On the right of the same place, there is a small exit to the street, waste sorting bins, and a continuation of the corridor leading to all rooms with a small common room. The hall and the balcony are two areas where people constantly meet. Most of the time it is the girls who go down to the boys' residence, this is rather caused by the fact that the men's residence is slightly larger than the women's, there is this additional area for studying and a balcony, which the girls do not have. Meetings are held in the common room, movies are watched and food is stored in the refrigerator. Each room has a separate place in the refrigerator and a specialized shelf for simpler sortment of food.

Both boy and girl residences have 7 rooms. There are 4 rooms with connected bathrooms. (One large bathroom between two rooms). The other three have individual but smaller bathrooms. 3-4 people live in each room, depending on the occupancy of the residence each year. The rooms are small in principle, but spacious enough. There are two bunk beds in each room, you or your neighbors will definitely not be lucky to sleep on the top bunk. The bottom one is much more comfortable, besides, there are additional shelves right next to the bed. Everyone in the room has a table, a chair, and a small table lamp. There are very few sockets, and there is indeed never enough for all devices. I advise you to take an extension to charge your computer, phone and everything needed without facing any dificulties.

Each room also has 4 closets, air conditioner, and a large double-curtain window. There is enough space in the closet to distribute all your belongings. A shelf on top, a place for hangers, and three drawers at the bottom. The presence of air conditioning is also a big advantage when it comes to living in such a hot climate like in Spain. The window has two different curtains, one from the very bright sun and the second is thick, which completely covers the sun. The large bathrooms have 3 toilets, 4 showers, and two sinks. In small baths, there is only one toilet, two showers, and a sink. Everyone has their own drawer to put their hygiene supplies in. Towels are changed every three days. While bed cover, once a week, on Fridays.

Laundry is a weekly process of washing clothes. At the beginning of the year, each resident is given two bags with his individual number. One big bag, for clothes. While the second one is small, for underwear and socks. All rooms have different washing times, some give dirty clothes away on Monday, and pick them up on Thursday. Someone, on the contrary, hands over dirty laundry on Thursday and picks it up on Sunday or Monday. The school washes all things, dries them, and then irons. Bags are nice for sorting multi-colored clothes, you can put light clothes in one, dark ones in the other. However, you can not give more than 10 personal pieces of cloth in a large bag for washing, they do not fit inside of it and are not thoroughly washed. Everyone gets their ironed and clean things in a separate box, so things won't get lost.

While living in the residence, we have several meals, three times a day. This includes breakfast, merienda (afternoon snack), dinner, and lunch itself (it is held for the whole school in the middle of the day). Merienda and breakfast are identical. You can take some fresh juice, make a sandwich, or cereal and eat fruit. During dinner 2 to 3 dishes are offered, you can make a salad, sometimes have a dessert.

We do not live alone in the residence, we are all constantly looked after by the "monitors". In our residence, there are four of them: Luis, Yaling, Elena, and Jose. Two women and two men periodically change shifts for two days. They monitor the residents leave and come back from walks, control the school hour, and bedtime. For any questions or for help, you can easily contact them, they will always help. The female and male monitors live respectively in these separate residences.

Near the school, there is a gym, a grocery store, a pizzeria, a pharmacy and a small park within close distance.