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1. www.ohlaliving.com › british-and-spanish-school-yearComparing the British and Spanish School Year - Ohla Living

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   Feb 15, 2024 · In Spain, the school year is divided into trimesters rather than terms like in the UK. So instead of autumn, spring, and summer terms, they have the primer trimestre (first trimester) , segundo trimestre (second trimester) , and tercer trimestre (third trimester) .

2. www.angloinfo.com › school-scheduleThe Spanish School Schedule - Spain - Angloinfo

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   • The Primary School Day
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   The school day in most primary schools in Spain is from 09:00-12:00 and 15:00-17:00. There is a two-and-a-half to three-hour break in the middle of the day for lunch and a siesta. Many children go home for the breaks, though children of working parents may stay and have lunch (the comidor) if this is available. Schools hours do vary; in large citie...

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   The school day at secondary schools is normally longer than at primary schools, running from 08:30-15:00 or 09:00-15:00, but as with primary schools times may vary greatly from place to place.

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   Smaller towns seldom have after-school clubs or activities, as children are usually supervised after school by a family member if a parent is working. Larger cities may have before and after school programs for students.

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   During the summer holidays, summer schools operated by independent clubs or the town hall are available. Costs and activities vary, though the schools run by the town hall are usually less expensive.

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   The academic year in Spain runs from mid-September to mid-June and is made up of three terms, each approximately eleven weeks in duration. The first term runs from September to December with a two week break (vacaciones escolares) for the Christmas holidays. The spring term starts after the 6 January festival of Epiphany and runs until Easter (eith...

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   Private and state schools often provide a school bus service to and from local towns. The service is usually very low priced, or free for anyone living over 3.5 Km from school. Contact the school for information on bus stops and times. 1. Pre-School & Primary 2. Secondary Education 3. International Schools 4. Language 5. Finding a School 6. Special...

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

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   School Calendar and Timetable. The Spanish school year starts in mid-September and ends in the third week of June. There is usually a break of two weeks or so at Christmas and about a week at Easter.

4. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › topicsA day in a Spanish secondary school - Talking: Video playlist ...

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   We learn expressions such as ‘classes start at 8.30’, ‘at 9.30 we change classes’, ‘now there is a break’ and ‘at 12.30 the last two classes start’. There are opportunities to ...

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

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Many people want to know what school is like in Spain, what types of schools there are, and how long the Spanish school day is, amongst other questions about the Spanish education system.

6. euroace.net › 2017/09/14 › how-does-high-school-workHow does high school work in Spain - Euroace

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   Sep 14, 2017 · Spain’s high school starts at 14 and ends at the age of 18. 3º ESO – 14 to 15 years of age (9th Grade in US, Year 10 in UK) 4ª ESO – 15 to 16 years of age (10th Grade in US, Year 11 in UK) 1º Bachillerato – 16 to 17 years of age (11th Grade in US, Year 12 in UK)

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   When does Spanish school start & end?

   • The Spanish school year starts in mid-September and ends in the third week of June. There is usually a break of two weeks or so at Christmas and about a week at Easter. There are no half-term holidays as such, but there are short breaks throughout the year which are organised around national, regional and local saints’ days and festivals.

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   What is the school year like in Spain?

   • In Spain, the school year is divided into trimesters rather than terms like in the UK. So instead of autumn, spring, and summer terms, they have the primer trimestre (first trimester), segundo trimestre (second trimester), and tercer trimestre (third trimester). Each trimester typically lasts around 10-12 weeks, with breaks in between.

   Comparing the British and Spanish School Year - Ohla Living

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   When does school start in Spain?

   • The start of term in Spain is usually in the second week of September and runs through to around the 21st June. The year is split into three semesters. Christmas holidays in Spain typically start around 23rd December and end 8th January. Easter is for around 10 days and depends when Easter falls. What time does school start in Spain?

   Common questions about school in Spain answered

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   When does Spanish secondary school start?

   • Spanish secondary school education begins around the age of 12 and lasts until age 16. It is compulsory for all Spanish students to complete four years of Educación Secundaria Obligatoria. During these schooling years, students are able to take elective courses alongside their core subjects.

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   What age can a child go to school in Spain?

   • 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. Children are admitted once a year (in September), strictly according to the calendar year of their birth.

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   What is the next phase of compulsory schooling in Spain?

   • The next phase of compulsory schooling in Spain is known as Educación Secundaria Obligatoria (ESO). Spanish secondary school education begins around the age of 12 and lasts until age 16. It is compulsory for all Spanish students to complete four years of Educación Secundaria Obligatoria.

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8. gogoespana.com › en › blogThe Spanish Education System - Go! Go! España

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   May 9, 2024 · Are certain grade levels compulsory? What about tuition? Is Spanish proficiency a requirement? You’ve likely asked these questions as you begin looking into schooling in Spain. That’s why we’ve created a guide complete with all you need to know about the education system in Spain!