San Antonio

Colegio San Antonio is a semi-private Catholic school inspired by Franciscan ideals, owned by the Province of Capuchins of Spain. It is located in Madrid and enrolls students in the second cycle of Early Childhood Education (ages 3 to 6) and in Primary Education (from 1st to 6th grade). The school has one class per grade with an average of 21 students per classroom, operating under a semi-private educational agreement with total free tuition.

Its educational proposal is based on personalized teaching and is specialized in addressing diversity. It participates in programs such as "Educar para Ser," aimed at improving self-regulation, and DYTECTIVE, focused on literacy skills. For communication between the school, teachers, families, and students, it uses the Dinantia platform. It has around twenty qualified and coordinated professionals, as well as educational compensation classrooms and therapeutic pedagogy support to assist students with specific needs.

The center is characterized by being intercultural: its 185 students come from 18 nationalities, predominantly Dominican, Filipino, Ecuadorian, and Moroccan students. It offers a cafeteria service, with menus published monthly, and extracurricular activities. The vehicular language is Spanish, and English is taught as a specialized area. It has a School Council and collaborates with various social organizations and volunteer work. The school hours are from 09:00 to 17:00.