San Antonio De Padua

San Antonio is a private semi-concerted school with a Catholic ideology and Franciscan inspiration, whose sponsoring entity is the Province of Capuchins of Spain. It offers early childhood education, with the first cycle (0-3 years) and second cycle (3-6 years), and primary education (6-12 years), with one class per grade and an average of about 20 students per classroom. Teaching is conducted in Spanish, and the school provides a cafeteria service and extracurricular activities, under an educational concert regime and total free of charge.

The school is defined as a center specialized in attention to diversity and of an intercultural nature. Its classrooms accommodate students from 18 different nationalities. To address these needs, in addition to ordinary classrooms, it has educational compensation classrooms, where support is provided in small groups, and half-day therapeutic pedagogy for students with specific educational needs. The faculty consists of about twenty professionals. Its origins date back to 1948 and it has been primarily oriented towards children from its geographical environment, with special attention to those most in need.

On the pedagogical front, the center participates in the "Educar para Ser" program, aimed at improving self-regulation, and in DYTECTIVE, a tool aimed at skills related to reading and writing. For communication with families, it uses the Dinantia platform. It is located in the Tetuán district of Madrid, with nearby metro stations such as Alvarado, Cuatro Caminos, and Estrecho.