Arturo Soria

Arturo Soria is a private center located in Madrid, in the Hortaleza district. It offers education ranging from the 2-Year Classroom and early childhood education (divided into the first cycle, from 0 to 3 years, and the second cycle, from 3 to 6 years), to Primary (6-12), compulsory secondary education (ESO) (12-16), and Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18). The center offers English as part of its educational project and has services such as a cafeteria, school transport, and extracurricular activities.

Its educational project is characterized by innovation, promoting collaborative spaces and the development of creativity, critical thinking, digital competence, communication skills, and emotional education. Specific programs include the Guidance and Wellbeing Department, English teaching, the Fernández Bravo method for mathematics, exchanges with foreign schools, public speaking and debate classes, an emotional intelligence program from early childhood, children's psychomotricity, and a speech therapy service. The early childhood stage focuses on educating through emotion, motivation, and play, starting from children's experiences to achieve meaningful learning through observation, manipulation, and research.

The school develops various cultural activities from the library, such as storytelling, art exhibitions, and school radio. It also promotes solidarity projects, extracurricular activities, summer camps, and an Open Classroom. Notable projects include MUN (Model United Nations), LOVA (The Opera, Vehicle for Learning), Ubuntu, Sponsor a Reader, Abioncillo, Barbara Petchenik, Diamond Challenge, and Chiquiempresas. Regarding academic results, the center reports that in 2025, 50.6% of students achieved a university access score higher than 12 out of 14, with an average score of 11.25. Facilities include a laboratory and an auditorium, among others.