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Taught languages English, French, Portuguese, Spanish
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Academic and Intellectual, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction
International Sharing School – Taguspark is an IB World School in Lisbon, Portugal, offering the International Baccalaureate across the full continuum: the Foundations Programme (ages 1–3), the Primary Years Programme (3–11), the Middle Years Programme (11–16) and the Diploma Programme (16–18). The school serves learners from 1 to 18, with English as the language of instruction and a multicultural community of 50+ nationalities. In 2021 it became a fully authorised IB Continuum School, with a purpose-built facility dedicated to MYP and DP. The campus features flexible, collaborative spaces designed to support inquiry-led learning, plus a range of after-school activities including sports, arts and technology. The ASA programme provides enrichment in technology, arts, science and sport, with offerings such as 3D modeling, programming, and art. The school traces its roots to Madeira and joined the Dukes Education Group in 2023, reinforcing its global outlook and support for families new to international education.
Av. Dr. Mário Soares 14, 2740-119 Porto Salvo, Portugal
The Essentials
International Sharing School Lisbon has typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Location
Av. Dr. Mário Soares 14, 2740-119 Porto Salvo, Portugal. It is in the Lisbon metropolitan area. The school offers home-to-school transport to Lisbon, Oeiras, Cascais and Sintra. sharingschool.org
Stages
Foundations (1–3 years); Primary Years Programme (3–11); Middle Years Programme (11–16); Diploma Programme (16–18). sharingschool.org
Type
International school (IB World School) offering the IB continuum and a Foundations programme. sharingschool.org
Pupil Nationality Mix
Over 50 nationalities represented; multilingual and multicultural student body. sharingschool.org
Additional learning support
English Boosting Programme to help students improve their English. sharingschool.org
Country affiliation
Portugal
Bus service
Home–school–home transportation from Lisbon, Oeiras, Cascais and Sintra; transportation not included in tuition and subject to availability. sharingschool.org
Fees
Annual tuition at International Sharing School Lisbon ranges from EUR 11,790 to EUR 26,760 for 2026/27.
Application & Admission Fees - Application Fee: €200 (deductible from the Enrolment Fee). - Enrolment Fee (new students): €1,200, payable once the student is accepted. - Renewal Fee (existing students): €600, invoiced annually in February.
Tuition Fees by Year Group (per term / per year) - Early Years (Foundations 1 & 2): €3,930 per term / €11,790 per year. - Early Years (ages 3–5): €4,240 per term / €12,720 per year. - Primary Years (PYP): - Grade 1: €5,210 per term / €15,630 per year. - Grade 2: €5,570 per term / €16,710 per year. - Grade 3: €5,690 per term / €17,070 per year. - Grade 4: €6,170 per term / €18,510 per year. - Grade 5: €6,170 per term / €18,510 per year. - Middle Years (MYP): - Grade 6: €6,470 per term / €19,410 per year. - Grade 7: €6,910 per term / €20,730 per year. - Grade 8: €7,005 per term / €21,015 per year. - Grade 9: €7,680 per term / €23,040 per year. - Grade 10: €7,770 per term / €23,310 per year. - Diploma Programme (DP): - Grade 11: €8,560 per term / €25,680 per year. - Grade 12: €8,920 per term / €26,760 per year.
Billing schedule & Payment Terms - Invoice cadence and key invoice due dates for continuing students: - Term 1 invoiced 1 June 2026; due by 1 July 2026. - Term 2 invoiced 2 November 2026; due by 2 December 2026. - Term 3 invoiced 1 March 2027; due by 1 April 2027. - Renewal Fee invoiced 1 February 2027; due by 26 February 2027. - Examination fees invoiced 1 June 2026; due by 1 July 2026. - Payment schedule for new students: the Application Fee is paid on application; the Enrolment Fee is paid on acceptance; 50% of the first term's tuition that the student will join must be paid with the Enrolment Fee to secure the place. Remaining tuition follows the ongoing student schedule. - Payment methods accepted: bank transfer (parents must include student name/number on transfer), debit/credit card payments accepted in person at the school office (Visa and Mastercard), and educational vouchers (Edenred, Coverflex, Ticket). Cash payments are not accepted. - Bank details for bank transfers (fees to be received net of bank charges): - Bank: Millennium BCP. Beneficiary: ISS-OEIRAS. IBAN: PT50 0033 0000 4530 8575 3560 5. BIC/SWIFT: BCOMPTPL. - Late payment and debt policy: a 5% monthly compounded fine is charged on overdue payments; legal recovery fees may be charged to the debtor. Students with outstanding debts may have limited access to optional services, reports, exam results and renewal may be withheld. No debt may be carried into the next academic year. - Discounts: sibling discounts are applied as follows — 10% for two siblings, 15% for three siblings, 20% for four or more siblings; 5% school-bus sibling discount on the second and subsequent siblings. A 3% discount is available on annual tuition if the full-year payment is received by 1 July 2026. Discounts are void if fees are not paid according to the payment schedule.
Boarding - The school operates as a day school (no boarding provision).
Optional services and other recurring fees - School Bus: €1,200 per student per term; School Bus Tracking App fee €45 per student (annual). Use of bus service requires a one-term commitment and withdrawals before the end of the term do not entitle a refund. - After-School Activities: charged per term and subject to a one-term commitment; withdrawals before the end of the term do not entitle a refund. Example after-school (Diploma) fee listed: €203 for specific items; optional activities vary in price. - Inclusion / one-to-one support: charged per session when required; the fee is determined based on the individual support required and confirmed by the Inclusion Team. - Late pick-up fees: €100 per term per student for staying on campus after 17:30 until 18:00; or €10 per day as a one-time late pick-up fee if not enrolled in the termly late-pick-up option.
Other mandatory and incidental fees - Uniform Welcome Pack (mandatory): Early Years €185; Primary & Middle Years €270; Diploma €20. Individual uniform unit prices: polo shirt €25; t-shirt €15; hoodie €40; jacket €50; hat €18; house t-shirt €20; PHE equipment package €95. Replacement uniform provided and charged if a student arrives without correct uniform. - Annual insurance: €28. - Yearbook: €32 (issued with Term 1 fees). - School meals: €700 per term (issued with Term 1 fees). - Examination Fees: MYP 5 cohort example €900; DP 2 cohort example €950 (invoiced as listed). - Student card replacement: €10 if lost.
Refunds, withdrawal and notice requirements - Notice of withdrawal: parents/guardians must notify the school in writing (email to admissions) one full term before the student's intended departure. Specific notice deadlines for leaving at the ends of terms are listed in the school terms and conditions. - Refund policy: the Application Fee, Enrolment Fee and any payments made to the school are non-refundable under any circumstance. If a student does not attend at the beginning of the school year, the Enrolment Fee and Term 1 fees are not refundable. Temporary suspensions or permanent expulsions do not entitle any refund.
Summary of immediate extra charges commonly invoiced with Term 1 - School Meals (per term), Annual Insurance, and Yearbook are invoiced with Term 1 fees. Uniform welcome packs, bus registration and any optional services selected will be invoiced according to their respective schedules and commitments.
Academics
International Sharing School Lisbon teaches IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP) for students aged 1 to 18.
Curriculum
The school teaches the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme across four stages: Foundations Programme (1–3 years old); Primary Years Programme (3–11 years old); Middle Years Programme (11–16 years old); Diploma Programme (16–18 years old).
Higher Education Progression
The Diploma Programme prepares students for higher education with a certificate that is recognised worldwide.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Foundation Programme is child-centred and fosters the social, emotional, and physical needs of all children, with a focus on cognitive development.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The Inclusion team supports students with special education needs, providing tailored care and resources; admissions include interviews and assessments to determine the appropriate support.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school communicates with parents in English, Portuguese, Mandarin, Russian, German, French and Spanish; an English Boosting Programme helps students improve English, with basic English expected for Middle School and full proficiency required for Grade 10 and above.
Mental Wellbeing
A psychology team supports students' mental well-being, providing guidance for emotional concerns and helping students cope with challenges.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is a priority with a designated safeguarding lead and deputy leads who implement safeguarding protocols to keep students safe.
Admissions
Admissions
Send an Enquiry. Our Admissions Team will be glad to send all information you need. Just fill out the form in OpenApply. Year-round enrolment up to Grade 10 is available.
Book a School Tour. Take 60 minutes to get to know us and what our community stands for, either in person or online.
Submit Final Application. Submit the application form, the most recent report card and complete the payment of the application fee.
Assessments & Interviews. After confirming the student's eligibility, an English assessment and interview will be conducted.
Confirmation of Enrolment. Enrolments are only confirmed once the school confirms it has received payment for all invoiced fees.
FAQs
What curriculum does International Sharing School Taguspark follow?
International Sharing School Taguspark offers an International Baccalaureate programme. The school teaches the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme across four stages: Foundations Programme (1–3 years old); Primary Years Programme (3–11 years old); Middle Years Programme (11–16 yea...
Where is International Sharing School Taguspark located?
Av. Dr. Mário Soares 14, 2740-119 Porto Salvo, Portugal. It is in the Lisbon metropolitan area. The school offers home-to-school transport to Lisbon, Oeiras, Cascais and Sintra. sharingschool.org
What age range does the school serve?
International Sharing School Taguspark serves students from age 1 to 18, covering Foundations (1–3 years); Primary Years Programme (3–11); Middle Years Programme (11–16); Diploma Programme (16–18). sharingschool.org.
How many students attend International Sharing School Taguspark?
Approximately 467 students are enrolled at International Sharing School Taguspark.
What are the tuition fees?
Annual tuition ranges from PHP 11,790 to PHP 26,760 depending on year group.
Is the school co-educational?
International Sharing School Taguspark is co-educational.
When was International Sharing School Taguspark founded?
International Sharing School Taguspark was founded in 1980. The school traces its origins to Madeira, where the Madeira British School was founded in 1980 by Mrs. Susan Farrow to serve English residents living in Madeira as well as Portuguese students seeking ...
What languages are taught at the school?
International Sharing School – Taguspark offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programmes: Foundations (1–3 years), Primary Years Programme (3–11), Middle Years Programme (11–16), and Diploma Programme (16–18). The school has a multicultural community with over 50 nationalities. Communication
What facilities does the school offer?
Flexible learning spaces have been designed to meet each student's learning style. These spaces are multifunctional and move beyond traditional classrooms. They include quiet, focused spaces and lively, collaborative settings. The design inspires creativity, collaboration and personalized learning.
Does International Sharing School Taguspark offer special educational needs support?
The Inclusion team supports students with special education needs, providing tailored care and resources; admissions include interviews and assessments to determine the appropriate support.
What is the admissions process?
Send an Enquiry. Our Admissions Team will be glad to send all information you need. Just fill out the form in OpenApply. Year-round enrolment up to Grade 10 is available.
Book a School Tour. Take 60 minutes to get to know us and what our community stands for, either in person or online.
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What extracurricular activities are available?
The International Baccalaureate Programme (PYP, MYP and DP) is offered at International Sharing School – Taguspark, emphasising inquiry, collaboration and global-minded learning. The After-School Activities (ASA) Programme provides enrichment across technology, arts, science and sport, including 3D
Does International Sharing School Taguspark offer a bus service?
Home–school–home transportation from Lisbon, Oeiras, Cascais and Sintra; transportation not included in tuition and subject to availability. sharingschool.org
Who is the head of school?
The head of school at International Sharing School Taguspark is Carlien Shelley.
