Santísima Trinidad

The Santísima Trinidad Educational Center in Málaga is a semi-private center that is part of the Santísima Trinidad Educational Foundation (FEST), inheriting the mission of the congregation founded by Francisco Méndez and Mariana Allsopp, aimed at serving the most disadvantaged youth. Its educational proposal is based on a Christian conception of the human being, life, and the world, and is articulated around a participatory and inclusive character that involves the entire educational community. All regulated teachings of the center are subsidized by the Junta de Andalucía.

The center offers compulsory secondary education (ESO) and Bachillerato. In ESO, the basic elements of culture are worked on in their humanistic, artistic, scientific, and technological aspects, along with reading, study, and work habits, and active methodologies typical of the foundation are implemented, such as cooperative work, projects, and critical thinking. Bachillerato is offered in the modalities of Science and Technology and Humanities and Social Sciences, with flexible itineraries and electives that allow students to build their own profile, and prepares students for university entrance exams.

Its pedagogy emphasizes welcoming and closeness to students, personalized attention, academic guidance, and personal follow-up of each student, as well as constant communication with families. The pedagogical, pastoral, and solidarity projects, along with a unique motto for each course, structure its activity, and education in Trinitarian values — freedom, solidarity, responsibility, and service — is part of its educational style. The center also has complementary services such as extracurricular activities and has carried out an energy improvement action through the installation of a self-consumption system with photovoltaic solar energy.