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Housing near private and state-subsidised schools in Valencia: A guide for families

Raising children is one of the most important decisions you can make in your life.

In Valencia there are numerous quality educational options to suit the needs of each family.

However, choosing the right school can be a complex process, especially if you are looking for a school close to your home.

Having a home close to the school will allow more free time, reduce the stress associated with commuting and facilitate integration into the school community.

This article details information on the different types of schools, the most popular areas to live with children, practical advice on finding housing and answers to the most frequently asked questions that may arise.

In short, everything you need to find the perfect flat or house near the ideal school for your family in Valencia.

1. Neighbourhoods in Valencia with the most outstanding private and state-subsidised schools.

Finding the right balance between a family neighbourhood and a quality school is essential for the well-being of children.

In Valencia, the educational offer is wide and varied, with options for all tastes and needs.

In this section, we present a selection of the most popular areas to live with children in Valencia, highlighting some of the most prestigious private and state-subsidised schools in each of them:

El Ensanche 

El Ensanche is the historic centre of Valencia and one of the most complete neighbourhoods in which to live with children. Its wide network of prestigious private and state-subsidised schools, together with its cultural and leisure offer, make it an ideal option for families looking for a dynamic and stimulating environment.

  • Colegio Británico – British School of València: A private bilingual school with an excellent academic reputation and an international focus.

Its educational programme and commitment to excellence make it an ideal choice for families seeking quality education for their children in a multicultural environment.

  • Lestonnac School: A private school offering education in Spanish, Valencian, English and French, with a long educational tradition and Christian values.

Its personalised attention and its educational project based on the integral development of the pupils make it a highly valued option for families.

  • Colegio El Ave María: A charter school with an educational project based on innovation and personalised attention.

It stands out for its use of new technologies, its commitment to emotional education and its family atmosphere.

  • Colegio San José de Nazaret: A charter school with a solid religious formation and Christian values.

It has a wide educational offer, including the International Baccalaureate, and its commitment to education in values makes it an attractive option for many families.

Benimaclet 

Benimaclet is a quiet, family neighbourhood located to the north of the city centre. It stands out for its friendly atmosphere and strong sense of community.

It has good public and public schools,

  • San Pedro Pascual School of Education: A charter school with a wide educational offer and a family atmosphere.

Its educational project based on personalised attention and the comprehensive development of the pupils has made it a highly valued option for families in the neighbourhood.

  • Colegio Hermes: A private bilingual school with an educational project based on active learning and the integral formation of the students.

It stands out for its innovative methodology, its use of new technologies and its attention to diversity.

Ruzafa 

Ruzafa is a modern and multicultural neighbourhood with a great cultural and gastronomic offer. Its atmosphere makes it an attractive option for families looking for an urban and dynamic lifestyle.

  • Colegio San Antonio Abad – Salesianos Valencia SAA: A charter school with a long educational tradition and a strong social commitment.

Its educational project based on Salesian values and its focus on inclusion make it a highly valued option for many families.

  • Centro Luz Casanova: A state-subsidised centre that offers a comprehensive quality education, with attention to diversity and inclusion.

It shows an innovative approach, with a commitment to emotional education and a multicultural environment.

Extramuros 

Extramuros is a historic quarter located to the west of the city centre, with a traditional atmosphere and close proximity to numerous parks and green areas.

This area also has good state-subsidised schools.

  • San Pedro Pascual School of Education: A charter school with a wide educational offer and a family atmosphere.

Its educational project based on personalised attention and the comprehensive development of the pupils has made it a highly valued option for families in the neighbourhood.

  • Centro Concertado de Enseñanza Escolapias Valencia: A state-subsidised centre with a long experience in the education of boys and girls, based on Christian values.

It stands out for its attention to the integral education of its pupils, its commitment to education in values and its family atmosphere.

La Saïdia

La Saïdia is a quiet, family neighbourhood located south of the city centre. It stands out for its proximity to the beach and the City of Arts and Sciences.

  • Colegio San Antonio Abad – Salesianos Valencia SAA: A charter school with a long educational tradition and a strong social commitment.

It is an educational project based on Salesian values and its focus on inclusion makes it an option to consider.

  • Centro Luz Casanova: A state-subsidised centre that offers a comprehensive quality education, with attention to diversity and inclusion.

It stands out for its focus on emotional education and its multicultural environment.

Patraix:

Patraix is a traditional neighbourhood located to the west of the city centre.

It has a family atmosphere and is close to numerous parks and green areas. It has good public schools with a wide educational offer.

  • Colegio Esclavas de María Inmaculada: A private religious school with a long educational tradition and a comprehensive education for its students.

It stands out for its attention to Christian values, its educational project based on academic excellence and its family atmosphere.

  • Colegio Hermes: A private bilingual school with an educational project based on active learning and the integral formation of the students.

It stands out for its methodology and the use of new technologies and its attention to diversity.

Petxina 

La Petxina is a quiet, family neighbourhood located to the north of the city centre. It stands out for its proximity to the Turia Garden and the City of the City. It has good state-subsidised schools.

  • San Pedro Pascual School of Education: A charter school with a wide educational offer and a family atmosphere.

Its educational project based on personalised attention and the comprehensive development of the pupils has made it a highly valued option for families in the neighbourhood.

  • Jesús María Fuensanta School. Valencia: A religious charter school with a long educational tradition and a comprehensive education for its pupils.

It stands out for its attention to Christian values, its educational project based on academic excellence and its family atmosphere.

Finally, the choice of the ideal neighbourhood will depend on the specific needs and preferences of each family.

A good starting point for getting to know both the neighbourhoods and their schools is to talk to other parents to get a better perspective on life in each of them.

2. Practical advice on how to find a house near private and state schools in Valencia

As finding the perfect accommodation close to your children’s school can be a complex process, doing so with a little planning and organisation will help to find that ideal home for the whole family.

Here are some practical tips to help in this search.

Define budget and needs

It is essential to establish a realistic budget that includes rent, community fees, possible renovations and other expenses associated with the property.

For this reason, knowing the important characteristics for each family in terms of size, number of rooms, bathrooms, distribution, common areas, etc., is especially important. It is especially important.

To begin with, it may be a good first step to find out what type of school you are looking for, the budget available, the neighbourhood or area where you live, and what services and facilities are essential.

It is also important to consider the maximum distance each family is willing to walk, take private or public transport to school.

Research the different neighborhoods

Taking the time to find out about the different areas of Valencia in terms of their environment, services, cultural and leisure activities, safety, etc. and visiting the neighbourhoods that interest you most will allow you to get to know them better.

When choosing the school area, safety, traffic and the availability of parking spaces may be factors that define the choice of one or the other.

Use online search tools

There are real estate portals to find a wide range of flats and houses for rent in Valencia.

At Dahsa Livin Space we use search filters to select properties by budget, needs and preferences.

Visit the most interesting properties

Arranging viewings well in advance will allow you to view the properties at your leisure.

It is useful to prepare a list of questions to answer any doubts that may arise.

Review legal formalities

The rental or purchase contract should be read carefully before signing and any doubts that may arise should be clarified.

In our real estate portal you will find a wide range of flats and houses for rent in Valencia, many of them located near the best schools in the city.

3. What else you need to know to choose the right neighbourhood and school for your family in Valencia

How do I know if a school is a charter school or a private school?

Information on the types of schools can be found on the website of the Conselleria de Educación de la Generalitat Valenciana: https://ceice.gva.es/es/inicio

How can I pre-register my child in a school?

Pre-registration in state-subsidised schools takes place in May.

You can consult the information and calendar on the website of the Conselleria de Educación de la Generalitat Valenciana: https://ceice.gva.es/es/inicio.

What are the requirements for admission to a charter or public school?

Admission requirements for grant-aided and public schools vary from school to school.

It is advisable to check the information on the website of the school you are interested in or to contact them directly.

What should I consider when choosing a school for my child?

When choosing a school for your child, there are several factors to consider, such as the type of education offered, the school’s educational project, the facilities, the teaching staff, the school environment, the distance from home and the cost.

Choosing the right school for your children is an important decision that requires time and thought.

For more information on the most popular neighbourhoods to live in with children and practical advice on finding the perfect accommodation near the school for your family, you can contact us using the form on this link.

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