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Vigo’s more affordable international and bilingual schools are generally smaller, local private or concertado (state-supported) centres that combine English-medium teaching with Spain’s curriculum and regional Galician requirements; families will commonly encounter schools offering the British National Curriculum or the International Baccalaureate alongside Spanish/Galician bilingual programmes. Teaching typically mixes English with Spanish, and in Galicia schools also include Galician as part of the curriculum, so pupils often learn two or three languages as they progress. On cost, surveys of private schooling in Spain put many private and ‘affordable’ international options in a lower band than large-city internationals, with typical family outlays often reported in the region of roughly €400 - €900 per month plus one-off registration and extras such as meals, transport and materials. Admissions follow two rhythms: public sector pre-registration and placement runs on the national/autonomic calendar in spring with matriculation in June - July, while independent international schools often operate their own earlier or rolling deadlines - start enquiries several months before you move and have identity, address and previous-school records to hand.
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