| CURRICULUM AND EXAMS:Curriculum:  
              UK, International, IB
 Exams: GCSE, IGCSE, SAT, IB
 ENROLMENT:Age Range: 3-18
 Total Enrolment: 970
 Nationalities: 44
 507 boys, 463 girls
 Early Years N-Y2: 218
 Juniors Y3-5: 214
 Yrs 6-9: 306
 10 & 11: 129
 IB: 103
 
 FEES: 
              
 Day only: € 5721-€ 14280
 Other Fees: Registration € 550; Entrance (once) € 1,450; 
              Insurance (pa) €35
 Learning Support Programme
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            Julian's School is a co-educational and non-profit-making school following 
            an English curriculum run by a Board of Governors and the Headmaster. 
            It was founded in 1932. 
 The school is situated ten miles from Lisbon, within easy reach of 
            the Lisbon/Cascais Railway and close to the sea. Its buildings are 
            adapted from an 18th century palace, subsequently used by the Cable 
            and Wireless Company.
 
 There are two 'sides' to the school, Portuguese and English. The Portuguese 
            side follows the national system of education. The English side includes 
            a Primary School and a Secondary School. Exams for the Common Entrance 
            and GCSE (Midland Board) and IGCSE are taken. Courses leading to the 
            IB Diploma are offered in the VI form (ages 16-18).
 
 Facilities include a theatre/gymnasium, and two small gymnasia, three 
            libraries, six science labs, art rooms, four tennis courts, and playing 
            fields, where football, hockey and athletics are played.
 
 Cooked lunches are provided in the two dining rooms for those who 
            wish it.
 
 There are some 44 nationalities in the school. On the English side 
            the staff are experienced UK or Commonwealth trained. The average 
            size of a class is 20. Immersion courses in English are available 
            in and there is remedial support throughout the school.
 
 The school year runs from early September to the end of June and includes 
            the usual breaks for Christmas and Easter.
 
 Admission above the nursery level is dependent upon satisfactory reports, 
            an entrance test and an interview.
    
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