Frequently asked questions

It means that students are taught regularly in two languages. At Palacio de Granda, the main languages are Spanish and English, with the option to study a third language in later years.

It is a school that integrates two languages into the curriculum, enabling students to develop both academic knowledge and language skills in both languages.

For example, at Palacio de Granda, Early Years and Primary School students learn Maths, Science and other subjects in English, while Spanish remains their main language.

A bilingual school improves language competence and communication, enhances critical and creative thinking and helps students adapt to international environments and study abroad.

A bilingual school teaches subjects in two languages. It works by combining classes in the main language, Spanish, with others taught in English, led by teachers who specialise in each language.

A bilingual school offers structured teaching in two languages and prepares students to communicate, learn and thrive academically and socially in both.

Subjects such as Maths, Science, Technology and selected arts activities are taught in English, while History, Language and Social Sciences are taught in Spanish.

This depends on the school and the educational stage. Fees usually include enrolment, monthly tuition and additional services.

An international school follows a curriculum aligned with international standards, often within a multilingual environment, and prepares students to study at universities around the world.

An international school offers bilingual or multilingual programmes and active learning methodologies, while a public school follows the national curriculum and is usually taught in one language.

Not all private schools are international. International schools are usually private, but their focus is on global standards, languages and preparation for university in an international context.

An international school has a global, multilingual approach, prepares students for higher education in different countries and follows an internationally recognised curriculum.

Palacio de Granda is recognised in Asturias as one of the leading private international schools, thanks to its bilingual education and innovative pedagogical approach.

This depends on the school. Palacio de Granda combines the official Spanish curriculum with international methodologies such as IPC and Singapore Mathematics, and prepares students for international English language certifications.

Yes. They usually offer personalised guidance and develop advanced linguistic and academic skills that support access to universities in Spain and abroad.

Sports, Music, Art, Theatre, Robotics, Technology, outdoor activities and cultural programmes.

A family and school interview, an academic assessment of the student and a language test where applicable.

A private school is funded through student enrolment fees rather than by the State, and has autonomy over its curriculum, methodologies and admissions process.

A British school follows the UK curriculum, with IGCSEs, A Levels and teaching in English.

British schools usually follow IGCSEs and A Levels in Secondary School and Baccalaureate, with British methodologies adapted for Early Years and Primary School.

It focuses on specific Subjects, standardised assessments and preparation for university in the UK and internationally.

It provides a strong, internationally recognised academic preparation, with a focus on critical thinking and project work, and supports access to international universities.

Academic evaluation, family interview and acceptance of internal rules.

Spanish, English, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, Technology, Art, Music and Sport.

Primary School focuses on academic foundations, early bilingual development and project-based learning.
Secondary School focuses on deepening knowledge in Science, Mathematics and Languages, as well as preparing students for exams and international certifications.

The IB is an international, interdisciplinary curriculum with an emphasis on global skills and projects. A Levels follow the British curriculum, specialising in specific Subjects and preparing students for university.

At the end of Secondary School, at approximately 16 years old.

Specific classes, individual tutorials and reinforcement programmes in key subjects.

Qualified teachers specialised in each Subject, including native-speaking specialists in English and other languages.

Spanish, English and, optionally, French or German.

Spanish is the main language. English is taught as a second language from Infant School.

Yes, students receive individualised support according to their level.

Yes, through individualised care plans and specialised support.

Through meetings, emails, an online platform and personalised follow-up.Through meetings, emails, online platform and personalized follow-up.

A family interview, academic assessment and language test, if required.

Yes, welcome days and information sessions are held for parents.

Previous academic certificates, identity card or passport, medical report and vaccination records, and the school registration form.

Founded as a private school in Asturias, Palacio de Granda has a history of more than 50 years of providing bilingual and international education.

It is not part of ISP; it is an independent school in Asturias.

National accreditations and international recognition as an official Cambridge examination centre.

In Siero, Asturias, in a spacious natural environment that supports a well-rounded education.

Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School and Baccalaureate: 9am–4.30pm, with classes, workshops, bilingual activities and break times.

Soccer, Basketball, Swimming, Athletics, Tennis and both team and individual sports.

Music, Theatre, Robotics, Art, Languages, STEM projects and cultural activities.

Yes, there is an indoor swimming pool available for sports activities.

Yes, there are classrooms specialised in Art and creativity.

Yes, the school has an official uniform for all students.

Yes, it is actively involved in school life and in communication with the leadership team.

They depend on the educational stage, from Early Years to Baccalaureate, with fees adapted according to age and any additional services.

Early Years: 1–5 years; Primary School: 6–11 years; Secondary School: 12–16 years; High Scho: 17–18 years. Each stage has specific fees, which include enrolment, monthly fees and optional services.

Payment can be made by direct debit, as a single payment or in instalments, depending on the school’s payment plan.It can be done by direct debit, single payment or in instalments depending on the school's plan.

Yes, the school organises guided visits and open days for interested families.Yes, the school organises guided tours and open days for interested families.

Yes, teaching and administrative vacancies are usually published on the school’s official website and on education employment platforms.