Colegio Arturo Soria

The school's educational project is built on a constructivist methodology that emphasizes personalized attention and the development of students as autonomous, responsible, and free individuals. It focuses on fostering human and democratic values, emotional intelligence, and a supportive environment where students are encouraged to succeed at their own pace. The institution prioritizes the holistic formation of students, ensuring that resources are reinvested into the school to support continuous improvement.

The school offers a complete educational pathway starting with an 'Aula de 2 Años', followed by Infantil, Primaria, and concluding with ESO and Bachillerato. The curriculum includes specialized instruction such as the Fernández Bravo method for Mathematics and a strong focus on English language acquisition. Students engage in diverse learning pathways that incorporate oratory, debate, and project-based learning, such as the 'LOVA' opera project and international school exchanges.

The school reports strong academic performance, with a 100% pass rate in the EVAU university entrance exams for the 2024-25 academic year. Students consistently achieve high average marks across core subjects such as Mathematics, English, and Science, often exceeding the average results of other centers in the Community of Madrid. Graduates are described as mature, responsible, and well-prepared for higher education and professional environments.

The school has a dedicated Department of Orientation and Wellbeing that provides support to students. Additionally, it offers specialized services including speech therapy (logopedia) and programs focused on emotional intelligence and psychomotricity for younger students. In secondary stages, students are assigned a personalized tutor who acts as a coach to provide academic and organizational guidance.

The school invites prospective families to contact them via a form on their website or by phone to arrange a visit. The admissions process includes the opportunity to tour the campus and meet with staff to discuss the school's educational project.

The school maintains an active calendar of events, including cultural activities and seasonal initiatives such as an Advent calendar (Adventskalender) created by students. The academic year includes various projects and extracurricular events throughout the terms.

The campus features a sports pavilion, outdoor sports courts, and various specialized learning spaces including laboratories and a robotics classroom. Additional facilities include a library, a main auditorium, a conference room, a boardroom, and dedicated play areas for infant students. The school also provides an 'Aula de 2 Años' and maintains its own radio station.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including summer camps and the 'Aula Abierta' program. Cultural and student-led initiatives include the 'Radio Buena Onda' station, the 'LOVA' opera project, the Model United Nations (MUN), and various reading and arts programs like 'Apadrina un lector' and the 'DIANA' art exhibition. Students also participate in international exchanges and competitions such as the Diamond Challenge and Barbara Petchenik.