My Spanish escort life

In 2019, my child was in kindergarten class. From Monday to Friday afternoons, he would be picked up half an hour early to go to interest classes. On Saturdays and Sundays, parking spaces were tight, so my father drove us and drove us as if we were rushing. For interest classes, you have to order meals in advance at a restaurant at noon to avoid long wait times affecting your children’s lunch break

I’m about to go to elementary school, and the sponsorship fee for the key public elementary school I’m interested in is 60,000. The sponsorship fee for that private bilingual primary school was 120,000. I was tired of attending various interest classes every day and worried about being promoted from elementary school to elementary school, so I simply decided to immigrate.

I was very lucky that it only took a month or two for the Spanish non-profit to be approved, and it only cost three to five thousand euros. After packing my luggage for the international move and landing in Spain, my children's enrollment went very smoothly. A proper international school with a trilingual environment of Chinese, English and Spanish starting from the first grade of primary school.

There are not so many interest classes for children in Spain. They only play football, surfing and sailing, and their homework is completed at school. One time, I saw a child bring back a piece of paper with vertical calculations on it. I asked the child to do a line when he had nothing to do at night. As a result, the teacher wrote a note and criticized him, saying that student learning is the school's business, and parents should believe that the school respects teachers. , don’t interfere casually in children’s learning, it made me sweat.

My children arrive at school at 9:00 in the morning and are picked up at 17:00 in the afternoon. This period is my free time. There is a group of Chinese parents who accompany students here. Usually a few accompanying mothers go to the beach together after dropping off their children. Take a walk, or hike nearby, and sometimes drink coffee and chat together. No one asked about the children’s grades, no one discussed cram schools, and no one mentioned KPIs. Generally, everyone talks about how to cook more delicious food and which food in Spanish supermarkets is more suitable for our Chinese stomachs. Of course, the most talked about is where to take the children to play on weekends. There are many festivals in Spain. There are more than 200 festivals a year, and there are often three or five days off. Everyone rents a car to go to nearby towns or scenic spots to spend a day or two. Our goal is to visit all of Spain in one year and travel to all of Spain in two years. Europe.

Go home for a light lunch at noon, then take a long nap, and in the afternoon clean up and do chores and watch movies online.

How are your children’s grades going to be if you are so carefree? Spanish schools are divided into three semesters a year. In each semester, there is a parent-teacher meeting and a preliminary examination. The child's report card is placed in a portfolio and sent to the parents by the teacher. During the parent-teacher meeting, the children will be led by a teacher to read or draw in another classroom. The parents will have a meeting in a classroom. The teachers will explain the key points of each subject in this semester one by one, and the children's mastery and What will be studied next semester, etc.

There are 9 courses in the first grade of primary school***. In addition to physical education, swimming, art and violin, they are all cultural courses, including Spanish, English, mathematics, natural science and social science. The scores are divided into There are 5 levels. I see that the children are basically in the first two levels, which is very gratifying.

Under the bright blue sky and in the clean air, children learn happily and grow up healthily, and parents live a happy and leisurely life. What more can I ask for?