Schools in Mallorca
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Schools in Mallorca
Hi guys I am hoping someone can point me towards names of good semi private secondary schools on the island in an area that is not too busy with tourists and expats. Many thanks
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Re: Schools in Mallorca
The only private (international) schools are located in the (crowded, expensive) expat areas. The reasons for that are well, self-evident; Locals have no need.
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Re: Schools in Mallorca
No concertados anywhere in Mallorca then?
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One in three Spanish children go to fee paying schools, the majority of these are concertados. I doubt that the situation is any different in Majorca
The problem with concertados in my experience is that they are often very religious. Although of course that may not be a problem for you
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Re: Schools in Mallorca
Ami may have top class contributions but often they are inaccurate
One in three Spanish children go to fee paying schools, the majority of these are concertados. I doubt that the situation is any different in Majorca
The problem with concertados in my experience is that they are often very religious. Although of course that may not be a problem for you
One in three Spanish children go to fee paying schools, the majority of these are concertados. I doubt that the situation is any different in Majorca
The problem with concertados in my experience is that they are often very religious. Although of course that may not be a problem for you
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Re: Schools in Mallorca
And I also saw the same graffiti in Barcelona and even in Andalucia when I lived there
But that doesnt change the fact that one in three Spanish children go to fee paying schools, and a quick Google search shows Mallorca has many concertado schools
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OK cman. I don't know about concertado schools. Most British expats are looking for schools that don't require Spanish (or Catalan). That would be decisively, international schools. And all of them are in the expat capitols in the southwest. And they ain't cheap, nor particularly impressive.
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OK cman. I don't know about concertado schools. Most British expats are looking for schools that don't require Spanish (or Catalan). That would be decisively, international schools. And all of them are in the expat capitols in the southwest. And they ain't cheap, nor particularly impressive.