El Limonar International School Murcia - Buenavista Campus vs Elian's British School of La Nucía

	E El Limonar International School Murcia - Buenavista Campus Alicante, Spain	E Elian's British School of La Nucía Alicante, Spain
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €7,350 - 9,990	Fees / year €5,600 - 13,491
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 1 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, IB (DP)
Pupils	Pupils 880	Pupils 710
Typical class size	Typical class size 18	Typical class size 22
Instruction language	Instruction language English, Spanish	Instruction language English, Spanish
Opened	Opened 1990	Opened —
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location ELIS Murcia operates across two campuses in Murcia, Spain: Buenavista Campus for Early Years and Primary, and Montevida Campus for Secondary and Sixth Form. Buenavista spans 63,000 square metres and includes IT suites, science laboratories, art rooms, drama and music studios, plus an open-air amphitheatre, tennis and paddle courts, a swimming pool, and extensive sports pitches. Montevida spans 15,000 square metres and offers specialist facilities for athletics, theatre studies, art and design, music, sciences and investigation; the Montevida campus is located in Montevida, La Alberca, Murcia. The campuses are designed to provide a modern, environmentally mindful learning environment across a complete curriculum.	Location Av. El Copet, 5 - 03530 La Nucía (Alicante). The school is located in La Nucía, Alicante, Spain. A bus service connects Calpe to Villajoyosa. The school is part of the Dukes Education family of schools.
Stages	Stages Infant to Baccalaureate: Early Years 3–5; Primary 5–11; Secondary 11–16; Sixth Form 16–18.	Stages Early years; Primary; Secondary; Baccalaureate (IB Diploma). The school serves ages 1 to 18.
School type	School type British international private school	School type Private international British school following the English National Curriculum, with English immersion and bilingual provision including compulsory Spanish subjects and additional languages.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Learning Support is provided with regular progress monitoring and timely intervention by a dedicated student support team, including scaffolding learning, extending and challenging where appropriate, to support individual needs. Safeguarding, wellbeing and personal development are integral parts of the support framework.	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation British international school using the UK National Curriculum (England and Wales) in its curriculum mix.	Country affiliation British affiliation through the English National Curriculum; part of the Dukes Education family.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure School hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM; classes run from 8:45 AM to 4:10 PM.
Bus service details	Bus service details A reliable school transport service with professional drivers and monitors operates to bring students safely to and from school. Bus routes cover Murcia City areas (e.g., Murcia Gran Vía, Infante, Mariano Rojas, Ladera/Biblioteca, Beniaján, El Portón/Los Jerónimos, and residential developments) and areas in the province (Cartagena, La Manga, Coast, Mazarrón, Fuente Álamo).	Bus service details Bus routes cover areas from Calpe to Villajoyosa.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Registration / Application fee - One-time registration (enrolment) fee: EUR 1,500. This fee secures the offered place and is not refundable. Tuition fees (monthly, annual and per term by year group — academic year 2025–2026) - Early Years (Nursery / Reception, ages 3–5): - Monthly fee: EUR 735. - Annual fee (monthly × 10 months, September–June): EUR 7,350. - Per term (annual ÷ 3): EUR 2,450.00. - Primary Years 1–2 (ages 5–7): - Monthly fee: EUR 830. - Annual fee: EUR 8,300. - Per term: EUR 2,766.67. - Primary Years 3–6 (ages 7–11): - Monthly fee: EUR 905. - Annual fee: EUR 9,050. - Per term: EUR 3,016.67. - Secondary Years 7–11 (ages 11–16): - Monthly fee: EUR 985. - Annual fee: EUR 9,850. - Per term: EUR 3,283.33. - Sixth Form Years 12–13 (ages 16–18): - Monthly fee: EUR 999. - Annual fee: EUR 9,990. - Per term: EUR 3,330.00. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are stated as monthly amounts and are charged on the school year pattern (September–June). The monthly figures above are the basis for billing across that period; the annual amounts above are calculated as the monthly figure × 10 (September–June), and per-term amounts are the annual amount divided by three. The school offers an annual-payment option: if both tuition and lunch are paid in a single annual payment in September (or prior to September) a 2% early-payment discount applies (discount applies only to tuition). There is an option called “Exams Fees in Advance” in which exam fees can be paid during October–March and held for subsequent exam billing. Boarding fees - The school operates as a day school; no boarding fees are listed or applicable. Compulsory and additional costs - Registration fee: EUR 1,500 one-time (non-refundable). - School lunches (compulsory up to and including Year 11): EUR 165 to EUR 185 per month (varies by age/section; billed September–June). Annual range: EUR 1,650 to EUR 1,850; per term range: EUR 550.00 to EUR 616.67. - Transport (school bus): EUR 180 to EUR 205 per month depending on route. Bus transport is free for the third and subsequent child in a family. Annual range: EUR 1,800 to EUR 2,050; per term range: EUR 600.00 to EUR 683.33. - Examination fees: Additional charges apply for international and subject exam entries (ESOL, German, French language exams; IGCSE in Year 11; AS/A-Level in Years 11–13). Some optional courses may require field trips or investigation trips at extra cost. The school offers an option to pay exam fees in advance (October–March). - Textbooks and digital subscriptions: Textbook lists are published at the end of the third term. All textbooks and digital subscriptions are reserved through the school office; digital subscriptions are billed directly by the school. Expect separate charges for physical textbooks or digital licences. - School uniform: Uniform is compulsory up to the end of Year 11. Uniform is not sold by the school; it is available at El Corte Inglés (Cartagena and Murcia). Budget for uniform purchase and replacement when planning costs. Discounts and sibling allowances - Sibling discount on tuition only: 10% for the second child, 20% for the third child, and 40% for the fourth child onward (applies to tuition). A 2% early-payment discount on tuition applies if tuition and lunch are paid annually in September (or prior). Refund information - The registration (enrolment) fee of EUR 1,500 is expressly non-refundable. Other refund or chargeback arrangements for tuition, lunches, trips, exams or services are governed by the school's admissions and billing policies and are handled by the school's Accounts/Admissions office at point of contract/agreement. Fee payment arrangements and options - Billing structure: monthly billing across the school year (September–June) or a single annual payment in September (discounted). The school also operates an Exams Fees in Advance window (October–March) for exam-related charges. Specific payment methods (for example: bank transfer, direct debit or credit/debit card) and any transaction surcharges are arranged through the school's Admissions / Accounts team at enrolment and on invoicing. Use the school's Admissions / Accounts contact to obtain the invoice details and authorised payment channels.	Fee details Application fees - A registration / application fee is required as part of the enrolment paperwork; proof of payment of the registration fee is listed among the documents required to complete registration. - The school does not publish a public numeric amount for the registration/application fee on its public fees page. Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year) - No published schedule of tuition fees by year group or per term is available on the school's public fees page or related downloadable materials; specific annual or per-term tuition amounts for Early Years, Primary, Secondary or IB (Years 12–13) are not published publicly. Because no fee table or figures are published, per-term and per-year numeric amounts cannot be provided here. Billing schedule and payment terms - The school states that enrolment is open year-round and that a registration fee is required at enrolment, but no public billing schedule (for example, whether tuition is billed annually, termly or by instalments) or detailed payment terms are published on the public fees page. Boarding fees (if applicable) - Elian's British School of La Nucía is a day school (co‑educational day school); there is no published boarding provision. Therefore there are no boarding fees applicable for this campus. Other costs and typical additional charges - Uniform: the school uses an external uniform supplier and a uniform portal is linked for families; uniform costs are therefore charged separately but exact uniform price lists are not published on the school's public fees page. - School transport: a school bus service covering routes from Calpe to Villajoyosa is provided; the existence of bus routes is stated but specific bus fares or how transport is billed are not published on the public fees page. - Meals, extracurricular activities, external exam fees and summer school: these services are offered (summer school and extracurricular activities are listed), but specific charges for meals, clubs, instrumental lessons, examination entry fees or summer school pricing are not published on the public fees page or downloadable materials. Refund information - No public fee refund policy, refund schedule or published rules for returning registration/tuition payments is available on the school's public fees page; no numeric refund terms are publicly listed. Fee payment options - The school's public fees page does not publish a definitive list of accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, direct debit/SEPA, or bank transfer) or the bank account details used for fee payments. Brief summary for parents - The school requires a registration/application fee at enrolment, operates as a day school with school transport and an external uniform supplier, and offers additional services such as summer school and extracurricular activities. Specific numeric amounts for application fees, tuition (per term or per year), transport, uniform, boarding (not applicable), refund rules, billing schedule and accepted payment methods are not published on the school's public fees page or in the school's publicly available materials. Because those fee amounts and formal billing terms are not published, per-year and per-term fee figures and formal payment schedules cannot be provided here.
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Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Independent day school	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement Uniform is used. Students may participate in extracurricular activities in the uniform they wear that day; trainers or specific clothes may be required for certain activities as indicated by the supervisor.
Food options	Food options On-site catering and dining facilities are available	Food options A three-course hot meal is served; vegetarian and halal options are available; menus are adapted for allergies; meals are prepared on-site using fresh, seasonal ingredients.
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Owned and operated by Cognita; led by an Executive Principal	Governance and ownership Part of the Dukes Education family of schools; the school is a member of the Dukes Education group.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The taught curriculum broadly follows and at times goes beyond the Spanish and English Curriculums for KS1–KS5. It is formally assessed at KS4 by IGCSEs and at KS5 by (I)A levels, with exam boards detailed in Curriculum Guides. GL summative assessments in English and Mathematics are taken at the end of years 2–9. CAT4 assessments are taken in Years 4, 7, 10 and 12, and may be used for new entrants. Time for each subject is explained at the start of the year in parents' meetings and shown on timetables. The curriculum includes the Spanish compulsory elements as required by the Spanish Ministry of Education and local authorities, and promotes British values, lifelong learning, independent thinking, resilience and self-confidence across school life.	Curriculum details British curriculum with English immersion forms the core of the school's education for ages 1-18. English Immersion combines the British curriculum with Spanish core subjects and additional languages such as German and Valencian, with programmes adapted to each stage. Early Years (1-5) offers bilingual education in English in an international environment with trained teachers and a focus on play and exploration. Primary (5-11) provides bilingual education with professional bilingual teachers in an international setting. Secondary (11-16) enables attainment of Spanish ESO and Baccalaureate standards (homologation) alongside British IGCSE qualifications. Baccalaureate (16-18) is authorised to offer the IB Diploma, and the school is an IB World School.
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Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented —	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning Wellbeing sits at the root of everything we do. Caring, compassionate staff uphold high expectations and foster positive relationships to keep students motivated, engaged and successful. Personal development is nurtured through care- and trust-based relationships, promoting social development and positive attitudes. Emotional wellbeing and mental health are central to academic success, with a focus on developing skills to cope with the inevitable challenges students will encounter. The safeguarding framework provides a safe learning environment and empowers students to voice concerns and seek support when needed.	Social & emotional learning The school uses a 360º Educational Strategy focused on Excellence, Innovation, Personal Skills and Talents. Personal Skills shape responsible and empathetic individuals who can make a positive impact on the world. A holistic approach develops wider skills beyond academics through activities such as sports competitions, extracurricular activities, technological design and the Student Council. The program emphasises self-confidence, critical thinking and collaboration as core outcomes. The school's approach integrates personal development with academic learning to foster social and emotional growth.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) Each child's progress is monitored, measured, and evaluated regularly. The student support team intervenes in a timely manner when a student requires additional support, using scaffolding or challenging approaches to boost learning, and building on the student's strengths to enhance their learning experience.	Special educational needs (SEN) The safeguarding policy includes considerations for minors with special educational needs and/or disabilities.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language ELIS Murcia offers immersive multilingual education; by graduation, students attain proficiency in three languages. English language development is emphasised from an early age, opening doors to prestigious international universities. The curriculum blends English and Spanish education and includes a third language, supported by pastoral mentoring.	English as an additional language English Immersion uses a British curriculum enriched with Spanish core subjects and additional languages such as German and Valencian. Early Years are bilingual in English, with trained bilingual teachers within an international environment. Primary is bilingual in English, with professional bilingual teachers and a bespoke education. Secondary combines the Spanish ESO and Baccalaureate with the British IGCSE qualifications. The school is authorised to offer the IB Diploma and is an IB World School.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Emotional wellbeing and mental health are connected to academic success. We aim to help all students develop skills to deal confidently with the challenges they will encounter during their journey through school and beyond.	Mental wellbeing The safeguarding policy commits to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing, physical and mental health and safety of students. It aims to create and maintain an open, safe, supportive environment where the wellbeing of students is paramount. The policy also defines staff responsibilities and the procedures for safeguarding and responding to concerns, including training and ongoing oversight.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Safeguarding is a duty of care to protect students' health, wellbeing and human rights. We provide a safe learning environment and equip children with the tools to protect themselves, support each other, share concerns and feel confident to voice their opinions.	Safeguarding Safeguarding and child protection policy and procedures exist for Elian's British School La Nucía. The policy states the safeguarding and wellbeing of pupils as a core focus and outlines the duties of staff and students and the channels for reporting concerns to Social Services, the Public Prosecutor and the police. It defines abuse and the appropriate responses and assigns roles, such as the Child Protection and Wellbeing Coordinator (CPWC) and its deputy, with training and support processes. The policy also covers online safety and cross-context safeguarding responsibilities.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school has two campuses: Buenavista and Montevida. Buenavista spans 63,000m2 and Montevida spans 15,000m2. Buenavista comprises six buildings, including a new multi-purpose examination and assembly hall, and Early Years facilities opened in January 2015, with Galileo Middle School for Year 7 and 8. The Buenavista teaching buildings house IT suites, science laboratories, art rooms, and drama and music studios, while the outdoor facilities include an open-air amphitheatre, tennis and paddle courts, a swimming pool, and numerous sports pitches and play areas. The Montevida campus offers specialist installations for athletics, sport, theatre studies, art and design, music, sciences, and investigation, and is designed with environmental features such as on-site electricity generation, integrated air temperature control, rainwater collection, and the Verdolay natural environment used for teaching and learning.	Facilities overview Elian's British School of La Nucía provides education in an exceptional environment in Alicante. The school has 53 air-conditioned classrooms equipped with computers and interactive whiteboards. It also has custom-built ICT classrooms and dedicated spaces for art and design, music and performance, including a dance studio and an auditorium. A well-stocked library offers fiction and nonfiction titles in English, Spanish and other languages. It is the only school in the province of Alicante with a beach volleyball court. The Early Years department (ages 1–5) uses a specially designed area for young learners, and pupils have access to outdoor play areas, including an enclosed playground with soft flooring and sensory play equipment such as water and sand trays.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Buenavista has tennis and paddle courts, a swimming pool, an open-air amphitheatre, and numerous sports pitches and play areas. Montevida provides specialist installations for athletics and sport.	Sports facilities The school has a beach volleyball court, the only one in the province of Alicante. Pupils also benefit from outdoor play areas, including an enclosed playground with soft flooring and sensory play equipment for physical activity.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Buenavista houses IT suites, science laboratories, art rooms, and drama and music studios. Montevida features specialist installations for athletics, sport, theatre studies, art and design, music, sciences, and investigation. Galileo Middle School provides dedicated space for Year 7 and Year 8.	Academic facilities There are 53 air-conditioned classrooms equipped with the latest technology, including computers and interactive whiteboards. The school features custom-built ICT classrooms and dedicated spaces for art and design, music and performance, including a dance studio and an auditorium. A well-stocked library provides English, Spanish and other language titles. The Early Years area is specially designed to support language development and physical growth, with outdoor spaces including an enclosed playground.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Tennis, paddle, urban or classic dance, skating, rhythmic gymnastics, football, robotics, taekwondo, athletics, volleyball, basketball, flag football, kung-fu, ceramics, photography, drawing & painting, chess & super chef.	Extra curricular facilities The after-school activities programme complements the academic curriculum and offers options in English and Spanish. Music School is taught by professional musician Andrés Santos and covers instruments such as piano, guitar, ukulele, electric bass, drums and percussion, with individual lessons, group theory, band rehearsals and auditions. The programme includes Nursery to Year 6 groups, a timetable of Tuesday–Thursday from 8:15 AM to 4:30 PM, and pricing of €80 monthly for one session per week or €160 monthly for two sessions per week.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History El Limonar International School Murcia was established in 1990 to offer a British international curriculum for students aged 3–18, aligned with the National Curriculum for England and Wales. The school integrates elements of the Spanish and British curricula, resulting in graduates who obtain British IGCSEs and Spanish qualifications, including the Spanish Graduado en Educación Secundaria Obligatoria, the Spanish Baccalaureate, and English A-Levels. There are two campuses: Buenavista Campus (63,000 m2) for Early Years and Primary, and Montevida Campus (15,000 m2) for Secondary and Sixth Form, with facilities such as IT suites, science laboratories, art rooms, drama and music studios, and extensive sports facilities. The Executive Principal is Vanessa Grimward, MEd, recognised as a European Regional Winner in 2023 by Pearson International School Leader of the Year. ELIS Murcia is part of the Cognita family of schools.	History Since opening its doors, Elian's British School of La Nucía has provided education to pupils aged 1 to 18 in La Nucía, Alicante. It teaches a British education alongside the Spanish curriculum and the International Baccalaureate, with English language immersion at all stages. It is a member of the Dukes Education family of schools. The school is guided by four pillars—Excellence, Talent, Innovation, and Personal Skills—embodied by Einstein, Kahlo, Da Vinci, and Mandela.
Community	Community ELIS Murcia fosters a vibrant, inclusive community of parents, teachers and students. Family Clubs host English-language workshops on Saturday mornings for families with children 2–11, led by teaching and administration staff, with events such as Halloween, Christmas, St Valentine's Day and Easter/El Valle Trail. The School for Parents runs practical workshops from 3:15 to 4:15 pm during the year on topics like developing reading and writing at home and making maths engaging, open to all parents. ELIS Alumni connects graduates through the ELIS Alumni programme and celebrates alumni achievements with an annual Alumni of the Year award.	Community The Elian's community is committed to bilingual international education in Alicante province. It promotes self-discovery, the development of talent, and voluntary work, shaping leaders who will build a better society. It is part of the Dukes Education family of schools, fostering a broader learning community. The school hosts events and exhibitions, such as Visual Arts Exhibitions and Open Days, to engage families and the local community.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association ELIS Murcia engages parents through structured programs that foster involvement in school life. Family Clubs host English-language Saturday workshops for families, open to everyone and led by teaching and administration staff, with events including Halloween, Christmas, St Valentine's Day and Easter/El Valle Trail. The School for Parents runs practical, 3:15–4:15 pm workshops during the year on topics such as developing reading and writing at home and fun mathematics, with attendance open to all parents. ELIS Alumni maintains contact with graduates through the ELIS Alumni programme, including activities and the Alumni of the Year Awards to recognise alumni achievements. The school encourages ongoing parent involvement and collaboration through these channels.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Enrichment activities supplement the timetabled curriculum. Pupils are encouraged to take part in an extensive range of art, drama, music, sport and other activities and clubs. Regular themed days are held, including Book Day/Week, Cultural Diversity Day/Week, Maths Week and STEM Days. Visits to places of interest and residential opportunities are organised annually to develop independence, teamwork and responsibility beyond the classroom.	Academic & intellectual The Extracurricular activities complement the academic curriculum and enhance students' talents. They are offered in English and Spanish. The 360º Educational Strategy develops wider skills beyond the classroom, including technological design and Student Council involvement.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative An extensive range of art, drama and music activities forms part of enrichment. Pupils participate in clubs across visual and performing arts. Regular themed days celebrate creativity and cultural expression. Enrichment opportunities complement classroom learning and foster artistic development.	Arts & creative The Music School is available and taught by a professional musician. It covers instruments including Piano, Guitar, Ukulele, Electric Bass, Drums, and Percussion, with both individual and group lessons, plus music theory and band rehearsals. Assessments are graded, and auditions are organised to showcase progress. It offers opportunities to develop musical talent from beginner to advanced.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Cultural Diversity Day/Week is included among enrichment activities. Regular cultural events broaden students' awareness and understanding of different traditions. Language development is supported through the curriculum and associated activities. These experiences contribute to a globally aware learning community.	Cultural & language English immersion is provided, delivering a British curriculum enriched by Spanish core subjects and additional languages such as German and Valencian. Early Years learn in English within an international environment with trained bilingual teachers. Primary education continues with bilingual instruction delivered by professional bilingual staff. Additional languages including German and Valencian are taught as part of the curriculum.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies There are various clubs and activities to support social interests and hobbies. Sport and other recreational activities are part of the co-curricular program. Regular themed days provide opportunities for teamwork and social learning. Students have opportunities to explore personal interests beyond the classroom.	Social & hobbies After-school activities complement the academic programme and are offered in English and Spanish. The Music School provides group sessions for Nursery to Year 6, with instruments including Piano, Guitar, Ukulele, Electric Bass, Drums, and Percussion. Sessions run on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 8:15 AM to 4:30 PM. Music theory, auditions, and graded assessments are part of the program.
Community & service	Community & service Careers and Higher Education guidance, Student Councils, and the promotion of community service are part of school life. The Duke of Edinburgh International Award is offered along with expeditions and trips. Fundraising activities and various clubs and activities support social responsibility and community engagement.	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Student Councils provide leadership opportunities and a pupil voice. The school offers Careers and Higher Education guidance to prepare for future pathways. The Duke of Edinburgh International Award and ongoing expeditions foster leadership, resilience and teamwork. Additional programs develop professional skills and personal initiative.	Leadership & professional The 360º Educational Strategy includes Student Council as part of its activities. Leadership and personal development are supported through a range of activities beyond the classroom, including sports competitions, extracurricular activities, and technological design.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing The school promotes physical wellbeing through sport as a core part of the curriculum. Regular visits to places of interest and residential opportunities broaden experiences and build independence and teamwork. Summerlim summer courses include English classes, swimming, workshops and trips to support wellbeing and social development. Outdoor and recreational activities contribute to a balanced and healthy school life.	Lifestyle & wellbeing The Exclusive Programme for Young Athletes balances high academic performance with sports coaching. Flexible schedules accommodate sports commitments, allowing training and competitions without neglecting academic development.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision The taught curriculum broadly follows the Spanish and English Curriculums from KS1 to KS5 and is formally assessed at IGCSEs at the end of KS4 and at (I)A levels at the end of KS5; GL summative assessments are conducted in English and Mathematics. English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision is in place to support pupils whose first language is not English, including assessment and targeted support; language development is promoted through language use across learning.	Language provision English is the language of instruction. The school teaches bilingual education in English and Spanish. Spanish is taught as a foreign language for international students, and Valencian is taught as part of the Spanish curriculum. German is offered as a subject in the secondary curriculum; Spanish as a Foreign Language is available for international students who do not take Lengua, Sociales and Valencian.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The school follows a curriculum that broadly aligns with both the Spanish and English Curriculums and provides English as an additional language support; in Early Years, learning and play in the home language are supported to inform language development.	Bilingual teaching The school teaches in English and Spanish.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs Immersion English Programme – Year 7 & Year 8. Provides intensive language support while integrating students into school life. 20 hours per week of small-group English, with the rest of the day spent with peers in tutor time, sports, art and other activities; the aim is to move students into mainstream classes after one year and prepare for IGCSE by Year 10.
Reputation	Reputation
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Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions The school has a seven-step admissions process designed to be straightforward. First, contact the Admissions Officer for an initial discussion, check availability, and learn what the school can offer your family. Then visit ELIS Murcia through Open Days or a private tour; virtual open events and online tours are also available. Next, apply for a place by notifying the Admissions Officer. Depending on your child's age, there is either an informal assessment or a Taster Day to assess English level, followed by an interview with the Headteacher. If successful and subject to availability, the school makes a time-limited formal offer of a place. After you accept, complete the School Admissions Booklet, submit the required documents, and pay the enrolment fee to secure admission. Welcome to ELIS Murcia: you and your child will feel part of the ELIS Murcia Community.	Admissions Fill out the admission form to request information. Experience our educational approach and meet our dedicated teaching staff. A personal interview is conducted. The registration process is completed. Enrollment is year-round, but early application is recommended to guarantee a place.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships Dukes Education Scholarship is offered.
Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist —
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