Global Minds International School vs Xábia International College - Infants & Primary Campus

	G Global Minds International School Alicante, Spain	X Xábia International College - Infants & Primary Campus Alicante, Spain
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year €7,650 - 16,600	Fees / year €5,900 - 14,800
Age range	Age range 2 - 16 years	Age range 1 - 11 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), British Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, BTEC Qualification, EYFS (Early years foundation stage)
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils 450
Typical class size	Typical class size 20	Typical class size 20
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English, Spanish
Opened	Opened —	Opened 1994
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Carretera Benissa - Jalón s/n, 03729 Llíber, Alicante, Spain. Located in the picturesque town of Llíber, the campus sits in natural surroundings with easy access to nearby coastal towns.	Location Infants & Primary Campus is Calle Lago Victoria, 3-5, 03738 Jávea; Secondary & Sixth Form Campus is Carrer Cantallops, 37, 03738 Jávea. Xàbia (Jávea) is in Alicante, Spain. Bus routes cover Jávea, Denia, Moraira, Benissa, Calpe, Gata de Gorgos, Ondara, and Pedreguer, with a shuttle connecting the Infants & Primary campus to the Secondary & Sixth Form campus.
Stages	Stages Ages 2 to 16 (early years through secondary).	Stages Nursery/Kindergarten: 1–4 years; Primary: 5–11 years; Secondary: 11–16 years; Sixth Form: 16–18 years
School type	School type International school	School type Private, international, co-educational school offering both the British National Curriculum and the Spanish Curriculum
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix Over 20 nationalities represented; diverse international community.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support —	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Spain	Country affiliation Spain
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details —	Bus service details Our dedicated bus routes cover Jávea, Denia, Moraira, Benissa, Calpe, Gata de Gorgos, Ondara, and Pedreguer, with a shuttle bus connecting the Infants & Primary and Secondary & Sixth Form campuses.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application & Registration Fees - A non-refundable registration fee of EUR 1,500 per student (new students only) is payable at the time of acceptance to secure a place. - A non-refundable re‑registration fee of EUR 1,000 is payable in March to guarantee a place for the following year. Tuition Fees (by year group) Annual tuition fees by age / year group (displayed as EUR amounts): - Age 3 (Kindergarten 1): EUR 7,650 per year. - Age 4 (Kindergarten 2): EUR 7,650 per year. - Ages 5–6 (Years 1 & 2 / Kindergarten 3 & Grade 1): EUR 9,180 per year. - Ages 7–8 (Years 3 & 4 / Grades 2 & 3): EUR 9,490 per year. - Ages 9–10 (Years 5 & 6 / Grades 4 & 5): EUR 9,790 per year. - Age 11 (Year 7 / Grade 6): EUR 11,730 per year. - Ages 12–13 (Years 8 & 9 / Grades 7 & 8): EUR 13,770 per year. - Ages 14–15 (Years 10 & 11 / Grades 9 & 10): EUR 14,800 per year. Per-term reference amounts (annual fee divided by 3, shown for each year group as a simple reference): - Kindergarten 1 & 2: EUR 2,550 per term (EUR 7,650 ÷ 3). - Kindergarten 3 / Year 1 & 2: EUR 3,060 per term (EUR 9,180 ÷ 3). - Years 3 & 4: EUR 3,163.33 per term (EUR 9,490 ÷ 3). - Years 5 & 6: EUR 3,263.33 per term (EUR 9,790 ÷ 3). - Year 7: EUR 3,910 per term (EUR 11,730 ÷ 3). - Years 8 & 9: EUR 4,590 per term (EUR 13,770 ÷ 3). - Years 10 & 11: EUR 4,933.33 per term (EUR 14,800 ÷ 3). Billing schedule & payment terms - Tuition may be paid monthly (payments due on or before the first day of the month to which they relate) or as a single annual payment. - An advance-payment discount of 3% on tuition is applied if the full year's tuition is paid in advance by the published deadline for advance payment (the school's published deadline applies). This discount applies to tuition only and not to services, and is conditional on registration fees having been paid. - Sibling fee reductions apply: second child 5% reduction in tuition and re‑enrolment fee; third child 15% reduction; fourth child and subsequent children 30% reduction. Boarding - Boarding is not offered. The school operates as a day school with planned school-bus routes for surrounding towns; final bus routes and prices are to be announced. Other costs and fees - School lunches are required for all students and are charged at EUR 150 per month. - Transport (school buses) will carry an additional charge when routes and prices are finalised. - Uniforms, school trips, textbooks, specialist exam fees, extracurricular programme fees, and other incidental items are not listed in the school's public fee summary; parents should allow for these additional costs in the same way as with similar international schools. Refund information - The registration fee (EUR 1,500 for new students) is non‑refundable. The re‑registration fee (EUR 1,000) is non‑refundable. No additional public refund policy detail is provided in the school's fee summary. Fee payment options - The school publishes monthly and annual billing options but does not publish specific payment channels (for example, which credit cards, online payment processors, or bank account details) in its public fee summary. Parents should expect standard international-school payment methods such as bank transfer or card payment to be offered, with any applicable processing fees and instructions provided by the school. If you need these figures placed into a database field-by-field, the key fee items are: registration fee EUR 1,500 (one-off); re‑registration EUR 1,000 (annual, non‑refundable); tuition by year group as listed above (annual); compulsory lunch EUR 150/month; sibling discounts and advance-payment discount as stated above; bus fees to be advised.	Fee details Registration & Re‑registration fees - Registration fee: €1,000. Paid once at the time of first enrolment; non‑refundable and non‑deductible. EYFS (Pre‑Nursery, Nursery and Reception) do not pay this registration fee. - Re‑registration (annual) fee: €630. Non‑refundable; charged on re‑enrolment and deducted from September tuition when applicable. - Reservation for Early Years: Pre‑Nursery, Nursery and Reception pay a reservation fee of €600 at enrolment; this €600 is deducted from the September tuition. Tuition fees by year group (monthly, per‑term totals calculated, and annual equivalents) Note: Tuition is expressed as a monthly fee for the period September to June (10 monthly instalments). Annual and per‑term figures below are calculated from that monthly figure: annual = monthly × 10; per‑term totals are shown as: Autumn term (September–December = 4 months), Spring term (January–March = 3 months), Summer term (April–June = 3 months). These per‑term month counts follow the school's September–June monthly instalment structure. - Pre‑Nursery - Monthly (Sep–Jun): €590. - Annual (10 months): €5,900. - Autumn (4 months): €2,360; Spring (3 months): €1,770; Summer (3 months): €1,770. - Nursery - Monthly: €720. Annual: €7,200. Autumn: €2,880; Spring: €2,160; Summer: €2,160. - Reception - Monthly: €720. Annual: €7,200. Autumn: €2,880; Spring: €2,160; Summer: €2,160. - Year 1 - Monthly: €920. Annual: €9,200. Autumn: €3,680; Spring: €2,760; Summer: €2,760. - Year 2 - Monthly: €920. Annual: €9,200. Autumn: €3,680; Spring: €2,760; Summer: €2,760. - Year 3 - Monthly: €955. Annual: €9,550. Autumn: €3,820; Spring: €2,865; Summer: €2,865. - Year 4 - Monthly: €955. Annual: €9,550. Autumn: €3,820; Spring: €2,865; Summer: €2,865. - Year 5 - Monthly: €955. Annual: €9,550. Autumn: €3,820; Spring: €2,865; Summer: €2,865. - Year 6 - Monthly: €955. Annual: €9,550. Autumn: €3,820; Spring: €2,865; Summer: €2,865. - Year 7 - Monthly: €1,180. Annual: €11,800. Autumn: €4,720; Spring: €3,540; Summer: €3,540. - Year 8 - Monthly: €1,380. Annual: €13,800. Autumn: €5,520; Spring: €4,140; Summer: €4,140. - Year 9 - Monthly: €1,380. Annual: €13,800. Autumn: €5,520; Spring: €4,140; Summer: €4,140. - Year 10 - Monthly: €1,475. Annual: €14,750. Autumn: €5,900; Spring: €4,425; Summer: €4,425. - Year 11 - Monthly: €1,475. Annual: €14,750. Autumn: €5,900; Spring: €4,425; Summer: €4,425. - Year 12 - Monthly: €1,480. Annual: €14,800. Autumn: €5,920; Spring: €4,440; Summer: €4,440. - Year 13 - Monthly: €1,480. Annual: €14,800. Autumn: €5,920; Spring: €4,440; Summer: €4,440. Materials, lunch and other recurring costs - Materials: included in the tuition. - School lunch (optional canteen service): €157 per month (optional; billed monthly). Occasional single‑day use is billed at a higher monthly rate. - School bus (optional): - Routes within Jávea: €85 per month. - Routes outside Jávea: €160 per month. - Bus places are booked and billed per the school's transport process. - Extracurricular activities, trips and short courses: charged separately and billed before the activity; these are termly/occasional charges depending on the activity. - Uniforms: full uniform is compulsory from Foundation Stage through Year 11 and must be purchased via the college uniform shop; prices are set in the uniform store. Discounts - Third sibling and subsequent children (for existing families): 15% discount on tuition. - Annual (full‑year) tuition payment discount: 5% discount if the full year's tuition is paid by 30 June. Billing schedule & payment terms - Tuition for the academic year is covered by the published fees and divided into 10 monthly instalments (September–June). Payments are normally collected by direct debit/standing order; exceptions (e.g., bank transfer) require a written request. Late payments incur penalty charges and interest; rejected direct debits incur a €20 administrative charge and ongoing interest as specified in the school's terms. - Advance (full‑year) payment is accepted by bank transfer and qualifies for the early‑payment discount when received by 30 June. Refunds, cancellations and notice - Registration and re‑registration fees are non‑refundable. No refunds are provided for absences due to illness. - Withdrawal: one full academic term's notice is required for permanent withdrawal. If notice is not given in the required timeframe, one term's fees will be charged in lieu of notice. Temporary leaves and reservation options are detailed in the school's terms. Fee payment options and currency handling - The school collects regular tuition by direct debit/standing order; bank transfer is permitted by written request. In addition, a foreign‑currency payment service (Foreign Currency Direct) is available to facilitate discounted currency exchange and international payments; local contact details are provided by the college for that service. If you need the exact monthly or term totals copied as presented above for specific year groups, those amounts are the sums shown and calculated from the monthly fees provided by the college.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements —
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement Full uniform is compulsory for all students from Foundation Stage up to Year 11, and uniforms are purchased online via the College uniform shop with on-site fittings. Long hair must be tied back and only discreet earrings are allowed; all items must be labelled with the student's name. For Key Stage 5, dress code is not compulsory, but students should dress appropriately.
Food options	Food options Lunches are provided and required for all students. Meals are prepared by professional chefs using fresh ingredients. The price is 150€ per month.	Food options Thomas Franks is the college's catering partner. All meals are prepared daily in-house, ensuring high quality and nutrition, and the menu is designed to nourish and provide an exciting culinary experience tailored to the diverse tastes of the international community.
House system	House system —	House system The School uses a House System. Each student is allocated a House—Gaudi (Yellow), Picasso (Red), Dali (Green) and Goya (Blue)—and siblings are placed in the same House. House teams earn points through sport and other activities, and the House Cup is presented at the end of the year.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school has a board. Induction includes meeting some of the board members.	Governance and ownership Xàbia International College is part of Affinitas Education, an international group of bilingual and international schools. Affinitas supports and strengthens each school by providing resources, training, and an international network, while respecting each school's identity.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The school teaches a curriculum that integrates the British National Curriculum with the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. It serves students aged 2-16 (as of September 2026). Class sizes are under 20 students, supporting personalised learning.	Curriculum details From Early Years to Sixth Form, Xàbia International College provides a seamless educational journey with specialist teachers and a clear pathway to higher education. The school delivers the British National Curriculum across all stages, complemented by Spanish language lessons and cultural studies, preparing students for universities and careers across the globe. The curriculum combines the British and Spanish systems, offering KS1 to Sixth Form pathways including GCSEs, A-Levels, ESO, and Bachillerato. This approach supports personalised learning and a smooth transition to higher education.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio Small class sizes under 20 students.	Student teacher ratio Small class sizes and dedicated teachers support personalised learning.
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results Class of 2025 achieved outstanding results with a 100% pass rate, 40% of grades at A-A, and 81% of grades at A-C.
Higher education progression	Higher education progression —	Higher education progression A clear pathway to higher education; prepares students for universities and careers across the globe.
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 Global Minds International School focuses on holistic education that supports academic excellence, personal growth, and global awareness. The school aims to develop critical thinking and essential life skills through a dynamic, future-focused curriculum. Learning is personalised with pathways that set individual goals and adapt teaching methods. Collaborative learning and interdisciplinary projects foster teamwork, communication, and social skills. An emphasis on digital literacy and real-world connections helps students become responsible global citizens. Wellbeing, global citizenship, and languages are central to the school's approach.	Social & emotional learning The Culture of Care ensures students and all adults feel safe, supported, and valued every day. It is a lived ethos, not a separate program, grounded in relationships and mutual respect. Students can raise concerns and be heard, with adults acting in their best interest. Real preparation for life includes building resilience, confidence, and emotional intelligence. The safeguarding commitment emphasizes student safety and wellbeing physically, emotionally, and mentally, and includes a personal, social, health and wellbeing programme. The safeguarding curriculum comprises Relationship & Sex Education, Protective Behaviours, and Digital Safety & Citizenship.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school places a strong emphasis on learning multiple languages.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Focus on wellbeing is a central part of the educational project. A healthy mind and body are considered crucial for effective learning. Regular activities such as yoga, mindfulness, and outdoor adventures help students manage stress and build resilience. The approach also integrates physical education and mental health to support overall wellbeing.	Mental wellbeing Student safety and wellbeing come first—physically, emotionally, and mentally. A Culture of Care makes wellbeing a core value; staff wellbeing is supported so they can care for students effectively. Safeguarding policies are translated into daily actions, with ongoing training and clear behaviour standards. The 3-part safeguarding curriculum delivers Relationships & Sex Education, Protective Behaviours, and Digital Safety & Citizenship as part of Personal, Social, Health and Wellbeing education. This approach aims to develop resilience, confidence, and emotional intelligence to thrive beyond school.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding —	Safeguarding Students are valued, heard and supported by trusted adults. Staff are supported to thrive professionally and emotionally. Families are welcomed as trusted partners. Safeguarding policies are turned into daily, visible, proactive actions. Ongoing training is provided, clear behaviour standards are set, and these are applied consistently by all staff. Safer recruitment follows international best practices, including identity checks, qualifications, references, background screening, and social media reviews, guided by core safeguarding values of Trust, Responsibility, and Equality & Diversity.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Located in Llíber, the campus sits in a valley between mountains, trails, ravines, and vineyards. It spans over 32,000 m² of outdoor space and includes a vegetable patch, a swimming pool, a theatre, an indoor gymnasium, and outdoor sports courts. The facilities include a state-of-the-art food science kitchen and well-equipped science laboratories. Additional spaces include a dance studio, music rooms, and a cafeteria with its own kitchen, plus a restaurant. Other notable facilities include a technology room, a STEAM hub, biology/chemistry/physics laboratories, an art room, a natural forest, large classrooms, and workshops.	Facilities overview XIC operates two campuses in Jávea: Infants & Primary Campus at Calle Lago Victoria, 3-5, 03738 Xàbia, and Secondary & Sixth Form Campus at Carrer Cantallops, 37, 03738 Xàbia. In Early Years, indoor spaces include role play areas, small-world activities, and sensory play, while outdoor spaces support gross motor development. The school provides a bilingual Foundation with daily exposure to both Spanish and English in the early years. The British National Curriculum and the Spanish Curriculum are taught across the College. Small class sizes and the use of the latest technology support learning.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Outdoor sports courts are available for PE and team sports. The indoor gymnasium supports campus fitness activities. A semi-Olympic swimming pool provides aquatic programs.	Sports facilities Beyond the Classroom describes an after-school sports programme with volleyball, girls' football, netball, and basketball. Breaks and lunchtimes include sports activities for all ages and abilities. The College also has strong links with local sports clubs to expand the XIC sports offering.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The learning program integrates the British National Curriculum with the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, providing an international educational experience. Class sizes are under 20 students, enabling personalised learning. A focus on critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving underpins the curriculum. Large classrooms and dedicated science and technology spaces enhance academic work.	Academic facilities The new Sixth Form Centre offers state-of-the-art facilities, modern learning spaces, and dedicated study areas. The Sixth Form curriculum includes A Levels alongside Spanish ESO and Bachillerato. The school operates dual pathways, combining English National Curriculum with the Spanish curriculum. Small class sizes and the use of the latest technology support teaching across stages. The Spanish Department provides tailored support for language learners.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Theatre, a dance studio, and music rooms support performing arts and cultural activities. Outdoor spaces and the natural forest enable outdoor education and exploration. The cafeteria and on-site restaurant support school life and events.	Extra curricular facilities XIC Extra offers after-school clubs on campus, ranging from robotics to arts and crafts. Programs span diverse interests, including sports, music, languages, and creative arts. Easter Camp and Summer Camp provide additional activity opportunities. Examples of clubs include Bytebots and Megabots, Lego Club, Yoga & Mindfulness, Drama Club, Football, Karate, and Dance. Wraparound care is available.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Global Minds International School was founded by Amy McRae Johnson and Yago Escrivà Sastre, who previously walked these halls as students and are now founders of the school. They established Global Minds to provide an education that transcends conventional standards and prepares students for tomorrow's world. The school is built on the principles of partnership and collaboration, with educators who bring an international perspective to the classroom. The founders invite families to partner with Global Minds to build a future for student success.	History —
Community	Community Global Minds International School emphasizes a strong and supportive family spirit and a diverse, inclusive student body. Our teachers are dedicated mentors who invest in each student's personal and academic growth, fostering a culture of compassion, respect, and encouragement. Learning at Global Minds includes outdoor activities and field trips that connect students with real-world experiences and strengthen bonds within the community.	Community XIC has a diverse international community with over 20 nationalities represented. Students graduate to pursue courses and careers all over the world. The school delivers the British National Curriculum and the Spanish Curriculum across three purpose-built campuses in Jávea, providing a safe, inspiring learning environment. Small class sizes and a warm, family-like atmosphere support personal growth and a sense of belonging.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association —	Parent teacher association Family@XIC is the Parents Association at XIC, including parents, staff and children. It is the space where social, sporting and creative events are organised and provides networking and engagement opportunities for the school community. Events include International Day, Christmas Fair, Coffee Mornings, Seasonal Socials and a Parent Quiz. Parents connect through the official XIC Parents Facebook Group, and Family@ welcomes ideas and volunteers to join the committee, meeting a few times per term. The Association also links with charity work, such as Project 4 All, with fundraising at events like Festive Fair that support local community needs. To join, email family@xabiainternationalcollege.com.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The STEAM Programme (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) is integrated with the curriculum. Students engage in coding, robotics, and engineering projects, as well as visual arts and performing arts. Interdisciplinary learning fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and connections across subjects.	Academic & intellectual XIC Extra offers robotics and STEM-focused after-school activities. Robótica Bytebots serves Years 1–3 and Megabots serves Years 4–7, providing hands-on engineering and problem‑solving experiences. The program includes Lego Club, which supports building and collaborative thinking. These clubs extend practical science and technology learning beyond classroom time.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Visual arts and performing arts are embedded in the STEAM Programme. A dance studio and music rooms, along with a theatre, provide spaces for creative expression. The campus supports arts-based projects that run across disciplines.	Arts & creative XIC Extra provides a broad range of arts and creative activities. Music options include Saxophone, Piano, Guitar, and Singing Lessons, along with dance and drama opportunities such as Commercial Dance Junior and Drama Club. Visual arts and crafts are offered through Painting Lessons, Arts & Crafts for Reception to Year 7, Christmas Arts & Crafts, and Stitch & Style. These activities foster creativity and performance skills across age groups.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Languages are emphasised alongside studies in global politics, culture, and history to cultivate international-mindedness. The school focuses on learning multiple languages and developing global citizenship.	Cultural & language Hablemos español/ Let's talk Spanish is a language club available to students, supporting practical Spanish language use. The clubs welcome participation from multiple year groups, reinforcing bilingual or multilingual communication. Cultural enrichment is embedded through language practice offered alongside other extracurricular programs.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies Students can join a wide array of social and hobby clubs, including Drama Club and various sports clubs. Football is offered for different age groups, including Girls Football Club (Secondary) and general Football for Years 1–3 and Years 8–10. Other activities include Muay Thai, Karate, Handball, Table Tennis, and Sailing. There are also hobby-oriented clubs like Stitch & Style, Lego Club, Arts & Crafts, and Little Wheels Skating Club.
Community & service	Community & service Community service is an integral part of the educational project, together with environmental stewardship. The school emphasises social responsibility and opportunities for students to contribute to the community.	Community & service XIC Extra emphasizes community engagement and fosters strong connections with families and the school community. The program offers Easter Camp and Summer Camp, providing safe, engaging experiences for students and opportunities to participate in the wider school community.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Health, fitness, and sports are emphasised to build discipline, teamwork, and well-being. The campus features facilities including a semi-Olympic swimming pool, indoor gymnasium, outdoor sports courts, a dance studio, music studios, and a theatre to support well-being.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Yoga & Mindfulness is offered across Years 2–4 and 5–7 to promote wellbeing. Physical activities include Muay Thai and Karate (Juniors and Secondary), as well as sailing and other sports clubs. The program supports an active, balanced lifestyle for students along with after-school care options.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision We place a strong emphasis on learning multiple languages, paired with studies in global politics, culture, and history. Language and Literature are taught as core subjects within an interdisciplinary curriculum, and language proficiency is a focus of our program. Global citizenship and languages are central to the learning experience.	Language provision British National Curriculum across all stages, complemented by Spanish language lessons and cultural studies.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching Spanish language lessons are provided alongside the British National Curriculum; a formal bilingual program is not described.
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Apply. Start by completing our application form. When we receive your application, we will be in touch to arrange a Family Conversation. Given our unique approach to a child's education, it is important that both the school and family applying have ample opportunity to explore ideas, questions, thoughts, and feelings, and our application serves as a springboard for those later conversations. Spaces for September 2026 are limited and we are following a first-come-first-serve policy. 2. Family Conversations. A Family Conversation is arranged to explore ideas, questions, thoughts, and feelings and to help both sides understand needs and aspirations. 3. Offer and acceptance. Once we have all relevant information and a place is available, we will issue a formal offer of a place in the form of a letter. To accept a place, parents are asked to pay the registration fee and sign the acceptance form confirming their agreement to the school's Terms and Conditions. 4. Registration. After the offer, a personal meeting is arranged to deepen understanding of our approach and clarify needs and aspirations. We will provide open days very soon. A New Joiners' Information pack is sent to parents with details about the school day, uniform, clubs and other extra-curricular opportunities. There is a comprehensive induction period to allow all students to familiarise themselves with teachers, peers, families, the campus, and board members.	Admissions 01 Enquire: Complete the Enquiry Form with basic details about your child. This helps Xàbia International College understand your needs and prepare the right information for you. You can access the Enquire Now button to start. 02 Visit: Experience XIC. The best way to discover what makes XIC unique is by visiting us. During the visit, you will meet our Director, the Heads of Primary or Secondary. 03 Offer: After we have reviewed your information and confirmed availability, we will send you a formal offer and a Registration Form. Please also review our Terms and Conditions. 04 Register: To secure your child's place, return the signed Registration Form with a copy of your identification (Passport, NIE or DNI).
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