San Antonio

San Antonio School, located in the Tetuán district (Madrid), is a semi-private educational institution with a Catholic ideology and Franciscan inspiration, whose governing body is the Province of Capuchins of Spain. It offers Early Childhood Education for ages 3 to 6 and Primary Education from 1st to 6th grade, with only one class per grade. Its origins date back to 1948, and since then, the school has been primarily oriented towards the children of its geographical area, with special attention to those most in need in cultural, social, and economic terms. Currently, it is an intercultural center: its 185 students are children of immigrant parents from 18 nationalities, predominantly of Dominican origin, followed by those of Filipino, Ecuadorian, and Moroccan origin.

The school is defined as specialized in attention to diversity and practices personalized teaching. In addition to regular classrooms, it has educational compensation classrooms, where support is provided to a good number of students in very small groups, and half a day of therapeutic pedagogy for students with special educational needs. It participates in the program "Educar para Ser," aimed at improving self-regulation, and in DYTECTIVE, focused on skills related to literacy. It uses the Dinantia platform for communication between the school, teachers, families, and students. The faculty consists of about twenty qualified professionals.

Teaching is conducted in Spanish. The center has a cafeteria service and offers extracurricular activities, with hours from 09:00 to 17:00.