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International Schools in Ibiza, Spain

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About international schools in Ibiza, Spain

Ibiza’s international-school scene is small and island-shaped: a handful of private schools offer full international or bilingual programmes alongside the local Catalan/Spanish system, so choices are limited compared with mainland cities. Parents will commonly find British-style schools (IGCSE/A-Level pathways), a French lycée-style option and bilingual Spanish schools that combine local curriculum with strong English provision; Catalan and Spanish remain part of daily school life in most settings. Recent published fee information shows a wide spread - roughly from the low-thousands of euros a year at the smaller French-language option to double-digit thousands at private British-style colleges - and additional charges (registration, transport, activities) are common. The main intake follows the Spanish academic year (starting in September), schools hold open days and enrolment windows in the autumn/winter for the following September, but many accept mid-year places subject to availability, so families should contact admissions early and be ready with translated school records and ID documents.

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At a glance 3 schools · avg fee EUR 7,061
Schools listed
3
Curricula
8
Average annual fee
EUR 7,061
Fee range
EUR 0 – 19,450
Most common curriculum
IB (DP) (1 schools)
Average school size
598 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Colegio Mestral
Oldest
Morna International College (1973)
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FAQs for Spain

How many international-school options are there on Ibiza and how different are they?
Ibiza has only a small number of schools that describe themselves as international or bilingual, so the island’s provision is limited compared with larger Spanish cities. Those options typically include a British-style school (English instruction with IGCSE/A-Level pathways), a French lycée model and privately run bilingual schools that follow the Spanish curriculum while offering significant English teaching; you should expect differences in language balance, examination routes and extracurricular provision between each school.
What languages are used and will my child learn Catalan or Spanish?
Spanish and Catalan are widely used across the island and are part of the official education framework, so even international and bilingual schools usually teach Catalan and/or Spanish alongside English or French. Schools vary in how quickly non-Spanish speakers are integrated; most offer language support or immersion programmes for newcomers, but parents should check the school’s first-language support policy and the likely language of the classroom at each age.
What do international schools in Ibiza typically charge in tuition?
Published fee information for Ibiza shows a meaningful range: annual tuition can be around the mid-thousands of euros at the smaller French-language option, while privately run British-style colleges commonly publish figures in the low-to-high-five-figures (euros) per year once all charges are included. Expect additional mandatory or optional costs (enrolment/registration fees, materials, school bus, lunches and extracurriculars), so always ask for a full breakdown of the annual cost and any one-off payments.
When should we apply and what documents will schools ask for?
The main intake follows the Spanish school year with a September start; many international and private schools run open days in the autumn and encourage applications in the autumn/winter for the following September, although some accept rolling applications during the year if places are available. Typical documents include a completed application form, recent school reports and transcripts (often translated), proof of identity and residency, vaccination records and any assessment or interview requested by the school; begin the process several months before your planned move and clarify any translation or homologation requirements early.
Can children join mid-year and is language support available for non-Spanish speakers?
Many international and private schools on Ibiza will accept mid-term admissions if space allows, but availability is often limited on a small island so places can fill quickly; contact admissions directly to check current vacancies. Most schools offer language support for pupils who do not speak the primary language of instruction - short-term immersion, bespoke EAL/ESL classes or one-to-one help are common - but the level of support varies, so confirm the school’s approach and any additional costs before committing.
What should relocating families look for when choosing an international school in Ibiza?
With only a few options on the island, prioritise what matters most for your child: the language of instruction and language-support provision, the assessment pathway (IB/IGCSE/A-Level/Spanish), pastoral and extracurricular provision, and practicalities such as transport and school day length. Also check regulatory registrations and recognised accreditations, ask for recent inspection or performance information, speak with current parents if possible, and get a clear written breakdown of tuition and extra fees before accepting a place.
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