Nuestra Señora De La Consolación

Nuestra Señora de La Consolación is a semi-private educational center located in the Chamartín district of Madrid. It opened its first school in the city in 1949 and belongs to the Congregation of the Sisters of Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, which has a network of 17 schools in Spain. It is defined as an evangelizing center that proposes Jesus of Nazareth as a reference for meaning, values, and ways of living. It is embedded in its social, economic, religious, and cultural environment, and works closely with families and educators.

The center offers early childhood education, primary education, compulsory secondary education (ESO), and Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18). In primary education, basic competencies in calculation, reading, and writing are developed, acquiring work habits in an environment of discipline and respect, and fostering critical thinking from a Christian perspective. It addresses the diversity of students, detecting and acting on learning difficulties. Among its educational projects, a cooperative learning initiative called "Aprendo + contigo" is developed, which aims to build knowledge and acquire interpersonal skills, working on empathy, solidarity, and respect. A digital project is also implemented, using iPads starting from 5th grade, and a linguistic project that includes a significant number of hours of English, with the presence of native assistants and the AMCO method to enhance oral communication. Additionally, students participate in the BEDA Plan and can prepare for Cambridge exams. French classes are offered in 5th and 6th grades.

Among the services offered by the center are a cafeteria, supervision for early risers, uniforms, book sales, extracurricular activities, guidance department, secretariat, and administration. It also provides school transportation. In terms of facilities, it has a library, sports hall, laboratory, computer room, auditorium, and gym. The center offers instruction in Spanish, English, and French.