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José Hierro

Av. Juan Carlos I, 9, 28905 Getafe, Madrid, Getafe

Secondary (12-16) · High School (16-18)Spanish Curriculum

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Accepted ages: Secondary (12-16) · High School (16-18)
Schedule: Continuous day
CAM code: 28040696
Authorized centre: Yes

About the school

The José Hierro Institute is a public educational center in the Community of Madrid that offers Bachillerato, including the Excellence Bachillerato modality. The center is identified as a TGD Preferential Classroom and develops various own projects. It has a virtual classroom for students and publishes a digital magazine called Intellectum Tibi Dabo. Among its services, it has a cafeteria. The center provides information to families and students about the school calendar, textbooks, the ACCEDE book loan program, and scholarships for students with specific educational support needs. It also has a complaint box as part of the drug prevention plan.

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Website: site.educa.madrid.org/ies.josehierro.getafe

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How to get to José Hierro

Address

Av. Juan Carlos I, 9, 28905 Getafe, Madrid

Nearby transport

Bus3

Av. Juan Carlos I - Apolo108 m
Pº Juan José Rosón - Parque Municipal116 m
Av. Juan Carlos I - Teseo238 m

Metro2

Arroyo Culebro506 m
Conservatorio567 m

Commuter rail1

Getafe Sector 31,3 km

Transport verified on September 23, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

The center is identified as Aula Preferente TGD and develops various own projects.

Yes, the center has a virtual classroom for students.

The center publishes a digital magazine called Intellectum Tibi Dabo.

Information is provided about the school calendar, textbooks, the ACCEDE book loan program, and scholarships for students with specific educational support needs.

Eating or drinking in the classroom and hallways is prohibited, as well as smoking, bringing drugs or alcoholic beverages, and using mobile phones in class and hallways, which must be turned off and in the backpack, even during recess. Discrimination against any member of the educational community is also prohibited.