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If you're researching international schools in Spain offering Reggio Emilia Approach, this page lists every school we know of and lets you sort, filter and compare them — without school marketing in the way. The most common curriculum is Reggio Emilia Approach, taught by 4 of the schools below. Annual tuition spans roughly 4,330–28,255 EUR, with the average sitting around 11,297. Schools range from new openings to long-established names like Sotogrande International School (opened 1978).
Compare 4 Reggio Emilia Approach international schools in Spain. Filter by curriculum, fees (average EUR 11,297), location, and more to find the right international school now.
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Sotogrande International School (SIS) is an international day and boarding school in Spain that educates from 6 months through 18 years. It operates an IB continuum with the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP), and offers an American High School Diploma and an A-level route. The campus supports over 1,300 students in a multilingual, globally minded community, with English as the primary language of instruction and some subjects taught in Spanish; first languages include English, Spanish and Russian, and second languages include English, Spanish, French, German and Mandarin. Facilities include modern STEM laboratories, art studios, versatile teaching spaces, a 5-a-side astro turf pitch and a multi-surface leisure area. The school provides day and boarding (Boarding House for 160+), with extensive university placement services, the Kindred Project, and plans to remodel the library and expand the Primary division to a 4-form entry for its students.
Madrid Active School is an international school located in central Madrid offering preschool through secondary education. It is authorized as a U.S. foreign school by the Community of Madrid and NEASC-accredited. The school follows an American curriculum alongside Cambridge IGCSE options from 3rd ESO, with a pathway that supports multilingual learning. Classroom practice centers on active pedagogy: students take a leading, active role in learning, moving from concrete experiences to abstract thinking, with a balance of spontaneous activity and adult-guided proposals. Montessori materials and differentiated zones organize the learning environment to meet developmental needs and promote autonomy, self-esteem, and social-emotional growth through non-violent communication and active listening. Bilingual aims integrate Spanish as the common language while English is strengthened through play and progressively more complex activities. Values include Respect, Inclusion, Sustainability, Participation, and Commitment. The school emphasizes family involvement and project work that connects classroom learning to the wider world.
King's College Chamartín, an infant school in central Madrid, is part of the King's College Group with over five decades of British education. The Chamartín campus offers EYFS, the British Curriculum and a Reggio Emilia-inspired approach in Early Years and Key Stage 1. The Primary programme follows the English National Curriculum (Years 1–2) with core subjects taught in English by UK-trained teachers and a strong Spanish bilingual pathway. Enrichment spans Art & Design, Computing, Geography, History, Music, PE, Design & Technology and PSHE, with language immersion to support bilingual fluency. In Year 2, an AI-powered platform provides diagnostic assessments and personalized exercises in English, Maths and Science. Facilities include purpose-built classrooms, dedicated art, light, music and nature ateliers, a cosy library, a multi-purpose hall, and an on-site kitchen. Mandarin immersion is offered, and pathways to later stages are supported through links with sister schools. Students gain leadership and global awareness.
Kaleide International School is a family-run, progressive microschool on Tenerife, Spain, welcoming children aged 3 to 12. The school teaches in English and Spanish as a bilingual program and emphasizes active, child-centered learning through play, authentic projects, nature, and collaboration. Its curriculum blends Reggio Emilia and Montessori approaches with Forest Schools, complemented by a bespoke program tailored to each learner's path. Children design their own learning journeys in partnership with a dedicated pedagogical team, with a focus on critical thinking, exploration, and intrinsic motivation rather than grades or tests. Founded in 2021 by Diego and Diana, Kaleide operates with a sense of community and care for the child and the natural world. Its learning spaces Spiral, Allegro, Fractal, Wabi-sabi, Meraki, andExterior support exploration and creativity. The school is authorized as a foreign school by Canary Islands Department of Education and has a NEASC Candidate status in its accreditation process.
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