Colegio del Salvador

The school is a Jesuit institution with over 450 years of history, guided by Ignatian Pedagogy. It emphasizes a "creative fidelity" that balances tradition with educational innovation, aiming to form individuals who are balanced, competent, compassionate, and committed. The educational approach integrates scientific rigor with emotional education, fostering critical thinking, interiority, and a Christian perspective.

The school offers a comprehensive academic pathway from Infant Education through to Bachillerato. The curriculum includes primary and secondary education with a focus on languages, including English, French, and German. The school is noted for being the first in Zaragoza to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme.

The school maintains a dedicated orientation department that provides support to students, families, and teachers, often collaborating with external professionals such as psychologists and speech therapists. It includes two integration classrooms for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (TEA), as well as specialized support staff for individual and small-group reinforcement. An "Aula de desarrollo de capacidades" is also available to foster student potential.

The school conducts an admissions process for new students, which includes Open Days held between February and April. The process involves the publication of vacancies, the submission of applications, and the subsequent publication of provisional and definitive admission lists, followed by a formal enrollment period. Interested families can contact the admissions office via email for further information.

The school's admissions calendar for the 2026-27 academic year spans from April to June. Key dates include the publication of initial vacancies on April 15, the application window from April 16 to 22, and the publication of definitive admission lists on May 15. Enrollment for new students takes place in late May for Infant and 1st Grade Primary, and in late June for 2nd-6th Grade Primary and Secondary.

The campus features extensive facilities, including football and futsal fields, swimming pools, a gymnasium, and a psychomotricity room. Academic and creative spaces include a library, a theater, a conference hall, multiple computer labs, and music classrooms equipped with digital whiteboards and projectors. The school also provides a cafeteria, a kitchen, a chapel, and a health center with an on-site nurse.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports such as karate, basketball, football, and rhythmic gymnastics. Artistic and academic options include music (piano, violin, cello, flute, and guitar), theater, choir, drawing, plastic arts, experiments, and language classes in English and French. Additionally, the school facilitates Trinity exam preparation and provides catechism for First Communion.