Family & Kids in Mallorca

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Mallorca has several German and international schools. In Spain, compulsory schooling begins at age 6, while pre-school (Educación Infantil) starts at age 3.

Mallorca is a wonderful place for families – and children grow up fast. In our Family & Children classifieds you will find everything families on the island need: baby equipment, pushchairs, car seats, toys, nursery furniture and children's clothing.

The German-speaking community in Mallorca is family-friendly and well connected. Many families buy, sell and swap children's items that have only been used briefly. On an island where specialist shops are more limited than on the mainland, pre-owned children's goods are a welcome alternative. From baby cots to school bags, you will find quality second-hand items at fair prices.

For families new to the island: Mallorca offers several international and German schools, good paediatric care and numerous leisure and sports activities for children.

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Frequently Asked Questions

At what age does compulsory schooling start in Mallorca?

Compulsory education in Spain begins at age 6 (Educación Primaria). Pre-school (Educación Infantil) from age 3 is voluntary but used by most families. Enrolment for public schools takes place in March/April.

Which German and international schools are there in Mallorca?

Mallorca has several options including Eurocampus German School in Palma, Baleares International College (BIC) in Sa Porrassa, Bellver International School, and Academy International School. Fees range from around €5,000 to €15,000 per year.

Where can I find affordable second-hand children's items in Mallorca?

Besides mallorca.com, the flea markets in Consell (Sundays) and Santa Ponça (Saturdays) are great for second-hand children's items. The Rastrillos (charity flea markets) also offer quality children's clothing and toys at low prices.

Are there playgroups or toddler groups for young children in Mallorca?

Yes, many municipalities have Ludotecas (public playrooms) and there are private playgroups. In Palma, for example, Centre Cultural Sa Nostra and various family centres run regular toddler groups. The expat community also organises German-speaking playgroups.

What do I need to know about child car seats in Spain?

In Spain, children under 135 cm must use an approved child restraint system and generally ride in the back seat. Fines for violations can be up to €200. When buying second-hand, check for the ECE approval mark and an undamaged shell.