San Antonio

San Antonio is a private semi-concerted school with a Catholic ideology and Franciscan inspiration, whose owning entity is the Province of Capuchins of Spain. It is located in the Tetuán district of Madrid. It offers Early Childhood Education (second cycle, from 3 to 6 years) and Primary Education (from 1st to 6th grade), with one class per year and an average of 20 to 21 students per classroom. The offer is completed with the first cycle of Early Childhood Education (0-3 years), according to the center's data. Teaching is conducted in Spanish, and the center has a cafeteria service and extracurricular activities. The schedule is from 09:00 to 17:00.

The educational project is based on the principles of Christian humanism and personalized teaching. The center is defined as specialized in attention to diversity. It participates in programs such as 'Educar para Ser', aimed at improving self-regulation, and DYTECTIVE, focused on reading and writing skills. It also uses the communication platform Dinantia. The faculty consists of about twenty professionals who seek a comprehensive education for students, combining academic training with education in human, moral, and civic values. Among the teaching staff, there are specialists in English, Music, Physical Education, Religion, and Psychopedagogy.

The school, founded in 1948, has been primarily oriented towards children from its geographical environment, with special attention to those most in need culturally, socially, and economically. It enrolls 185 students under a semi-concerted educational regime and total free tuition, covering all available spots. They are children of immigrant parents from 18 different nationalities (including 3 Spaniards), making it a distinctly intercultural center. To address diversity, in addition to 9 regular classrooms, it has 2 and a half classrooms for educational compensation and a part-time Therapeutic Pedagogy service for 6 students with special educational needs. The center collaborates with organizations such as Institución Teresiana, Ayuda en Acción, Rotary Club Madrid-Castilla, Acción Social, Caritas, Cooperac. Internacional, and Cooperc Social Internacional, and has the participation of volunteers. The cafeteria is managed by ANDOVER.