Admissions

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Entry Requirements
Our policy throughout the admissions process is to allocate the appropriate placement for the candidate so that he/she may benefit fully from the education we offer. The procedure for admission to the school varies according to the age of the candidate:
Primary department (ages 4/5-10)
Key Stage One (ages 5 to 7)
For entry to KS1, pupils are assessed by the Head of Primary. Ideally, candidates will have attended an English speaking school for at least one year prior to entry. At this age they will be expected to have knowledge of reading and writing in English.
Key Stage Two (ages 7 to 11)
New pupils applying for entry to the school for KS2 are assessed by the Head of Primary in Mathematics, English and Non-Verbal reasoning. Their past school reports are also taken into consideration.
Secondary Department (ages 11 to 16)
Years 7-9 (ages 11 to 14)
For entry to KS3, candidates take baseline assessments in Mathematics, English and science. Importance is given to school reports and interview attitude and performance.
Key Stage 4, Years 10-11 (ages 14 to 16)
Pupils applying for entry to Year 10 take baseline assessments in Mathematics, English and Science Importance is given to school reports and interview attitude and performance.
Pupils applying for admission to Year 11 must have studied the first year of the (I)GCSE course (Year 10) in the British system the year prior to their entry to the school. They are not required to take entrance tests unless is deemed necessary to establish certain level of English comprehension. Great importance is given to past reports.
Admission – Checklist
Official Documentation (for all applicants)
- Online or paper application form (this will be provided by the Admissions Department)
A photocopy of valid Visa for non-EU students.
- A photocopy of the identity document of both parents.
- A photocopy of the identity document of the account holder who will be accountable for school fees if this is not the child’s parent.
- An official medical certificate indicating the child has no infectious or contagious diseases.
A photocopy of vaccination book.
- Two passport size colour photographs.
- End of year school reports for the last two years (if appropriate).
A photocopy of either the birth certificate, the “Libro de Familia”, identity card or passport of the child.
Frequently Asked Questions
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As Willow International School it is open for admissions the whole year round. We are always delighted to meet with parents and show them around the school throughout the year.
Due to the high demand for places at Willow International School, the admissions process is selective. Priority is given to children with a good level of English, with brothers or sisters already studying at Willow and to former students and their children.
For further information, please use the online contact form or contact directly by:
Telephone: (+34) 865 758 026
Mobile: (+34) 602 490 917