Educomontessori International School

EducoMontessori is an international school that operates under the motto "Educating for life." Its philosophy is rooted in the Montessori method, emphasizing social consciousness, peace, autonomy, and the development of the whole child—body, heart, and mind. The school fosters values such as respect, cooperation, equity, and environmental stewardship, aiming to develop students who are both global citizens and committed members of their local community.

The school offers a 100% Montessori curriculum that integrates the minimum learning requirements mandated by the Ministry of Education, ensuring students meet key competencies for secondary education. The programme is bilingual, progressing from oral-spoken to written-read language, and incorporates experiential, manipulative, and procedural learning. The curriculum is delivered through individualized planning, Montessori presentations, projects, workshops, excursions, and dedicated classroom work time. Additionally, the school integrates daily mindfulness and a specific neuromotor development programme into its daily routine.

The school provides support for students with specific needs, with staff trained in neurodevelopment, neuroscience, and attention to special educational needs (NEE). Ratios are kept low to ensure personalized attention and presence for all students. The educational approach is inclusive, with children of different ages and abilities learning together in a "society in the classroom" model.

The admissions process begins with a request for a visit, which can be made via the school's website. Prospective families are encouraged to attend "Open Days" held in February and March, or schedule a private visit. During the visit, children interact with the environment and the guide. Following the visit, the school communicates its admission decision based on availability, with priority given to siblings of current students. Applications are accepted throughout the year, and a waiting list is maintained if no places are available. Once admitted, families formalize enrollment through the school's private area.

The school operates on a standard academic calendar, with the 2025/2026 school year beginning on September 10, 2025, for the second cycle of Early Childhood Education, Primary, and Special Education. The calendar includes national, regional, and provincial holidays, as well as scheduled breaks for Christmas (December 22, 2025 – January 6, 2026) and Holy Week (March 30 – April 5, 2026). The academic year concludes on June 22, 2026.

The school is located at C/ Atarazana, 25 in Bormujos (Sevilla). The campus includes specific environments designed for Montessori learning, as well as a dedicated classroom and program for neuromotor development. The facilities are designed to support the school's focus on movement and holistic education.