19 Sep 2009 12:00 AM:
Hi i wonder if anyone can help?? My family and i are moving to the costa blanca hopefully early next year as we have just had an offer on our house (about time!!!). My husband is an experenced drummer who has been in different types of bands from , the beatles tribute, who tribute and irish bands, Also he was in a fairly successful band of his own, who actually supported the stereo phonics, even though he does run his own removals business in england he still does gig at weekends with an irish band. He was hoping he could get this kind of work in the costa blanca, he can play anything and is very entertaining.Would it be possible for him to get any work as a drummer in spain????
Many Thanks
Alison
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29 Jul 2009 7:02 PM:
Hi Jed, thankyou very much for the information you have given me. This has helped me alot. We are coming over for a look around different areas at the end of september. We are hopefully aiming to move over early next year, thats if the house sells!. I had a look at your daughters blog, i was very impressed and shes a very brave girl.
Also i have a 10 year old mongrel dog, is there an age limit for animals to travel to spain? im aware that she needs certain tests and injections to aquire a passport but was just wondering if there is an age limit.
Many Thanks again
Alison x
This message was last edited by agrace on 29/07/2009.
Thread: schools in quadamar
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27 Jul 2009 6:07 PM:
Thankyou for your advice, it was very helpful, Ive sent off for a brochure for the BSA school. I have also been looking at the area you live in aswell, Im trying to gather as much information on each place before i decide on the area, i have been told that Quesada is nice , could you give me more information on the area please, ie access to Doctors,english communities, shops etc. It is a definate that we will be moving to spain as i feel England has turned into a nanny state and crime is increasing by the day, I want my children to have a better life, obviously we will have problems in spain im not under the impression that all our problems and stresses of life will disapear. I am looking into taking spainish lessons before we move. Thankyou again for the information you have given me. Alison
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26 Jul 2009 4:20 PM:
hi. thanks for your advice, by the way i do know how it is spelt, was very late when i put the post on and didnt check the spelling, I have been to the area a few times but only on for holidays. We have also been looking at villamartin, could anyone advise me if this is a good area to live with a family.
thanks
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25 Jul 2009 12:00 AM:
Hi, Im new to the website, and im seeking help for what type of school to put my 3 daughters in, aged 14,12 & 6. We are looking at moving to quadamar as soon as our property here in england sells. I am worried that they may not beable to cope with going to a spainish school as they speak very little spanish. We are coming out at the end of september to have a look around the area and for properties to rent and i would like the names of some good schools both state and international so i can arrange to visit them. i would also be grateful if anyone could give me information on the process i would have to go through to get a place in school for them. I would really appreciate any advice please.
Thankyou
Alison x
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