How much do international schools cost in Andorra in 2026?

The British College of Andorra (Ctra. de la Comella, Andorra la Vella) publishes a 2026/27 schedule with nursery near €9,828 a year, Reception near €10,374, primary years climbing past €11,000–€13,000, and Years 10–13 near €15,700. Admission sits near €2,860 (with a sibling discount on that line), and annual matriculation near €686 covers materials and school insurance on the school’s own sheet. Lunch is bundled; uniform, ski programme, bus, and after-school clubs sit outside tuition.

Agora Andorra International School in La Massana publishes IB-oriented bands that start near €6,400 for nursery years before an admission fee around €1,100, then climb through roughly €9,550 in kindergarten and about €11,350–€14,150 in later grades on databases that mirror the school’s schedule. Confirm the live PDF before you wire a deposit. Sibling discounts and payment calendars differ by campus, so treat brochure years as directional until admissions confirms the invoice.

Andorra’s public Andorran system, the French system (including Lycée Comte de Foix pathways families often name), and Spanish system schools cost a fraction of British College or Agora once you accept Catalan, French, or Spanish as the classroom language: English in Andorra. That trade can keep a family sheet viable when rent already sits near €1,000–1,500 for a mid-range one-bed: How expensive is Andorra.

Nursery years before private primary still need parish llar d’infants planning: Childcare costs. Drop-off geography matters. A La Massana Agora commute from Encamp is a different morning from a Comella campus hop inside Andorra la Vella: Where to live. Keep school fees on the same sheet as CASS top-ups and rent: Monthly budget and Healthcare costs.