Gamarra

Colegio Gamarra is a Christian educational center in Málaga belonging to the Jesuit Educational Foundation, semi-private in all its teachings except for Bachillerato. Its origins date back to 1943, when the Daughters of Jesus established themselves in the city with the intention of addressing areas with the greatest needs for Christian education. It offers Early Childhood Education, Primary Education, Compulsory Secondary Education, Bachillerato, and Vocational Training, and also includes a Dual Bachillerato. In Bachillerato, it offers the modalities of Sciences and Technology, and Humanities and Social Sciences.

Its educational project is oriented towards the integral development of the person, with the aim that students become useful members of the Church and society and commit to building a fairer and more fraternal world. The center accompanies students from 3 to 18 years old with closeness, simplicity, and familiarity, and works to help them develop their potential both academically and personally, granting students a leading role as agents of transformation.

The center's unique character revolves around closeness, educational evangelization, and personalized education and attention. The educational mission is shared by the Religious Daughters of Jesus and lay staff, and the center cares for the relationship with families, the ongoing training of teachers, and educational innovation, as well as the incorporation of new technologies. Teaching is conducted in Spanish and includes English. It has a cafeteria service, extracurricular activities, and its own facilities, and promotes leisure and sports initiatives during vacation periods.