El Carmelo

El Carmelo is a semi-private educational center run by the Carmelite Missionaries located in Granada. It offers early childhood education, primary education, compulsory secondary education (ESO), and Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), including an Arts Bachillerato program. Its educational project is based on a Christian understanding of the person and the world, aiming for the comprehensive and harmonious development of students' abilities. The center declares its respect for all ideologies and beliefs, promotes relationships with its environment, and encourages family participation, supported by the AMPA. Among its services are a cafeteria, extracurricular activities, and a psychopedagogical office, and it uses the Alexia platform. Instruction is provided in Spanish with English.

In early childhood education, the teaching team has incorporated neurodidactics as the foundation of the project, an approach that arises from the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and education. Attention to diversity is addressed through multiple intelligences, aiming to create a positive school environment. Religious education plays a significant role in values work, with the presence of the founder, Francisco Palau, and various liturgical moments. Emotional work is supported by the project "El Emocionario," and the mathematics project focuses on attention and reasoning through logical blocks. In ESO and Bachillerato, programming and robotics initiatives are developed.