Moving to a new country like Spain is an exciting adventure, but it comes with its own set of challenges, especially for families with children.

Many parents have concerns about how their children will adjust to life in Spain—fitting into a new school, making friends, feeling accepted, and, of course, navigating the language barrier.

In this week’s episode of The Costa Property Podcast, we're joined by Andrea Robson, an international educator with over 26 years of experience in teaching and leading schools across the globe. As a certified coach, Andrea has worked extensively with families to support children in adapting to new educational environments. 

You’ll learn:

• How to prepare your children emotionally and mentally for the move to Spain.
• Key factors to consider when choosing a school in a foreign country.
• The importance of involving the whole family in the integration process.
• Tips for helping your child make friends and feel comfortable in a new school environment.
• The role of parents in ensuring a successful transition for their children.
• Why it’s crucial to maintain an open dialogue with the school about your child’s needs.
• Strategies for parents to also find their place and build connections in a new country.

Whether you’re already in Spain or planning your move, this episode is packed with practical advice to help your family thrive in your new surroundings.

Resources Mentioned:

[Andrea Robson’s Website]

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