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1. ourspanishadventures.com › spanish-school-systemThe Spanish school system explained - Our Spanish Adventures

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   Oct 27, 2020 · The Spanish school year runs from the middle of September through to the middle of June, with three terms of about 11 weeks each. The exact dates may vary by region and type of school. There are no half term holidays in Spain, though schools here do have some of the longest school holidays in Europe!

2. ourspanishadventures.com › common-questions-aboutCommon questions about school in Spain - Our Spanish Adventures

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Table of Contents. Can a non-Spanish child go to a Spanish state school in Spain? Do they only speak Spanish at school in Spain? What happens if my child can't speak Spanish? What age do children start school in Spain? How does the school system work in Spain? What are the different types of schools in Spain?

3. take-the-leap.wep.org › en › education-system-spainEducation in Spain: how does the Spanish school system work

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   Jan 17, 2022 · Education in Spain. Compulsory schooling in Spain begins at age 6 with primary school and ends at age 16, upon completion of middle school. Afterward, it is possible to attend a high school lasting 2 or 3 years or a vocational school. Let’s see in detail how the Spanish school system is structured.

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4. spainwise.net › educationThe Spanish Education System - Spainwise

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   The first four years are called la ESO (Educación Secundaria Obligatoria). Children can leave school at the end of this period or at the age of 16 if they reach this sooner. ESO is divided into two cycles with the same system of repeated years at the end of each cycle as occurs in primary education.

5. www.studying-in-spain.com › plan-your-studiesSpanish Education System - Study in Spain

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   Here is a brief summary of the changes according to the new educational law (LOMLOE): The changes are applicable starting the 2022-2023 academic year for the first and third years of ESO. Starting the 2023-2024 academic year, the changes will be applicable for the second and fourth years as well.

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   Spanish is taught in a specialist language room meaning students have plenty of IT access to facilitate independently controlled listening practice (as in the A-level exam) and pair-work speaking practice. Lessons cover the four main language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing and are taught, as far as possible, in the target ...

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   What age does school start in Spain?

   • Compulsory schooling in Spain begins at age 6 with primary school and ends at age 16, upon completion of middle school. Afterward, it is possible to attend a high school lasting 2 or 3 years or a vocational school. Let’s see in detail how the Spanish school system is structured.

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   Can a non-native child go to school in Spain?

   • Schools in Spain have an obligation to help non-native children learn the language and for us this involved extra Spanish lessons at school for 2 years. You can be rest assured that your children will get a good education in Spain even if they don’t speak Spanish when you move over. What age do children start school in Spain?

   Common questions about school in Spain answered

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   How has education changed in Spain?

   • Changes in Infant and primary education have been somewhat more successful to date than those in the secondary system. In most parts of Spain schooling is now available to children from the age of three, although the obligatory age for starting school is five years old.

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   Is secondary education compulsory in Spain?

   • Secondary education (Educación Secundaria Obligatoria) is the third stage of Spanish education system, and, as so, it is also compulsory. Secondary education includes students in the age range between 12 and 16 years old. The secondary education system in Spain includes state schools, private schools, or state-funded private institutions.

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   What happens if you fail a class in Spain?

   • Most Spanish schools are public and have unlimited access. One particular aspect is how failing classes is dealt with. In Spain, students who fail two or three subjects can decide to repeat the courses during the following year or repeat the year. With middle school, compulsory schooling ends at the age of 16.

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   How long does primary school last in Spain?

   • Primary (primaria) education in Spain is compulsory and lasts for 6 years, from the ages of 6 to 12 years. Children start primary school in Spain in the calendar year that they turn 6. There are three two-year cycles, made up of:

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8. www.spainmadesimple.com › moving-to-spainEducation in Spain: Spanish School System Explained

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   We explain the basics of the Spanish state school education system below. Many expats moving to Spain worry about whether to put their kids into a private fee-paying private International school or whether to educate them in the Spanish system.