Trilema Zamora

Trilema Zamora is a private center of the Trilema Foundation located in Zamora. It offers a classroom for 2-year-olds, Early Childhood Education (3 to 6 years), Primary Education (6 to 12 years), Secondary Education (12 to 16 years), and a Medium Degree Vocational Training in Nursing Auxiliary Care. The classrooms for 2-year-olds are free.

Its educational project is structured around project-based work, with connections to the environment, interdisciplinarity, curricular rigor, active methodologies that stimulate understanding, and assessment through project portfolios, with participation from the entire educational community. Among its areas of work are the reading plan, learning to think, creative writing, learning in the environment, corner work, vertical tutoring, digital competence, the ABN method of open calculation based on numbers, entrepreneurship, and gamification. Vertical tutoring groups students of different ages and courses who work and learn together under the guidance of a tutor. In the digital realm, Chromebooks, iPads, and materials that develop digital competence are introduced. The proposal includes motor stimulation (neuromotor development, psychomotricity, body awareness, and lateralization), sensory stimulation (auditory, visual, and tactile), and integrative stimulation. Learning celebrations showcase student results.

The center offers morning classroom service from Monday to Friday from 7:45 to 9:00, with the possibility of breakfast, supervised by qualified personnel and available upon request at the secretary's office. It also has afternoon sessions with free workshops from Monday to Thursday from 16:00 to 18:00 and extracurricular activities in futsal, basketball, and rhythmic gymnastics. Family attention is organized by appointment with management and the head of studies, and tutoring sessions with tutors.