Mejico

CEIPSO Méjico is a public school in Madrid, affiliated with the DAT Madrid-Capital, defined as inclusive and focused on respect and comprehensive education. It is a preferred center for motor integration. It offers the second cycle of Early Childhood Education, Primary Education, and the first two courses of Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO), and has three units for the second cycle of Early Childhood Education (ages 3, 4, and 5) and seven units for Primary Education.

Its pedagogy is based on active and innovative methodologies, mainly project-based learning (PBL), along with gamification and challenge-based learning (CBL). In Early Childhood Education, work is done through projects and corners to promote discovery, creativity, and personal autonomy, with specialists teaching psychomotor skills, music, and foreign languages. In Primary Education, the schedule has been organized so that students take English every day, and the center has its own English project called Drama, in which the language is applied to dramatized situations from real life. Throughout this stage, students also take Technology, Programming, and Robotics, aimed at computational thinking, problem-solving, and digital competence.

The center has a school cafeteria with its own kitchen and monthly menus, a library, and a playground, and offers extracurricular activities, virtual classrooms, and communication platforms with families such as RAICES-ROBLE. The secretary attends by appointment. It has a podcast and school radio and an A.M.P.A. It participates in the ACCEDE program for textbook loans and is recognized as an EMLab 500+ center and a MAX exemplary center in free software. Families have a participatory role in the center.