Claret

Claret School in Aranda de Duero is a private educational center belonging to the Claretian Schools. It offers early childhood education, primary education, compulsory secondary education (ESO), Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), and vocational training (FP). Its educational project is based on a close and personalized education, adapted to the pace and needs of each student, and combines active methodologies with both digital and traditional resources. The center promotes a safe and welcoming environment, grounded in respect, diversity, and support. It combines academic rigor with comprehensive training, instilling values, responsibility, integrity, and trust. The educational community integrates teachers and families in the development of the project, with its own Claretian identity.

The subsidized Early Childhood School, funded by the Junta de Castilla y León, offers free education and is located in a natural setting oriented to the south, with the riverbank as a backdrop. Its methodology is varied, active, and adapted to child development, using the environment as an educational resource. Daily routines are worked on to provide structure and confidence, and the project is reinforced with early stimulation, bits of intelligence, psychomotricity, and neuromotor circuits, as well as project work, workshops, and learning situations. The team of educators is qualified. The center remains open from September 1 to July 31.

The center has a dining service with its own kitchen, extracurricular activities, and an early morning service. Its facilities include a sports hall, laboratory, and chapel. The languages taught are Spanish and English.