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The Cádiz area combines a small number of private international schools with a larger group of bilingual public and concertado (state-subsidised) schools, so families can choose between fee-paying international models and low-cost local bilingual options. Common offers include bilingual Spanish - English programmes, British-style pathways (Cambridge/IGCSE/A-Level) and, in some schools, IB options or trilingual provision that adds French; many private international schools also keep Spanish national subjects to meet local certification rules. Costs vary widely: public schools are free to attend, concertados may ask for modest family contributions, and private international schools in the province commonly charge several thousand euros a year (mid-range examples publish annual tuition in the low thousands to mid-five-thousands). Admissions for publicly funded schools in Andalucía normally follow the regional calendar (applications in early March with formal enrolment in June - July), while private international schools operate their own enrolment windows and often require an early registration deposit and spring deadlines; practical issues for relocating families include school bus routes, catchment/priority rules and the mix of academic routes under the umbrella term “international”.
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