Daniel Vazquez Diaz

CEIP Daniel Vázquez Díaz is a public school in Madrid, located in the Tetuán district, that educates students from 0 to 12 years old: its educational offer begins in the first cycle of Early Childhood Education and ends upon completing Primary Education. Teaching is conducted in Spanish, with English as a language present in the center, which has been bilingual since 2013 and has also included bilingualism in Early Childhood since 2020.

The educational project of the center is structured around five priority lines of action, associated with five colors that pay tribute to the painter after whom the school is named: the academic and intellectual dimension, sports and healthy living, feelings and emotions, attention to diversity and inclusion, and the environment. The center has been a preferred TEA center since 2007 and a STEM center since 2020, offering curricular enrichment in high abilities, STEM, and art. Its goal is the comprehensive education of students, providing a wide framework of resources and possibilities for each child to develop according to their characteristics, skills, tastes, and preferences, under the motto "Learn and enjoy." Among its priorities is personalized attention and knowledge of each child and their family.

The center complements the curriculum with extracurricular activities such as a music school, theater school, robotics, and sports schools. Each year, an annual learning project is proposed around a major theme as a unifying axis, and the Cultural Week culminates with inter-level workshops. Recent initiatives include the Artistic May project and the Sheldon Magazine, the publication of the library created with writings from the students. The school is located near Dehesa de la Villa and works on environmental education and environmental protection.