Monte Tabor

Monte Tabor Schoenstatt is a semi-private school located in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid). It offers early childhood education from the age of two, primary education, compulsory secondary education (ESO), Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), and vocational training (FP). It is a mixed school that applies differentiated education in primary and ESO, integrating students with special educational needs, with preferential attention to those with motor disabilities. Its language offerings include English and German.

The educational project revolves around the relationship with God and the Virgin Mary, with the chapel occupying a central place in the school. The pastoral action seeks to make God present in daily life and promote the harmonious development of the individual. The center prioritizes educating in freedom and responsibility, fostering critical spirit and personal decision-making, and awakening love for truth, goodness, and beauty. It aims for solid intellectual training, critical thinking, and the comprehensive development of all facets of the person, including physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects. It nurtures a family environment and creativity and innovation, with active methodologies, psychopedagogical guidance, dual Bachillerato, Bosch-Aymerich architect classroom, and a coordinator for child welfare and protection. It also provides access to degrees and certifications.

Among its services and facilities are a dining hall with its own kitchen, school transport with two routes (Gamorbús), early hours care (Hora cero), extracurricular activities in its four schools, and facility rentals. It has a sports complex, chapel, and playgrounds. It has a permanent nurse, technical assistants, a neurological physiotherapist, specialists in therapeutic pedagogy, and a speech therapist. It is part of the Schoenstatt Schools, present in several countries.