San Antonio

Colegio San Antonio is a semi-private educational center with a Catholic ideology inspired by Franciscan principles, whose governing body is the Province of Capuchins of Spain. It offers Early Childhood Education (ages 3 to 6) and Primary Education (grades 1 to 6), with one class per grade and an average number of students per classroom around 21. Its project is oriented towards the comprehensive education of students, combining academic training with education in human, moral, and civic values, and it is defined as a school specialized in addressing diversity.

Among its programs, the center participates in Educar para Ser, focused on improving self-regulation, and in DYTECTIVE, aimed at skills related to reading and writing. It also uses the communication platform Dinantia, directed at schools, teachers, families, and students. It has around twenty professionals and offers a cafeteria service with school menus, managed by an external company. The center has regular classrooms and support for educational compensation, as well as therapeutic pedagogy for students with specific educational needs, and collaborates with various social and volunteer organizations.

Located in the Tetuán district of Madrid, the school defines itself as an intercultural center. Its students come from families of different nationalities, with a notable presence of students of Dominican, Filipino, Ecuadorian, and Moroccan origin, among others. The center operates under a semi-private educational agreement and total free education, and offers cafeteria services and extracurricular activities.