
International school tuition in Seville runs from €3,630 to €12,000 a year across the 5 schools listed here. The lowest published annual tuition is €3,630 at Yago School Sevilla; the highest is €12,000 at Colegio de Fomento Entreolivos.
Every figure on this page is an annual tuition figure in EUR, taken from each school's own published fee schedule. Fees vary by school and by year group — the lower end of each school's range is normally early years and the upper end the final secondary years — so a family's actual bill depends on the year group a child enters.
Tuition is not the total cost of a place. Application and registration charges, capital or building levies, transport, meals, uniform, examination entry and boarding where offered are charged separately by most schools. Confirm the current schedule with the school before applying.
| School | Curriculum | Ages | Minimum annual tuition | Maximum annual tuition | Currency | Official fee source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yago School Sevilla | International Baccalaureate (IB), British curriculum | 3 to 18 years | €3,630 | €9,220 | EUR | Official fees page |
| Highlands School Sevilla | Spanish National Curriculum; Bilingual English-Spanish; Cambridge International | 0-18 | €3,850 | €7,100 | EUR | Official fees page |
| CBS, The British School of Seville | British curriculum, Cambridge International, British, A Levels | 5 to 11 years | €3,980 | €11,875 | EUR | Source verification pending |
| Colegio Internacional de Sevilla-San Francisco de Paula | International Baccalaureate (IB), Bachillerato Internacional, Programa del Diploma | 3-18 | €5,000 | €11,000 | EUR | Source verification pending |
| Colegio de Fomento Entreolivos | Spanish Curriculum; Bilingual Spanish-English | 1 to 18 years | €6,000 | €12,000 | EUR | Source verification pending |
The figures in the table are annual tuition only. Most international schools in Seville publish a separate schedule of compulsory and optional charges that sit on top of tuition, so the first-year cost of a place is usually higher than the tuition figure alone.
A non-refundable application or assessment fee is typically payable when a family applies, with a further registration or enrolment fee payable once a place is offered and accepted.
Some schools charge an annual capital or building levy towards facilities, and some ask for a debenture, nomination right or refundable deposit before a place is confirmed. Whether such a charge is refundable, and when, differs by school and is set out in that school's own fee schedule.
School bus routes, lunches and uniform are normally billed separately from tuition and vary with distance, year group and how much a family opts into.
Where a school offers boarding, boarding charges are additional to tuition and are published as a separate line in the fee schedule.
The spread between €3,630 and €12,000 reflects differences in curriculum and accreditation, campus and facilities, teacher recruitment, class sizes and year group. Fees also rise through the school, so a secondary place at a given school costs materially more than an early years place at the same school.
Annual tuition across the 5 international schools listed here runs from €3,630 to €12,000 in EUR. These are tuition figures only; application, registration, capital, transport, meal, uniform and boarding charges are additional.
Yago School Sevilla has the lowest published annual tuition in this dataset at €3,630. This is a comparison of published tuition, not a ranking of schools by quality.
Colegio de Fomento Entreolivos has the highest published annual tuition in this dataset, reaching €12,000 at its upper year groups.
The figures here are annual tuition figures. Schools commonly allow the annual amount to be paid in termly or monthly instalments, and payment schedules are set out in each school's own fee documentation.
No. Tuition is normally quoted separately from application and registration fees, capital or building levies, deposits, transport, meals, uniform, examination entry and boarding where offered.
Many do. Application or assessment fees, enrolment fees and annual capital or building levies are common in the sector, and some schools also operate debenture or nomination-right schemes. The exact charges, and whether any part is refundable, are published by each school individually.
No. Where a school offers boarding, boarding is charged in addition to tuition and published as a separate item in that school's fee schedule.
Each figure is the school's own published annual tuition, with a link to the official fee page for 2 of the 5 schools. Source verification is pending for CBS, The British School of Seville, Colegio Internacional de Sevilla-San Francisco de Paula, Colegio de Fomento Entreolivos, so no official fee link is shown for those schools.