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International schools in Tenerife tend to be small to medium-sized and are most commonly organised around the British (English National Curriculum) and the French systems, with a number of bilingual Spanish - English programmes and a few schools that prepare students for Spanish Bachillerato pathways. Fees vary by school, age and services but international-school tuition on the island typically sits in the mid-range for Spain - many families should expect annual costs in the low-thousands of euros to the high-single thousands depending on extras and year group. Admissions usually centre on a September intake; public and concertado application rounds in the Canary Islands run in spring, while private and international schools often operate their own rolling or cohort-based entry processes and ask that parents enquire several months in advance. Practical considerations for relocating families include island travel times between north and south, availability of school transport and after-school care, and checking language-support (EAL/Spanish) and recognised qualification pathways for later university entry.
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