Level

Primary

Fundamentals for integral development

Early years lays the fundamental foundation for the academic, social and emotional development of our students. In our school, we work under an integral educational approach, which promotes learning through active and collaborative methods.

Project-based approach: learning by doing

One of our fundamental pillars is project-based work. This methodology allows students to actively participate in the construction of their own knowledge. Through research, experimentation and problem solving, students develop essential skills.
In addition, this methodology strengthens social skills and prepares children to face challenges collectively.

Creativity

Critical thinking

Teamwork

Collaborative work: building together

Collaborative work is another of our pillars. Through collaborative groups, students have the opportunity to solve problems.

This experience fosters a sense of belonging and solidarity, where each student contributes to the well-being of the group, learning to develop empathy, respect and collaboration.

Emotional development: emotional intelligence from the early grades

We care deeply about the emotional development of our students. We believe that it is essential for children to be able to identify and regulate their emotions, and therefore, we offer tools for self-knowledge and emotional well-being. Our students participate in mindfulness and yoga classes fostering a positive school environment and developing strategies to self-regulate their emotions, achieving improvements in their learning.

Research and technology: preparing for the future

Our students also develop research and technology skills. We encourage the use of technological resources and teach children to:

We want to prepare our students to be creative, empathetic and responsible individuals, ready for the challenges of the future.

In our school, primary education is a key stage in the integral formation of students, where we work not only on their academic development, but also on their social, emotional and technological skills.

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