S Antonio

Colegio San Antonio is a semi-private Catholic school inspired by Franciscan ideals, whose governing body is the Province of Capuchins of Spain. It is located in the Tetuán district of Madrid. It offers early childhood education (second cycle, ages 3 to 6) and primary education (from 1st to 6th grade), with one class per year and an average of 20 to 21 students per classroom. Enrollment is conducted under an educational concert regime and total free of charge. The school was founded in 1948 and has primarily focused its efforts on children from its geographical area, with special attention to those most in need culturally, socially, and economically.

The school practices personalized teaching and is defined as specialized in addressing diversity. Its staff consists of around twenty qualified and coordinated professionals. It participates in the programs "Educar para Ser", aimed at improving self-regulation, and DYTECTIVE, related to literacy skills. It uses the communication platform Dinantia. It has a cafeteria service with school menus. The vehicular language is Spanish and it offers extracurricular activities. The schedule is from 09:00 to 17:00. It has nearby public transport, with metro stations such as Alvarado, Cuatro Caminos, and Estrecho, and bus lines.

The school is intercultural: it enrolls 185 students from 18 different nationalities, predominantly students of Dominican, Filipino, Ecuadorian, and Moroccan origin, with a testimonial presence of Spanish students. To address this diversity, in addition to 9 regular classrooms, it has 2 and a half classrooms for educational compensation, where support is provided in small groups, and half a day of Therapeutic Pedagogy for 6 students with special educational needs. It also has a Guidance and Social Work department. It collaborates with social organizations and volunteers.