Francisco De Quevedo

The Francisco de Quevedo Public School is a publicly owned center located in Majadahonda. It offers the second cycle of Early Childhood Education (3-6 years) and Primary Education (6-12 years), and has a library, laboratory, computer room, cafeteria, and playground. Teaching is conducted in Spanish and English, and the center offers extracurricular activities. It has been defined as a bilingual center since the 2013/14 school year and as a preferred integration center for students with motor disabilities since the 1988/89 school year.

Its educational model is presented as a comprehensive and open school, which respects differences and addresses the diversity of students through educational intervention that promotes their personal and social development. The educational community consists of parents, teaching staff, and non-teaching staff. Among the values it promotes are integration, gender equality, respect for cultural plurality, rights and freedoms, and the environment, education for peace, road safety education, healthy school, emotional education, and education for coexistence. The center cites the Constitution as a reference framework and directs its activities to train citizens capable of living in society.

Additionally, the center promotes actions such as healthy breakfast and the fruit and milk program, and provides the educational community with guides on safe navigation on social networks and the internet aimed at students, families, and teachers.