Lady Elizabeth School Holds Virtual Open Day on 26 November
ALICANTE, 9 November 2026. Lady Elizabeth School, the British international school at Cumbre del Sol in Alicante province, will hold a Virtual Open Day on Thursday 26 November from 10:00 to 11:00 for families considering entry at any stage, from Early Years to Sixth Form.
The online session is designed to show prospective families how the school works in practice. Participants will tour the facilities, meet key staff and see how students learn and collaborate in a bilingual, multicultural environment, as well as how confidence and curiosity are built into school life.
The school welcomes both local families and those relocating internationally. After the event, the admissions team will follow up with each family individually to discuss next steps, answer further questions and help with the application process.
The hour covers the full age range the school serves. Children start in Early Years with the EYFS curriculum, move into a Primary programme that blends the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) with the British National Curriculum, prepare for GCSEs through the British and Spanish curricula in Secondary, and complete specialised A Level courses in Sixth Form.
How to attend
Date and time: Thursday 26 November, from 10:00 to 11:00 (Spanish time).
Format: online, with a virtual tour of the facilities and the chance to meet key members of staff.
Who it is for: families considering entry at any stage, from Early Years to the final years of secondary school, whether they live locally or are planning a move to Spain.
Registration: families can sign up from Lady Elizabeth School's profile on International School Advisor.
About Lady Elizabeth School
Lady Elizabeth School is a British international school near Alicante where students progress from age 2 to 18. English and Spanish are at the core of its language programme, and students from more than 60 nationalities learn together.
The school offers boarding from age 13, with 24/7 care, counselling, supervised study and weekend activities. It is part of International Schools Partnership (ISP), which works with Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, through Camtree and DEFI to build life competencies into everyday learning.
What this means for families
For families moving to the Costa Blanca or comparing British schools in the province, a one-hour online session allows them to see the campus and speak to staff before travelling. The school also arranges virtual calls for families who are currently abroad, and offers boarding from age 13.
Families can also compare the best international schools in Alicante.
You can contact Lady Elizabeth School here.