Colegio Patrocinio San José

Founded in 1958, the school is a Christian, social-initiative center guided by the pedagogy of its founder, Victorine Le Dieu. Its mission is to provide an integral education that synthesizes faith, culture, and life, fostering students who are free, responsible, critical, and tolerant. The school emphasizes values such as honesty, creativity, teamwork, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

The school provides education from 1st cycle of Infant Education through 4th year of ESO. The academic offering includes a bilingual section and focuses on active methodologies, cooperative learning, and innovation. Additionally, the school offers support services such as 'Madrugadores' (early morning care) and an 'Espera a Hermanos' program to assist with family-work reconciliation.

The school manages admissions through both an ordinary process and an exceptional procedure for specific circumstances such as relocation, disability, or adoption. Prospective families can request individualized visits by contacting the school directly. Detailed information regarding vacancies, application deadlines, and required documentation is provided through the school's secretariat and the regional education authority.

The academic calendar is established annually by the Consejería de Educación of the Junta de Castilla y León. It typically spans from early September to late June, encompassing all holidays and key academic dates as defined by regional regulations. Families can access the official calendar for the current and upcoming academic years through the school's website or the regional education portal.

The campus features bright, spacious facilities with dedicated areas for each educational stage, equipped with advanced technologies such as digital whiteboards and large screens. Specialized learning spaces include a technology classroom, an informatics lab, and a library. Sports and auxiliary facilities consist of a fully equipped covered sports hall, outdoor courts, a playground for younger students, a dining hall, an assembly hall, and a chapel.