School Guide for Expats Families in Cascais

Everything you need to know about enrollment, adaptation, and opportunities for your child’s success

WHY DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE?

The essential resource for expat families in Cascais

Created by and for international families living in Cascais, this guide answers the real questions every parent has when moving to Portugal — from school enrollment to community life.

Step-by-step explanations of the Portuguese education system, plus contacts and insights on the most trusted public, private, and international schools in Cascais.

Includes a checklist of required documents, enrollment calendar, and a local map of schools, after-school activities, and family-friendly services.

Learn from other families’ experiences — how they chose their children’s schools, managed adaptation, and found local support networks.

This guide isn’t available anywhere else. It’s a free resource offered by Baby Sisters, Portugal’s leading childcare company, helping expat families feel at home since 2016.

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TESTIMONIALS

What expat moms say about the guide

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Clear and genuinely helpful

“We had just moved to Cascais and felt completely lost about schools. The Baby Sisters guide explained everything — from enrollment to adapting our kids — in such a simple, practical way. It really saved us time and stress!”

Emily Roberts, UK mom of two

Made our transition so much smoother

“As expat parents, finding the right school was our biggest challenge. This guide helped us compare international options and understand how the Portuguese system works. It made us feel confident about our choices.”

Inés Fernández, Spanish expat mom in Cascais

Warm and reliable information

“Finally, a guide that actually speaks to expat families! It covers the real questions we have — not just lists of schools, but advice that makes sense for parents living abroad.”

Julia Müller, German mom, newcomer to Portugal