Beram School

Brewster Madrid is a private American curriculum school that provides education from preschool to high school (K-12) across two campuses located in Madrid: one in the Chamberí district and another in La Moraleja. The school offers the American High School Diploma, Advanced Placement (AP) courses, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program. It covers the stages of the first cycle of Early Childhood Education (0-3), second cycle of Early Childhood Education (3-6), Primary, Secondary Education (ESO), and Baccalaureate, with instruction in Spanish and English.

Its educational project is structured around the Brewster Model®, a collaborative, team-based, and student-centered model developed over more than 30 years and based on proven practices, linking to the tradition of Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro (New Hampshire), active since 1820. Among its two campuses, it gathers more than 400 students from 45 countries, with an average class size of 15 students. The school provides university counseling to support students in accessing higher education.

Outside the classroom, it organizes more than 20 extracurricular activities in the afternoon and learning expeditions inside and outside Madrid, over 130 last school year, in addition to its first international trips. It has a library, cafeteria, gym, and playground, as well as a school transportation service. The Chamberí campus is located near the metro stations of Quevedo, Iglesia, and Canal.