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La Devesa School Carlet

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Spanish
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 1 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum
Taught languages Spanish, English, German, French
Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

La Devesa School Carlet is a private international school in Carlet, Valencia, Spain serving ages 1 to 18. It offers a bilingual curriculum blending the Spanish system with Cambridge International standards across Infantil, Primaria, Secundaria and Bachillerato. In Infantil, English is taught 100% of the day in the first cycle and 80% in the second, with Cambridge methods, Trinity Stars, native staff, Phonics and ABN Maths. Secundaria emphasizes digital competence with personal devices and Microsoft tools; most lessons are in English, while maths and official languages are taught in their own languages. Cambridge exams (PET, FCE, CAE) and a second language (German or French) with Goethe/DELF; Bachillerato offers Ciencias or Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales with PAU guidance, and the campus includes laboratories, a STEAM classroom, and a pool.

Camí dels Depòsits, 16, 46240 Carlet, Valencia, Spain

The Essentials

La Devesa School Carlet has instruction in English, Spanish.

Location

The Devesa School Carlet is located on the outskirts of Carlet, in the La Ribera region, about 30 kilometers from the city of Valencia. It sits in a natural setting outside the town. The school is part of Grupo Sorolla Educación.

Stages

Early childhood (Infantil), Primary, Secondary, and Bachillerato (Pre-University).

Type

Private international school.

Additional learning support

The school provides coverage for all types of learners, integrating and giving special attention to diversity, including students with learning difficulties and those with high abilities.

Country affiliation

Spain

Bus service

The bus service is optional; there are six routes that serve Carlet and surrounding towns, with the furthest towns including Cullera and Valencia. The transport is provided with safety measures such as an accompanying supervisor and seat belts.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement

The students wear the school uniform from the first cycle of kindergarten through the 4th year of ESO. In Primary and Secondary, students use the school's sports uniform for Physical Education classes, usually accompanied by the casual uniform. High school students may enter the Center in street clothes as long as their appearance is appropriate. The Center provides all uniform clothing, and the uniform can be purchased online with pickup or home delivery when ready.

Food Options

The Center has two dining rooms. One is for early childhood with two zones, the 1–3 year old zone includes a nap area where children of these ages rest after meals, and one for the rest of the early childhood group up to six years. There is also a dining room for Primary, Secondary and Bachillerato. Dining is mandatory for students. Meals are prepared in the school's kitchen. Monthly menus indicate daily options and are supervised by a dietitian, with a salad buffet and assorted desserts. Menus are delivered to families monthly via circular and through the school's online communications system. The dining room provides snacks from Infantil to Primary, while Secondary and Bachillerato students have different options to choose from.

Governance and Ownership

La Devesa School Carlet is an international private school that covers all levels from early years to university. The School belongs to Grupo Sorolla Educación, a cooperative company of recognized prestige in the education sector, owner of seven formal education centers with over 3,000 students in the Valencian Community.
Fees
Application / Registration fee

- EUR 300.00 — one-time school registration (expediente/matrícula) paid in cash at the moment of enrolment; this amount includes school accident insurance and general administrative costs. The registration fee for Intermediate Vocational cycles (Ciclo Medio) is EUR 400.00 and for Higher Vocational cycles (Ciclo Superior) is EUR 500.00. The registration fee is not refundable except when the pupil is not admitted for academic or disciplinary reasons.

Tuition (schooling) — monthly and annual by year group

Notes: the school charges tuition as 10 monthly payments (September through June, inclusive). The amounts below are the published monthly fees; annual fees are shown as monthly × 10. (The school issues the monthly receipts by bank collection on the 1st of each month.)

- EUR 475.00 / month — Infant (1–2 years) → Annual EUR 4,750.00.
- EUR 425.00 / month — Infant (2–3 years) → Annual EUR 4,250.00.
- EUR 485.00 / month — Infant 2nd cycle (3, 4 & 5 years) → Annual EUR 4,850.00.
- EUR 540.00 / month — Primary 1º & 2º → Annual EUR 5,400.00.
- EUR 545.00 / month — Primary 3º & 4º → Annual EUR 5,450.00.
- EUR 553.00 / month — Primary 5º & 6º → Annual EUR 5,530.00.
- EUR 570.00 / month — Secondary (ESO) 1º & 2º → Annual EUR 5,700.00.
- EUR 585.00 / month — Secondary (ESO) 3º & 4º → Annual EUR 5,850.00.
- EUR 598.00 / month — Bachillerato General → Annual EUR 5,980.00.
- EUR 410.00 / month — 1st year, Vocational Training (Ciclo Formativo, Grado Medio) → Annual EUR 4,100.00.
- EUR 395.00 / month — 2nd year, Vocational Training (Ciclo Formativo, Grado Medio) → Annual EUR 3,950.00.
- EUR 427.00 / month — 1st year, Vocational Training (Ciclo Formativo, Grado Superior) → Annual EUR 4,270.00.
- EUR 410.00 / month — 2nd year, Vocational Training (Ciclo Formativo, Grado Superior) → Annual EUR 4,100.00.

Per-term values (derived from monthly/annual charges)

- The school bills by monthly collection over 10 months (September–June). For database fields that require per-term figures using a conventional three-term academic split, use the following calculation method: Term 1 = 4 months (Sep–Dec); Term 2 = 3 months (Jan–Mar); Term 3 = 3 months (Apr–Jun). Per-term amounts are therefore the published monthly fee multiplied by the number of months in the term (e.g., Primary 1º & 2º: EUR 540.00 × Term 1 (4 months) = EUR 2,160.00; Term 2 = EUR 1,620.00; Term 3 = EUR 1,620.00). The school's billing system issues monthly bank collections rather than a single term invoice.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Recurring tuition is billed as 10 monthly instalments: September through June; monthly receipts are put into bank collection in advance on the 1st of each month. The school may cancel enrolments for non-payment and charges EUR 10.00 for any returned bank payment. Books, digital resources and regulated materials may be billed separately over three instalments (October, November and December). Devices (for families required to acquire them) are billed in 10 monthly instalments where applicable. Insurance related to study protection is charged in October if requested. The registration fee is paid in cash at enrolment.

Boarding / Residential provision

- Boarding is not offered. The school operates as a day school and publishes day services such as the school bus, school canteen (comedor), morning care (aula matinal) and afternoon care.

School bus (transport) fees and rules

- The school operates scheduled bus routes; monthly route fees are charged for the whole academic year and the monthly amount does not vary if the pupil is absent (because the contract is annual). Stops are not door-to-door and routes are accompanied by monitors. Specific route prices and available stops are set per route; families should consult the administration for the route fee that applies to their stop.

School canteen (comedor) — daily rates and sibling discount

- Daily meal prices published by stage:
- Infant: EUR 9.43 per school day.
- Primary (1º–2º): EUR 9.78 per school day.
- Primary (3º and above) / Bachillerato: EUR 9.95 per school day.
- The canteen service is organized and billed by the school; a sibling discount applies: 25% discount for the second sibling and 50% discount for the third sibling on the canteen. If a pupil misses six consecutive school days for medical reasons, 50% of the daily price will be credited on the next month's invoice. The canteen is, for organisational reasons, mandatory for the stages indicated by the centre.

Uniform and other optional costs

- Uniforms are available from the school shop; they are charged at the applicable VAT rate (uniform items are subject to general VAT). The centre provides a sizing table and order procedure through the school uniform service. Extra-curricular activities, Saturday Club, Summer School and similar programmes are charged separately; prices for morning/afternoon care and extra-curricular activities are available from the administration. Delivery of textbooks in paper is subject to the reduced VAT rate; those textbook and material charges are included in the prices when supplied.

Refunds and reductions

- Registration fee: non-refundable except when the pupil is not admitted on academic or disciplinary grounds.
- Canteen: if a pupil is absent for six consecutive school days for medical reasons, 50% of the daily canteen fee will be refunded/credited on the following month's invoice.
- Sibling discounts: canteen discounts of 25% for the second sibling and 50% for the third sibling.
- In case a service is not provided for public-health reasons or similar exceptional circumstances, the school states that services not provided will not be charged.

Payment methods and practical notes

- Registration fee at enrolment: payable in cash at the time of registration. Recurring monthly charges: collected by bank direct debit (monthly receipts put into bank collection on the 1st). Returned bank payments incur an administrative charge of EUR 10.00 per receipt. The school's materials note VAT treatment for textbooks and uniforms according to fiscal rules; specific alternative payment methods (credit card, online payment portal) are not detailed in the published fee document—families should use the school's administration channels for any special payment arrangements.
Academics

La Devesa School Carlet teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 1 to 18.

Curriculum

The Devesa School Carlet offers a bilingual curriculum that blends the Spanish education system with Cambridge International standards across Infantil, Primaria, Secundaria, and Bachillerato. In Infantil, English is taught 100% of the day in the first cycle and 80% in the second cycle; Cambridge methodologies are used and Trinity Stars are pursued; native-English staff support oral development; the curriculum uses Phonics for reading and writing in English and ABN Maths; technology is integrated with digital boards and Bee-Bots; and there are two hours weekly of swimming. In Secundaria, the ESO curriculum emphasizes digital competence, with each student having a personal device and using Microsoft tools; most lessons are taught in English, with mathematics and the official languages taught in their respective languages; students prepare for Cambridge exams (PET, FCE, CAE) and continue learning a second language (German and French) with Goethe/DELF; oratory, debates, and STEAM activities are emphasized. Cambridge International School status enables Cambridge Secondary 1 and IGCSE offerings, including IGCSE in Spanish as first language and Global Perspectives, and Cambridge Young Learners examinations (Starters, Movers, Flyers). In Bachillerato, students choose between Ciencias and Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales; English is strengthened through Spoken English and Cambridge exam preparation and students continue study of a second language; there is personal tutoring, guidance, and university visits to support higher education planning, including PAU preparation.

Exam Results

In 2021, 204 students sat Cambridge English assessments, most achieving the maximum scores. In the same year, 72 students sat Cambridge International exams, with 31 of them in Global Perspectives and Spanish as a first language.

Higher Education Progression

There is guidance for higher education planning, including a personal tutor, professional orientation, and information/resources to help with choosing studies, plus visits to major public universities.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The psychopedagogical cabinet detects emotional and learning needs and supports the personal and social development of students. It assists with the integration of new students and promotes the development of learning abilities to prevent and detect educational needs and guide early solutions. It collaborates in developing the Tutorial Action Plan and coordinates an individualized Educational, Psychopedagogical, and Professional Orientation Plan. It advises teachers and collaborates with families through guidance and accompaniment. The center includes a High-Performance Club for high‑achieving students and hosts Escuela de Padres y Madres with talks and workshops.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The psychopedagogical cabinet detects emotional and learning needs and provides diagnostic and advisory support. It assists with the inclusion of new students and fosters the development of learning capacity, preventing and identifying any educational needs to guide early solutions. It coordinates the Tutorial Action Plan and an individualized Educational, Psychopedagogical, and Professional Orientation Plan. There is a High-Performance Club for high‑ability students. Parents receive counseling and guidance through the family support program.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

English is taught from early childhood as part of the Spanish curriculum, and the school operates as a Cambridge International School. Students can complement the Spanish qualifications with a globally recognized Cambridge qualification (IGCSE). German or French are offered from the 5th grade, with exchanges in the fourth year of secondary education with Austria, Germany, and France. The school runs summer courses and study experiences in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, Switzerland, Germany, and France. It is a Cambridge ESOL Exam Preparation Center and a Trinity College London Registered Examination Center; Trinity Stars are available from infancy; there is preparation for Goethe-Institut German and Institut Français French exams; Cambridge Secondary 1 and IGCSE are part of the program.

Mental Wellbeing

The psychopedagogical cabinet supports emotional and learning wellbeing and personal-social development. The nurse is on site and available throughout the school day, with the nursing service managed by Redvital Salud. The school is cardioprotected and staff are trained to use defibrillators and to provide first aid. The nurse provides first aid, monitors students with health needs, and coordinates with external medical services as needed. The school promotes health education through training, workshops, and the adoption of healthy habits, and manages medication with forms such as Autorización medicación puntual and Consent for occasional medical treatment.

Safeguarding

The school maintains safeguarding through an on-site nurse and cardioprotection, with staff trained to use first-aid equipment and defibrillators. The psychopedagogical cabinet detects emotional and learning needs and coordinates the Tutorial Action Plan to support student welfare. It coordinates an individualized Education, Psychopedagogical, and Professional Orientation Plan and collaborates with families through guidance and accompaniment. The school offers parent education through Escuela para Padres with talks and workshops. Medication management is handled with forms such as Autorización medicación puntual and Consent for occasional medical treatment, with the nursing staff serving as the liaison among families, the school, and healthcare providers.
Parent Experience

History

La Devesa School Carlet is a private international school in Carlet, Valencia, Spain that covers all educational stages from early childhood to university. Its education is based on a holistic formation focused on values and social skills, with language learning, the latest technologies, and sport considered essential. The school belongs to Grupo Sorolla Educación, a cooperative education group that operates seven centers in the Valencian Community. In the 2019-2020 academic year, the centre celebrated its 40th anniversary. The school emphasizes English language education with a 100% English approach in its Ready to Fly program.

Community

La Devesa School Carlet maintains an active school community. It offers an Alumni Club and is part of Grupo Sorolla Educación's international network, which includes Cambridge International School. The network comprises seven centers in the Valencian Community. The school's news section features activities such as the Pañuelo Challenge, Intercambio Puderbach-Carlet 26, Día de la radio, Día de la mujer y la niña en la ciencia, Debates, and the Hackatón Digital 2025, and it led the national contest against gender-based violence.
Facilities

Facilities Overview

The Devesa School Carlet has facilities set in a natural environment where students can enjoy daily moments of leisure and rest. The building layout groups spaces by age across multi‑story wings, with wide corridors that foster a calm, welcoming atmosphere. Three laboratories are available: Natural Sciences, Biology and Chemistry, and Physics, plus a Technology Workshop with 30 workstations, benches, and hand and power tools. There is a Music Room, a Plastic Arts Room, and a STEAM classroom where students develop projects that connect science, art, and mathematics. The sports facilities support a range of activities, including swimming as part of the Physical Education program.

Sports Facilities

A 1,100 m pavilion enables futsal, basketball, volleyball, and more, and also includes a climbing wall. There is an outdoor basketball court and a football pitch with artificial turf. The campus also features a semi‑Olympic 25‑meter indoor pool and a fitness room.

Academic Facilities

Three laboratories are available: Natural Sciences; Biology and Chemistry; and Physics, along with a Technology Workshop with 30 workstations equipped with benches and tools. The school also has a Music Room, an Art Room, and a STEAM classroom to support cross‑disciplinary projects that integrate science, art, and mathematics.

Extra Curricular Facilities

Swimming/Fitness programs promote a healthy lifestyle. Extracurricular activities offer playful experiences to develop talent and creativity. Holiday Time provides engaging vacation activities. International programs provide language learning opportunities and exchanges, with Cambridge/Goethe/Institut Français exam preparation. Saturday Club offers enrichment activities on Saturdays; the school provides a Bus service for easy access and a Dining Hall with the motto 'Mens sana in corpore sano.' The Counseling Office supports students in a healthy learning environment, and birthdays can be celebrated in a distinctive way.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual

The school uses an experiential, competency-based curriculum integrated into the academic program across all subjects, levels, and stages, with activities and projects that develop cognitive, linguistic, digital, social, artistic, environmental, and problem-solving competencies. The approach strengthens creativity, communication, collaboration, and autonomous, responsible decision-making. A future-focused emphasis on power skills and agile working methods guides the development of competencies through progressive integration with various programs. The Vuela Alto competency development programs incorporate physical, cultural, professional, personal, and emotional skills to prepare students to meet future challenges.

Arts & Creative

Creativity workshops and development of artistic, scientific, and technological talents awaken students' personal interests and reveal their talents. The program includes entrepreneurship and problem-solving projects and design thinking and STEAM activities that foster creative and innovative thinking. Social and emotional learning supports creative teamwork and peer collaboration within projects. The Pre-University Programme offers workshops and talks by professionals to enhance talents and creative potential.

Cultural & Language

English is taught from early childhood following the Spanish curriculum, and the school operates as a Cambridge International School to connect with a global community. Students can complement Spanish qualifications with an internationally recognized Cambridge credential through the IGCSE, and language learning is a core part of the formation, including mastery of multiple languages. German or French is offered from 5th grade, with exchanges to Austria, Germany, and France in 4º ESO and summer programs in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, Switzerland, Germany, and France. The school serves as a Trinity College London exam center and Cambridge ESOL exam preparation center, with official exams such as Trinity Stars and preparation for Goethe Institut and Institut Français exams as well as Cambridge IGCSE.

Social & Hobbies

The school offers creativity workshops and talent development in artistic, scientific, and technological areas to awaken students' personal interests and talents. It includes social and emotional learning with mentoring, peer tutoring, a mediation team, conflict-resolution activities, and classroom assemblies to support collaboration and personal growth. The program features entrepreneurship, problem-solving, and design thinking with STEAM activities to encourage teamwork and innovation. Extracurricular moments include debates and the Hackatón Digital 2025, with finalists, along with other student-led events such as the Día de la radio.

Community & Service

Solidarity & Sustainability is built into the program with citizen competencies, solidarity projects, ecological projects, and sustainability aligned with the UN SDGs. Living our values involves family participation in civic education and the integration of values within the school community. The approach cultivates social responsibility and active community involvement through collaborative projects and civic initiatives.

Leadership & Professional

The Pre-University Programme offers workshops and talks led by distinguished professionals to strengthen power skills and prepare students for the future. The curriculum emphasizes power skills, agile work methodologies, and entrepreneurship to boost autonomous decision-making, collaboration, and creative problem-solving. The program includes explicit modules such as Critical-Original Thinkers with entrepreneurship, problem-solving, and Design Thinking, alongside STEAM experiences.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Grow Healthy encompasses activities promoting a healthy lifestyle, mental health techniques, workshops on nutrition and healthy cooking, and first aid training. A Healthy Lifestyle is a core intrapersonal competency developed through the program, supporting students' well-being and resilience. The life-skills focus emphasizes physical and mental well-being as part of lifelong learning.
Languages

Language Provision

English is the language of instruction from early childhood, with a strong emphasis on developing proficiency in multiple languages. German or French is taught from 5th grade. Trinity Stars are offered from infancy, and preparation is provided for Goethe-Institut German, Institut Français French, and Cambridge examinations (Secondary 1 and IGCSE). Language experiences include exchanges and international programs in English-, German-, and French-speaking contexts.

Bilingual Teaching

The school provides bilingual education in English and Spanish from early childhood. English language instruction is used from a very young age, following the Spanish educational curriculum. German or French is offered from 5th grade. The school is a Cambridge International School.

Immersion Programs

The school offers exchanges with Austria, Germany and France in 4 ESO. It runs summer courses and study programs in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, Switzerland, Germany and France. The school is a Trinity College London Registered Examination Centre and a Cambridge ESOL Exam Preparation Centre. It prepares students for official exams including Goethe-Institut German and Institut Français French, as well as Cambridge Secondary 1 and IGCSE.
Admissions

Admissions

Enrollment

Each student is unique.

AN EDUCATION FOR HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT
Following La Devesa School's educational approach and recognizing that every child has the right to an education that meets their needs in their holistic development, the school provides education for all kinds of students, integrating and giving special attention to diversity, for students with learning difficulties as well as for those with high abilities.

However, there is an admission protocol and entrance tests to better understand the abilities, attitudes, and aptitudes of each applicant.

For new students in all stages, except Early Childhood, the School commits to offering the necessary linguistic supports (whether Spanish for foreigners, Valencian for students from other communities, or English in any case) to understand the classes.

Enrollment Process

Currently, although we can welcome you in person, we want to stay by your side to provide all the information you need about our center and enrollment process.

All the steps to be followed detailed below are the same whether in person or online. We also have our usual channels of communication, by telephone, by email, or through the website contact form to continue providing you with appropriate attention.

We hope to meet you very soon!

Request a Visit

We want to give you the information you need and would also love for you to visit us to get to know us better.

Visit

The visit is arranged to present our educational approach, our pedagogical model, tour the facilities, and provide useful information for the family.

Counselor Meeting

A pre-admission report is generated and passed to the tutor for classroom adaptation, providing a personalized response to the student's needs.

Enrollment

Enrollment forms are completed and submitted to the center. Welcome!

Schedule your appointment and discover a different education

Call +34 962 53 09 63 or complete the form

You can also come to discover our educational model and visit our facilities by attending our Open Day.

The next Open Day will be held on Wednesday, April 29 at 14:30.

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Scholarships

Academic Scholarships

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

These scholarships reward students with good academic records, recognizing the effort and talent of the students.

This initiative is aimed at students, both internal and external to Grupo Sorolla Education centers, who are in the fourth year of Educación Secundaria Obligatoria (ESO) at the time of application.

Among the aspects to be considered are: having an excellent academic record, financial capacity (income level, large family…), and the level of English.

Interested applicants can submit the 'ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS' application form and required documentation by email to gruposorolla@gruposorolla.es.

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