• TypePrimary and secondary schools
• LocationMarbella, Spain
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Svenska Skolan Marbella is a Swedish school abroad for Swedish-speaking children on the Costa del Sol. It has operated since 2003 and since 2013 has been located in La Alzambra / Nueva Andalucía, near Puerto Banús in Marbella. The school is approved as a Swedish school abroad, teaches the Swedish national curriculum under the supervision of the Swedish Schools Inspectorate (Skolinspektionen) and the National Agency for Education (Skolverket), and is also authorised by the Junta de Andalucía. According to the school, it now has over 200 students.

• Preschool (förskola) from age 3
• Preschool class and years 1-6 (lågstadium and mellanstadium)
• Supervised distance learning for years 7-9 (Sofia Distans) and upper secondary (Hermods)

Swedish, English and Spanish are part of the school day, which runs from 9:00 to 15:00, with after-school care (fritids) until 17:00. Facilities include a sports hall, a garden with a pool, three padel courts and an artificial football pitch.

Parents apply through an expression-of-interest form on the website; the head teacher reviews each application and decisions are sent by email in March or April.

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La Alzambra. Centro Comercial Vasari Center PISO Local 1 PUERTA D, Marbella, Málaga, Spain, 29660

• Preschool (förskola), ages 3-5
• Preschool class (förskoleklass) to year 6
• Years 7-9: supervised distance learning with Sofia Distans
• Upper secondary (gymnasium): supervised distance learning with Hermods
• After-school care (fritids), 15:00-17:00

Parents submit an expression-of-interest form on the website. The school assesses whether a place is available, the head teacher reviews each admission, and families receive a decision by email in March or April. Children applying for a year or more have priority. To secure a place, families pay a non-refundable enrolment fee of 1,000 euros per pupil and provide the final application form, passport copies and a Swedish population register extract (personbevis). As a small school it has very limited resources for pupils needing special support.