Manuela Malasaña

IES Manuela Malasaña is a public secondary school in Móstoles, in the Community of Madrid, that identifies with the values of the public, community, and the Malasaña environment. It offers compulsory secondary education (ESO) and Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), as well as basic vocational training (FP) cycles, whose enrollment is managed through the virtual secretary. It organizes its activities in three buildings —Main, Ramón y Cajal, and ACE— with a surface area close to 6,000 m², of which 553 m² correspond to gardens, sports fields, and playgrounds.

The main building accommodates students from 1st and 2nd ESO and 1st Bachillerato, with 21 classrooms, computer, music, and drawing rooms, the library and reading room "Pedro Puyol", physics and chemistry laboratories, biology and geology laboratories, cafeteria, gymnasium, central courtyard, and sports fields for football, basketball, and volleyball, in addition to the administrative area with management, head of studies, secretary, and the AMPA office. The Ramón y Cajal building serves 3rd and 4th ESO and 2nd Bachillerato, with 14 classrooms, a computer room, the reading room "Santiago Ramón y Cajal", two technology workshops, a natural sciences laboratory, and an arts education classroom, along with a sandpit, two sports fields, and a municipal sports pavilion shared with CEIP Julián Besteiro. The ACE building has cooking and electricity workshops, a computer room, and a courtyard.

The center does not have a school cafeteria, but it does have a cafeteria with a contract that serves special menus for students at prices approved annually by the School Council. It has two libraries: the main one, with over 5,000 copies and laptops for recess, and the one in the Ramón y Cajal building, with about 1,000 copies. It also offers a playroom with board games and classics like chess or parchís, and develops complementary and extracurricular activities. Among its resources are the virtual classroom, EducaMadrid email, the Roble/Raíces platform, and its own school radio, Radio Malasaña. In addition, it provides sets of textbooks and has a secretary for enrollment procedures, scholarships, and aid.