Public

Virgen Del Castillo

49027 Zamora, Spain, Zamora

Early years (0-3) · Preschool (3-6) · Primary (6-12) · Secondary (12-16) · High School (16-18)SpanishSpanish Curriculum

Key information

Accepted ages: Early years (0-3) · Preschool (3-6) · Primary (6-12) · Secondary (12-16) · High School (16-18)
Languages: Spanish
Schedule: Continuous day
CAM code: 49006691
Authorized centre: Yes

About the school

The CPEE "Virgen del Castillo" is a public special education center located in Zamora. It offers residential services, school physiotherapy, hearing and language services, school transport, dining services, and nursing, in addition to an EOEP service and an AFA. It has a multisensory stimulation classroom, a library, a virtual classroom, and a virtual tour of its facilities, and works with sign language.

The center develops various projects and plans, including the Environmental Structuring Project, Project Miradas, Zamora Inclusiva, Arranca Sonrisas, eTwinning, Inclusive School, 3D Accessible Worlds, Discovering the Duero through Movement, Inclubot, Canotherapy, and Responsible Education. It also has a TIC space for families, providing guidance on the use of devices and screens at home and a communication plan and social media presence strategy.

Throughout the school year, activities and outings are organized, as well as diversity awareness days and a reading club. The center maintains several blogs by stages and a blog for the hearing and language classroom, in addition to a microenterprise for educational purposes.

Contact information

Phone
Email
Website: ceevirgendelcastillo.centros.educa.jcyl.es/sitio

School features

Services

Canteen
School transport
Extracurricular activities
Infirmary

Facilities

Library
Sports center
Computer room
Dining hall
School garden
Gymnasium

How to get to Virgen Del Castillo

Address

49027 Zamora, Spain

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Frequently asked questions

It is a public special education center located in Zamora.

It offers residential services, school physiotherapy, hearing and language, school transport, dining, and nursing, as well as an EOEP service and an AFA.

It has a multisensory stimulation classroom, library, virtual classroom, and virtual tour of its facilities, and works with sign language.

It develops projects such as Environmental Structuring Project, Miradas Project, Zamora Inclusiva, Arranca Sonrisas, eTwinning, Inclusive School, Accessible Worlds 3D, Discovering the Duero through Movement, Inclubot, Canotherapy, and Responsible Education.

It is a space with guidelines on the use of devices and screens at home, and a communication plan and social media presence strategy.

Yes, it maintains several blogs by stages and a blog for the hearing and language classroom, as well as a microenterprise blog for educational purposes.