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A friend of mine recently moved to Madrid with his two teenage kids (one is 15, the other is 16). They are a family of native English speakers.
They are exploring sending their children to a Spanish school (the cost of sending them to a private English school is beyond their means) which means their children would be required to learn Spanish to fluency in as short possible time as possible. He is suggesting sending them to a school for a year so that next September, they will be fluent enough to continue at a nearby school.
The problem is there seems to be no school these kids can go to. I am not talking about the one hour a day Spanish school that you find in Sol. I mean something better suited for children, in secondary school and reasonably priced-not touristyly priced (for the want of a better word).
Thanks guys.
They are exploring sending their children to a Spanish school (the cost of sending them to a private English school is beyond their means) which means their children would be required to learn Spanish to fluency in as short possible time as possible. He is suggesting sending them to a school for a year so that next September, they will be fluent enough to continue at a nearby school.
The problem is there seems to be no school these kids can go to. I am not talking about the one hour a day Spanish school that you find in Sol. I mean something better suited for children, in secondary school and reasonably priced-not touristyly priced (for the want of a better word).
Thanks guys.