King’s Infant School, Chamartín

The school follows a child-centred philosophy that combines academic rigour with purposeful play to foster intellectual curiosity and a growth mindset. It is committed to core British values such as honesty, faith, courage, integrity, and empathy. The educational approach emphasises bilingualism, innovation, and the holistic development of the whole child within a multicultural environment.

The school delivers the English National Curriculum and the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. The academic programme features full English immersion from the start, with additional instruction in Spanish to ensure bilingualism. The curriculum integrates modern methodologies, including AI-enhanced learning tools like CenturyTech, a STEAM programme, and LEGO SPIKE robotics to develop early STEM skills.

Pupils consistently exceed UK national averages in English and Mathematics by the end of Year 2. Graduates benefit from preferential admission to prestigious sister schools, King’s College School La Moraleja and King's College School Soto de Viñuelas, and are prepared for entry into top global universities. The school's focus on bilingualism, digital literacy, and core British values equips students for future success in diverse international careers.

The school prioritises individual attention, maintaining small class sizes with high teacher-to-pupil ratios, such as 1:4 at the start of the Early Learning stage. Expert teachers provide personalised support to nurture each child's emotional, physical, and social development, ensuring that individual needs and learning paces are respected.

The school welcomes enquiries throughout the academic year. Prospective families are encouraged to book a personalised tour or attend an open day to experience the campus. The admissions process includes specific age and course guidelines, and the school offers the Nsouli Scholars programme.

The school operates on a structured academic calendar that includes term dates, staff training days, breaks, and national holidays. Families can access the full 2026-27 calendar and key event information through the school's Parent Portal.

The purpose-built campus in central Madrid features classrooms designed with natural materials and calming colours, inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach. Specialist facilities include a light atelier, a music room, a green atelier for nature and gardening, and a multi-purpose hall for drama and celebrations. Outdoor amenities consist of a sensory-rich top playground for Early Years and a bottom playground equipped for sports like basketball and football, alongside an on-site kitchen and dining hall.

The school provides a rich extracurricular programme designed to help children explore new interests and develop talents. Offerings include seasonal camps such as Summer, Easter, and Semana Blanca camps, as well as opportunities for global connection through the Inspired community. Pupils also engage in activities that foster physical development, creativity, and social skills.