Revision classes Primary/Secondary

📘 Revision Classes for Primary and Secondary Students in Spain

We offer tailored revision classes for students enrolled in the Spanish education system — from Primary School (Educación Primaria) to Secondary School (ESO and Bachillerato). These classes are ideal for students who may find the Spanish academic model challenging due to its strong emphasis on theory and memorization, often at the expense of practical learning.

👩‍🏫 Our Offer

• Who it's for: Students in Primary, ESO, or Bachillerato who need academic support

• When: Two hours per week

• Cost: €30 registration fee + €45 per calendar month

• Language of instruction: Spanish

• Teachers: Two fully qualified native Spanish-speaking educators, experienced in the national curriculum

Whether your child is transitioning into the Spanish system or simply needs reinforcement, our small-group classes provide personalized support in a familiar and structured setting.

🇪🇸 Understanding the Spanish School System

Navigating the Spanish education system — especially with a language barrier — can feel overwhelming. Here's a clear breakdown:

📚 Primary Education (Educación Primaria)

• Ages: 6–12 (6 academic years)

• Focus: Language, mathematics, science, and technology

• Assessments: At the end of year 3 and year 6

• Repeating years: Allowed once per stage, only when essential

🏫 Secondary Education (Educación Secundaria)

• ESO (Compulsory Secondary Education): Ages 12–16

  • Structure: 4 years divided into two cycles (1st–3rd, and 4th)

  • Repeating years: Students can repeat up to two years in the first cycle, and the 4th year only if no previous repeats have occurred

  • Graduation: Students receive the Título de Graduado en Educación Secundaria Obligatoria upon successful completion

• Bachillerato or Vocational Training: Post-16 education, optional

🏠 Homeschooling in Spain

Homeschooling is not officially recognized in Spain. By law, all children aged 6 to 16 must attend a registered educational institution. Non-compliance may result in fines from the Ministry of Education.