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Colegio Inglés Zaragoza

Spain, Zaragoza

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Spanish
Fees €7,018 - 8,801
Ages 2 - 16 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 1970
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum British Curriculum
Taught languages English, Spanish, German, French, Mandarin
Strengths Sport, Languages, STEM
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Colegio Inglés Zaragoza is bilingual school delivering the British curriculum for students aged 3 to 16. Founded in 1970, it was the first Spanish-English bilingual school in Aragon and part of the Dukes Education International Education Partnership, with a focus on real English from early childhood. English is the language of daily instruction, taught by native teachers from UK and Ireland, and used as a means of communication from age 3. The school emphasizes practical, active learning, individualized attention and small-group work, supported by technology. It promotes international outlook through exchanges and collaboration with other IEP schools and partner countries including the United States and Germany. Set near Zaragoza, it offers bright classrooms, a large library, a music room, an art room, science and technology labs, tutoring spaces and a psychomotor room, with indoor and outdoor sports facilities. A broad extracurricular program spans sport, arts, technology and languages, including Chinese.

Av. de Movera, 147, 50194 Zaragoza, Spain

The Essentials

Colegio Inglés Zaragoza has instruction in English, Spanish.

Location
Located on the outskirts of Zaragoza, in a natural and peaceful environment. Address: Av. de Movera, 147, 50194 Zaragoza. The school has spacious, bright classrooms and excellent outdoor recreational areas.

Stages
Early Years and Primary; ages 3 to 16.

Type
Private bilingual school
Diving Deeper

Food Options
The school menu is based on a varied Mediterranean diet with locally sourced products, offering a balanced diet and encouraging students to eat a wide range of foods.

Governance and Ownership
The school is part of the Dukes Education International Education Partnership. It is a member of the Dukes Education family of schools.
Fees

Annual tuition at Colegio Inglés Zaragoza ranges from EUR 7,018 to EUR 8,801 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration (Matriculación) fees

- A non‑refundable registration (matrícula) fee is required the first time a pupil enrols; this fee confirms and secures the pupil's place and is payable at registration. The school may refuse an application and return the payment in that case. The registration fee must be paid again if a pupil withdraws and later re‑enrols.

Tuition fees by school year

- The school issues a specific annual fee schedule that distinguishes fees by year group. The school's standard billing model treats the annual tuition as a single annual amount that is divided for payment purposes (see Billing schedule below). Specific numeric tuition amounts per year group and per term are not published in the publicly available admissions material and are issued directly to families as the fee schedule for each academic year.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The annual school fee is divided into 10 monthly instalments, payable from September to June. Instalments must be paid no later than the 5th day of each month.
- October's instalment includes the annual school insurance charge; January's instalment includes the cost for curriculum‑related materials.
- Optional services (for example: transport, school lunch/comedor, extra‑curricular paid activities, early morning care) are charged separately and, when taken, are billed monthly independent of actual days used. Transport is priced monthly even when not used daily.
- If a family chooses to pay the full course in a single payment (the equivalent of the 10 monthly instalments up front) a discount is applied; the discount percentage is set and communicated annually.
- Returned payment charges are passed to the payer (specified at €3.63 per returned payment). In case of multiple returns, June's instalment must be paid in advance together with May's. The school may suspend attendance, activities or services for pupils with outstanding fees.

Boarding (residency) fees

- The school operates as a day school for ages 3–16 and provides services such as transport and lunch; it does not operate a boarding/residential programme.

Other costs and fees

- Uniform: the school has an official uniform programme and an official online uniform store; uniform items are charged separately and prices are set by the uniform supplier.
- Additional optional charges can include: daily school lunch (comedor), bus/transport monthly fee, early‑morning care (madrugadores), extra‑curricular activity fees, field‑trip or travel costs, and specific curricular material costs (billed in January). These items are billed in addition to tuition.

Refund and cancellation terms

- The initial registration/matriculation fee is non‑refundable and is not deducted from monthly instalments. If a pupil withdraws, the registration fee is not refunded; similarly, the reservation amount charged for securing a place for the following year is not refundable if the family later decides not to continue. Monthly instalments (tuition) are non‑refundable even if the month is not completed.
- The school reserves the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrolment or organisational reasons; in that situation the school will refund amounts paid for that cancelled course.

Fee payment options

- Accepted payment methods include: bank direct debit (domiciliación bancaria), bank transfer, and credit or debit card. The school issues monthly receipts; certain charges are included in specific months (insurance in October; materials in January).

Brief note on available fee information and next steps

- The school publishes its precise numeric fee schedule (amounts by year group and any per‑term breakdown) annually and communicates those figures directly to families. The public admissions pages and the school's general conditions document describe payment structure, timing, payment methods, optional services and refund rules, but do not display the current year group fee amounts in the publicly accessible pages/PDFs.
Academics

Colegio Inglés Zaragoza teaches British Curriculum for students aged 2 to 16.

Curriculum
Private bilingual school for students aged 3 to 16. It is the first Spanish-English bilingual school in Aragon, founded in 1970. It is part of the Dukes Education International Education Partnership. Real English is central: English is learned as a means of communication from age 3, with native teachers from the UK and Ireland, and English is used as the language of instruction throughout daily learning. The British curriculum is followed with an emphasis on practical, active learning, individualized attention and small-group work, complemented by technology. The school promotes internationality with exchanges and collaboration with other IEP schools and partner countries such as the United States and Germany.

Exam Results
In secondary education, students can take Cambridge University exams: B2 First (FCE) in 3rd ESO and C1 Advanced (CAE) in 4th ESO.

Higher Education Progression
Our model prepares students to take on the Baccalaureate with guarantees of success, and includes tutoring and personalised interviews, plus academic and vocational guidance to support personal development.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Weekly tutoring sessions led by the class teacher give students the chance to be more self-aware, to better understand and manage their emotions, and to practice a wide variety of interpersonal skills.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Guidance works closely with teachers to identify students with potential learning needs, recommends psycho-pedagogical evaluations when necessary to determine the nature of the student's needs, and works with teachers to develop individual educational plans (IEP) when necessary. It offers individual and/or group support to students who require it and schedules meetings with families to get involved in the academic process of all the students.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
English is used as a means of communication throughout the day by students and school personnel. Starting from Year 3 of primary school, our students' English proficiency is externally accredited by Cambridge Assessment English. The constant interaction with a multicultural teaching team, who have lived and worked in foreign countries, helps students develop an excellent knowledge and understanding of Anglo-Saxon culture as well as the English language.

Mental Wellbeing
The emotional well-being of students is of crucial importance; the school's priority is to ensure they are happy and feel safe so that learning can happen naturally.
Parent Experience

History
Colegio Inglés Zaragoza is a private bilingual school for students aged 3 to 16. It began in 1970 as the first Spanish-English bilingual school in Aragon, with the aim of providing high-quality education and real bilingualism in English and Spanish. The school has over 50 years of experience delivering English-language education. It is part of the Dukes Education International Education Partnership, and a member of the Dukes Education family of schools.

Community
The school is a small, friendly, family-oriented centre with personalised attention. Since 2023 it has joined the Dukes Education family, expanding opportunities for development in an international environment. English is the language of instruction, with native teachers trained in the UK and Ireland, and international experiences influence learning. The school also emphasizes the emotional wellbeing of students.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school is located in a natural, tranquil setting on the outskirts of Zaragoza. It has bright, spacious classrooms and excellent outdoor recreation areas. It features a large library and a music room equipped with various instruments, as well as support rooms and a specialized art room. It also has science and technology laboratories, small rooms for tutoring sessions, a psychomotor skills room, and an indoor sports hall. Outdoor spaces include football and basketball pitches, a garden area with benches and chairs, a rope pyramid for younger children, and an outdoor pool for activities in warmer months.

Sports Facilities
The school has an indoor sports hall. It has football and basketball pitches on the grounds. There is an outdoor pool for activities during warmer months.

Academic Facilities
The school has bright, spacious classrooms and a large library. It has a specialized music room with various instruments, plus a dedicated art room and science and technology laboratories. It includes support rooms and smaller rooms for reinforcement or revision sessions, and a psychomotor skills room.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The program is rich and diverse, designed to complement the curriculum and help students discover their strengths across sports, the arts, technology, and languages. Sports include football, karate, skating, rhythmic gymnastics, fitness, and table tennis. Arts and expression include drama club, advanced photography, drawing and painting, and piano studies. Chess is offered, and students can broaden their language skills with a fourth language, Chinese, in addition to English and a third language studied in school (German or French). English classes for alumni and families are included in the extracurricular program, and robotics adds a technology component.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Artistic and Musical, Sports, Languages, and Technology provide a broad extracurricular program that enriches learning. Drama Club, ballet, advanced photography, and piano support creative development. Football, karate, and skating broaden physical education and teamwork.

Arts & Creative
Drama Club, ballet classes, advanced photography, and piano studies are offered to nurture creative expression and performance. These activities complement academic life and provide opportunities to develop artistic skills. The school emphasizes the importance of art, music, and performing arts in student development.

Cultural & Language
Languages are a key part of the extracurricular program. English is the language of instruction and a third language is studied during school hours. Students can broaden their horizons by learning a fourth language: Chinese. These language offerings support linguistic diversity and global awareness.

Social & Hobbies
Drama Club, ballet classes, advanced photography, and piano studies are offered as extracurricular activities. These activities foster creativity, collaboration, and personal expression outside the classroom.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Physical activity is emphasized and includes football, karate, and skating. The school encourages students to expand their sports training through these activities. These activities support physical development.
Languages

Language Provision
English and Spanish are the languages of instruction and study. English is taught from age 3 as the medium of instruction, delivered by native teachers trained in the UK and Ireland. The school emphasizes bilingual development and includes an international perspective, with experiences and influences from the best education systems worldwide. Students learn from the English perspective while recognizing the importance of Spanish.

Bilingual Teaching
The school is a private bilingual school for students aged 3 to 16, offering English–Spanish bilingual education and recognised as the first Spanish-English bilingual school in Aragon. English is the language of instruction, with native teachers trained in the UK and Ireland. Real bilingualism in English and Spanish is the goal of the program.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Enrolment is open year-round. To guarantee a place, register as soon as possible. The admissions team will advise and guide you through the decision-making process from the first contact. Families are welcome to visit the school in person to resolve any questions during the admissions process. 2. An individual interview can be arranged to discuss the educational project and meet the team. The interview can take place at the school or via video call online. The admissions team is available to answer questions and help with next steps. You can contact the admissions team to start scheduling. 3. Families are welcome to visit the school to discuss the admissions process and experience the environment. Visiting provides an opportunity to ask questions and observe the environment. Staff can guide you on the next steps and confirm what to prepare for enrollment. 4. Contact details: Telephone numbers: +34 629 106 800 / +34 976 57 30 30. Website: zaragoza.iepgroup.es. We are here to help you and answer all your questions.
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