Villa Antonio Montessori School

The school follows the principles of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) to maintain pedagogical quality standards. The educational approach emphasizes respect for the child's sensitive periods, fostering autonomy, independence, and self-construction through a "freedom within limits" framework. Educators act as guides, working individually with students to stimulate multiple intelligences and encourage critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving.

The school offers educational stages ranging from Nido (Nest) and Comunidad Infantil (Infant Community) to Casa de Niños (Children's House) and Taller I and II (Primary Education). The curriculum extends beyond official requirements, integrating an English plan and focusing on the holistic development of the child. Each classroom environment is managed by a guide and an assistant who facilitate the use of specialized materials.

The school maintains a Plan de Atención a la Diversidad (Diversity Attention Plan) to support students with special educational needs. Additionally, the institution implements various safety and welfare policies, including a Child Protection Policy, an anti-bullying policy, and a self-protection plan.

Prospective families are invited to schedule a visit to the school to learn about the pedagogical approach. Appointments can be requested through the school's website, with options available for in-person, telephone, or email consultations.

Located in Burguillos de Toledo, the school occupies a space adapted from a private residence to create environments suitable for Montessori pedagogy. The campus features over 2,000 square meters of outdoor space, which includes a vegetable garden, green areas, and a playground equipped with swings.