches English, Spanish (core subjects) and French (optional). The core subjects are English, Mathematics and Spanish. French is offered as an optional subject within the option blocks. The academic programme leads to IGCSE examinations in Years 10 and 11 (in June).
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
German-Spanish bilingual education is offered. Kindergarten starts at age 3; Primary School covers grades 1–4; Secondary I and II cover grades 5–12. The German International Abitur is recognized, with some adaptations to the Spanish system to obtain official recognition. Spanish is the host-country language and is taught as a second guiding language and also as a mother tongue.
Bilingual teaching
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Immersion programs
Immersion programs
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Immersion programs
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Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
Exzellente Deutsche Auslandsschule quality seal (Excellent German International School quality seal) – awarded for the third time in October 2022.
Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
Part of the global network of official German international schools abroad. Funded by Germany (personnel and financial support). Recognized by the German Ministry of Education and the Spanish Ministry of Education.
Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
We admit students of all nationalities, provided they meet the linguistic and academic prerequisites for the respective grade level. Access: Kindergarten from 3 years old (no language prerequisites); Primary school: Grades 1–4; Secondary I & II: Grades 5–12 (German International Abitur; Haupt- and Realschulabschluss also possible). Admission procedure: 1. Contact: Please contact us via the form. 2. Information meeting: In a personal conversation we inform you about our school profile, the curriculum, the daily routine and the admission procedure. 3. Admission decision: At the beginning of March we begin admitting applicants for Kindergarten. In higher grade levels, admissions are carried out according to the availability of places. Important dates: Application start: Applications are accepted year-round. Application deadline: End of February for Kindergarten. For later inquiries we consider individual solutions within the framework of available places. Why Deutsche Schule Málaga? - Bilingual education (German/Spanish) - Recognized German International Abitur - Excellent English skills - Intercultural community - Modern facilities - Diverse school life.
Admissions
Registration information for school registration is available on the Registration page; the page links to Stanthonys Registration May 2020.
