School life

Garden, practical life, extended hours and summer course: what is experienced at school beyond the classroom.

Girl playing with a hoop in the school garden
Day to day

Learning is also about caring, doing and living together

Four spaces that complete the school experience.

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School garden

Respect, nature, life

We aim to interest children in caring for nature. Sowing, caring for and harvesting is, in itself, a Montessori exercise: patience, responsibility and a connection with living things.

  • Observation. Watching a plant grow day by day.
  • Care. Regar, atender y proteger un ser vivo.
  • Responsibility. Knowing that another living being depends on them.
  • From crop to food. Getting a close look at the process of growing what we eat.
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Practical life

Hands: the first tool for learning

Pouring water, folding fabric, sinking fingers into clay: every sensorial exercise builds physical and intellectual independence.

  • Independence. Doing by themselves what an adult used to do for them.
  • Concentration. Repetir un ejercicio hasta dominarlo.
  • Coordination. Manos y vista trabajando juntas.
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Girl weaving a basket with her hands in the classroom
For families

A school that also supports your calendar

Two services for those who need more time or continuity during the holidays.

Extended hours

The school offers extended hours to support families who need them, in the same environment of trust.

Summer course

A course for the holiday season, so children keep learning and spending time together.

Frequently asked questions

What we are asked most about school life

Does the school have a school garden?

Yes. In the garden, children observe, care for and take responsibility for a living being, and see up close how a food is grown.

Do you offer extended hours?

Yes, the school offers extended hours. Write to us or schedule a visit to learn the details.

Is there a summer course?

Yes, we offer a summer course for the holiday season. Ask us for the information for each season.

What is practical life?

These are everyday exercises, such as pouring water, folding fabric or working with clay, through which children build physical and intellectual independence.

Come and see how everyday life is experienced

Tour the school, see the garden and get your questions answered in person.

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