Maria Virgen

Maria Virgen School, part of Jesuitinas, is a bilingual semi-private center located in the Chamartín district of Madrid. It serves students from 0 to 18 years old, with Early Childhood Education (0-2 years), second cycle of Early Childhood Education (3-6), Primary Education (6-12), compulsory secondary education (ESO) (12-16), and Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18). Its educational model is based on four pillars: the integral formation of the person, education in values, bilingualism in Spanish and English, and preparation for external tests such as EVAU, Cambridge, and those of the Community of Madrid. The center has more than 60 years of history.

The facilities include spacious and bright classrooms, with Wi-Fi connection throughout the center and touch screens. Various spaces have been adapted to new educational needs, such as the resource room, the Lab Maker, the project room, the atelier, the psychomotricity room, and the sensory room. Common areas include a dining room, an assembly hall, meeting rooms, an auditorium, playgrounds, sports fields, and a chapel. It also has an athletics track and a nurse's office. The center offers extracurricular activities and has a parents' association (AMPA) that organizes initiatives for families. It also hosts a Summer Camp for students in the second cycle of Early Childhood Education and Primary Education.

The schedule is from 9:20 AM to 5:00 PM. It is close to the metro stations Cuzco, Santiago Bernabéu, and Colombia, and to bus lines 381, 513, and 853.