Joaquin Dicenta

CEIP Joaquín Dicenta is a public school for Early Childhood and Primary Education located in Madrid. It is a preferred center for enrolling students with ASD and has two Therapeutic Pedagogy teachers and one Speech and Language teacher to support students with special educational needs, along with the collaboration of a counselor from the Psychopedagogical Guidance Team in the area.

It offers Early Childhood Education (second cycle, ages 3 to 6) and Primary Education, with one class per level in each stage; Primary is organized into three cycles of two courses. The school day is continuous, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. English is taught from Early Childhood, along with psychomotricity at that stage, and in 5th and 6th grade of Primary, Technology and Robotics are included. Each Early Childhood classroom has a computer corner, and the center uses information and communication technologies from ages 3 to 12. Students are assigned to the Eijo and Garay and Iturralde institutes.

Among its services, the center has its own kitchen cafeteria, where meals are prepared on-site, and morning opening at 8:00 AM attended by qualified monitors. It develops the PROA+ programs, the Accede Program for book lending, the Código Escuela 4.0 Madrid, and Educo cafeteria scholarships. Additionally, it offers educational reinforcement programs: a socio-educational workshop for 5th and 6th grade, PROA+ for 3rd and 4th, and the PAAE for 5th and 6th.