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International schools in A Coruña form a small, mainly private sector within a city whose public system is governed by Galicia’s plurilingual rules: families will find schools offering the British pathway (English National Curriculum with IGCSE/A-Level options) and at least one school that delivers the full International Baccalaureate continuum from early years to diploma. Instruction in international schools is usually primarily in English, but Spanish and Galician are taught as part of the curriculum to meet regional requirements and local language policy. Fees and billing models vary a lot between providers and by age group; private international and IB programmes tend to sit at the higher end of local private-school costs and commonly add charges for enrollment, materials, meals, transport and extracurriculars. Admissions for private international schools are handled directly by each school (visits, application forms, assessments or interviews are normal) while public and publicly funded places follow the Xunta/municipal timetables and point-based allocation processes; the main intake is for the September school year so families relocating should start enquiries well before the summer term. Practical considerations for relocating families include the co-official status of Galician (which affects language provision), transport to campus, and checking exactly which services are included in published tariffs before committing to a place.
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