Legal notice

Site owner and companies

This website is owned by EUROPEAN SCHOOL OF SPORTS S.L., which runs it and is responsible for its content.

European School of Sports is the brand under which two companies operate. Depending on the service, the agreement is signed with one or the other: European School of Sports S.L. provides the sporting and academic services, and 360 Sports and Education S.L. provides the non-sporting ones. Every proposal and every invoice states which company it comes from.

These are the details of both companies and the contact email:

Purpose and terms of use

This website provides information about European School of Sports programmes, their prices and the admissions process, and lets you request information through a form.

Anyone using this website agrees to do so lawfully and in good faith, and not to damage or overload it, nor attempt to access parts of the site or the systems behind it that are not public.

The details given in the form must be true and must relate to the person filling it in or to someone they are authorised to provide details for. Anyone submitting the form on behalf of an athlete under 18 declares that they are their parent or legal guardian, or that they have their consent.

The information published here is for information only and may be updated at any time, including programmes, services and amounts. Enrolling in a programme is governed by the proposal and the terms signed with the relevant company, which prevail over anything published here.

European School of Sports may modify, suspend or interrupt access to the website or to any of its content without prior notice.

Intellectual and industrial property

The content of this website — text, photographs, video, illustrations, icons, design, structure and code — belongs to European School of Sports or is used with the permission of its owners.

"European School of Sports", "ESS" and the other names and distinctive signs appearing on the site belong to their respective owners. Third-party names mentioned here, such as clubs, academic centres or partner brands, belong to those organisations and are mentioned for information only.

This content may not be reproduced, distributed, adapted or communicated publicly, in whole or in part, without written permission. Occasional quotation is allowed provided the source is credited and the original page is linked.

The systematic extraction of content from this website, by automated or any other means, in order to reuse it or build third-party services with it, is not allowed either.

If you believe that any content on this website infringes your rights, you can write to the contact email above and we will look into it.

Links and liability

This website may link to third-party pages, such as clubs, academic centres, residences or partner organisations. Those links are provided for information and do not mean that European School of Sports monitors, endorses or shares their content. Responsibility for them lies with whoever publishes them.

European School of Sports takes reasonable steps to keep the information on this website accurate and up to date, but cannot guarantee that it is free of errors or that access will be uninterrupted. Nor is it liable for damage arising from the use of the website, from its temporary unavailability or from third-party failures, such as those of connection or hosting providers.

The content of this website is not a contractual commitment or a binding offer: what is agreed is set out in the proposal and the terms signed with the relevant company.

Anyone linking to this website from another page may link to its public pages, without reproducing its content, without implying a relationship that does not exist and without making false statements about European School of Sports.

Applicable law and jurisdiction

This legal notice and the use of this website are governed by Spanish law.

For any dispute, the parties submit to the courts of the city of Madrid.

Where the person using the website is acting as a consumer, this does not affect the rights granted to them by the mandatory rules of their country of habitual residence, nor their ability to bring proceedings before the courts those rules designate.