Rafaela Ybarra

Rafaela Ybarra is a semi-private school located in the Madrid district of Usera, in a natural environment that serves as a space for training and development. Its educational offerings include early childhood education, primary education, compulsory secondary education (ESO), Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), and vocational training (FP) at both intermediate and advanced levels. Instruction is provided in Spanish and English, and the school features a library, sports complex, computer room, gym, and cafeteria.

Its identity is linked to the Congregation of the Holy Guardian Angels, which embraces the charisma of its founder, Rafaela Ybarra, and takes on the mission of supporting and preventing youth and childhood, identifying with the Guardian Angels as a model of that mission. The school's methodology is defined as personalized, critical, realistic, creative, liberating, practical, and active, aiming for students to be active agents of their own learning and the society in which they live. The facilities are described as welcoming and designed as a setting for the intellectual and personal growth of students.

Among its services are the cafeteria with its own kitchen, where professionals prepare meals on-site ensuring healthy nutrition while catering to various needs; extracurricular activities that complement education and facilitate work-life balance, aimed at students and families; extended hours; school nursing; a psychopedagogical office that supports the personal, academic, emotional, and social development of students; the Educamos platform; and school insurance. The school also offers transportation services and early morning care.