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In this episode, Darren Simons is joined by Rebecca and Marjorie to discuss how to choose between Spanish state schools and private/international schools on the Costa del Sol, with a focus on Marbella and the surrounding areas. They share first-hand experiences, language considerations, admissions timelines, costs, curricula, facilities, and day-to-day routines. Guests: Rebecca Want, Marbella Interiors — parent with experience in Spanish state education Marjorie Blach, Next Nest — relocation specialist and parent with children in private education What we cover: Why families choose state vs private schools Language goals and bilingual outcomes Admissions and paperwork for state schools (cut-off dates, zoning, documentation) Private school applications, assessments, and waiting lists Typical costs and what’s included School day structure, transport, and after-school activities Curriculum options: Spanish, British (IGCSE/A-Levels), IB, American (AP/IB) Facilities and student support Integration, community, and family logistics Practical tips for planning your move and school choice Schools mentioned: Aloha College (non-profit; IB and A-Levels) Swans International The English International College (EIC; A-Levels) Atlas School in Estepona (American curriculum; AP/IB pathways) Sotogrande International School (day and flexible boarding; IB) San José (Spanish private) Laude San Pedro (supports English language catch-up) Key takeaways: Define your priority: language integration, curriculum continuity, or facilities and schedule Start applications early: private schools often fill by late autumn for the following year For state schools, plan ahead for the April application window and local catchment rules If language integration is the goal, state schools offer full immersion; private schools require additional Spanish support Visit schools with your child to assess fit beyond the website Disclaimer: Fees, admissions policies, curricula, and availability change. Confirm details directly with each school. Tell us in the comments: Which route are you considering and why? What has your experience been with state or private schools in Spain? Chapters: 00:00 Intro and guest backgrounds 03:20 Why choose state schools 06:50 Why choose private/international schools 11:40 Costs and facilities 13:40 Curricula: IB, A-Levels, American 15:40 Specific schools mentioned 16:50 Integration and daily routines 22:40 Buses, homework, and family logistics 27:20 Admissions tips and timelines 29:45 Waiting lists and choosing fit 31:30 Final advice and wrap-up Contact the guests: Marbella Interiors: all-inclusive furniture packs for second homes https://www.marbellainteriors.com/ Next Nest: family relocation services for Marbella and the Costa del Sol https://nextnestmarbella.com/ Get in touch with Cloud Nine Spain: Telephone: +34 951 203 808 Email: [email protected] https://cloudninespain.com/ Follow us on Social: / cloudninespain / cloud-nine-spain / cloud_nine_spain / cloudninespain --------------------- Sean Woolley is the author of "From The Ground Up: The Insider's Guide to Buying Spanish Property" Available on Kindle and Paperback Buy it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B08C1SFBSG/r...