Pat Diocesano Parroquia S Antonio

Colegio San Antonio is a semi-private Catholic school inspired by Franciscan ideals, whose owning entity is the Province of Capuchins of Spain. It is located in the Madrid district of Tetuán and offers Early Childhood Education for ages 3 to 6 and Primary Education from 1st to 6th grade, with one class per year. Its origins date back to 1948, and since then it has primarily served children from its geographical area, with special attention to those most in need from a cultural, social, and economic perspective.

The school is defined as specialized in attention to diversity and practices personalized teaching. To this end, in addition to regular classrooms, it has educational compensation classrooms and Therapeutic Pedagogy support in small groups. Its faculty consists of about twenty qualified and coordinated professionals who work for the comprehensive education of students that combines academic training with education in human, moral, and civic values. The center is of an intercultural nature: its students come from 18 different nationalities, and coexistence between cultures is valued as satisfactory.

The educational project includes participation in the Educar para Ser program, aimed at improving self-regulation, and in DYTECTIVE, focused on skills related to reading and writing. Teaching is conducted in Spanish, and the center offers a cafeteria service and extracurricular activities. For communication with families, it uses the Dinantia platform. Its hours extend from 9:00 to 17:00, and the center is well connected by public transport, with the metro stations of Alvarado, Cuatro Caminos, and Estrecho nearby.