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Full School Open Day - 23 October
Students begin the best educational journey at our private school in Alicante, where both learning and personal development are prioritised.
The admissions process is simple, personalised and attentive to the needs of each family. Multilingual support is available to assist international families.
Reach out to us to schedule a visit to our school or arrange a virtual call, especially if you are currently abroad.
Discover our school during this stage, where we get to know you and your child better. Explore our curriculum and facilities, gaining insight into our vibrant learning environment.
Submit your child’s previous school reports, and if needed, we will organise placement tests. Additionally, we may invite your child for a taster day to experience our community firsthand.
Receive a written offer once the assessment process is successfully completed, giving you a fixed period (between 5 to 10 days) to secure your child’s place as you proceed with the registration process.
Celebrate! Your family is now part of our School Community.
LES gates open at 8.30am. In Primary, registration is at 8.55am and lessons finish at 4pm. In Secondary, registration is at 8.50am and lessons finish at 4.05pm. On Fridays, lessons finish one hour earlier: 3pm in Primary and 3.05pm in Secondary.
(I)GCSEs, A Levels, AS Levels, English Cambridge Certificates, LAMDA, Duke of Edinburgh Award
Cambridge English exams are a series of internationally recognised English language proficiency tests developed by Cambridge Assessment English, part of the University of Cambridge available at LES. These are available at all levels, for all non first language Secondary students. A full support programme is in place to guide and support our students through these qualifications.
LES has a dedicated Additional Educational Needs (AEN) department supporting the educational needs of our students with diagnosed learning difficulties and providing up to three weekly support sessions for selected students. Our AEN department can also support students requiring assessment to determine how we can best support your child.
An "English as an Additional Language" (EAL) programme is available at LES to ensure our students have a strong grasp of the English language, allowing them to excel academically. The programme fast tracks their language development enabling them to join native English speakers for the duration of their courses.
LES offers an extensive bus service with 14 routes covering 27 towns, in the Marina Alta region. If you wish to sign up to the service, please email bus@les.edu.es , places are allocated based on availabilty.
The LES Comedor (school cafeteria) offers a daily menu of hot meals, catering for specific dietary requirements. If you wish to sign up to this service, please email comedor@les.edu.es . Students are also able to bring in a packed lunch.
Class sizes vary according to the year group and subjects. Our average class sizes are 20 students or less across all Key Stages. We follow specific student-teacher ratio guidelines per year group.
Yes, LES has a dedicated boarding house, offering a "home from home" environment.
Uniform is available via the online shop.
Yes. Students who complete their IGCSE and A Level studies at Lady Elizabeth School can validate their British qualifications (homologación) through the Spanish Ministry of Education, enabling access to Spanish universities. Our academic programme prepares learners for higher education both in Spain and internationally.
Yes. While the main curriculum is British, Spanish students also study core subjects from the Spanish national curriculum, ensuring they meet the academic requirements for validation in Spain. This dual approach offers flexibility for university admission both nationally and abroad.
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