We are hopefully moving to Madrid later this year. We have two girls, 8 and 6. I have been looking at Endaze international school and The English Montessori school, can anyone advise me on these two schools? Also what is Boadilla sel Monte like to live in? Or also Aravaca? Which is best for families and also for trains into the city? Thank you in advance.
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Madrid's extensive public transport system means you can get to any point in the city quickly and conveniently, and expat families will find an impressive number of private schools (with bilingual or full English curricula) in the city.
Read our guide to find out more about
areas and suburbs of Madrid, and options for
international schooling.
Regards,
Cayley