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Basque in Spain


IES Elorrio BHI
Kurtzebarri BHI
Zubi Zahar Ikastola

IES Elorrio BHI

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Contact person Zorione Fundazuri
E-mail email address
Website www.elorrioinstitutua.org
Total number of teachers 29
Total number of pupils 173
Languages of instruction Basque, Spanish, English, French
Teaching material The quality and availability of Basque teaching material is good.
Remarks The main problem with the Basque language is the use of Basque outside of the school.

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Kurtzebarri BHI

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Contact person Ibone Amorrortu
E-mail email address
Website www.goieskola.net/kurtzebarribhi
Total number of teachers 26
Total number of pupils 144
Languages of instruction Basque, Spanish, English, French
Teaching material The quality and availability of Basque teaching material is reasonable.
Remarks Although Basque is compulsory for our students , their level of proficiency in this language is not very good on average. Besides, they tend to use the minority language only for academic purposes and use Spanish for informal communication. We have just started a project called "Minority Languages in Europe" and are exchanging letters with an Italian school in Croatia, a Sardinian school and a Kurdish one.

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Zubi Zahar Ikastola

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Contact person Idoia Barinaga or Tere Larreina
E-mail email address
Website http://www.zubizahar.net
Total number of teachers 26
Total number of pupils 310 
Languages of instruction Basque, Spanish
Teaching material The availability and quality of teaching material is good.
Remarks Although Basque is a minority language our school is located in an area where 90% of the population are native speakers of Basque. There is influence of Spanish but it is not so great as to present a problem. Most pupils come from Basque speaking families. However, in our area most families speak a dialect of Basque and we teach the standard Basque which is what institutions accept as official. This, sometimes is a problem for students and parents.

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