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From early childhood through to Bachillerato, prevention and emotional support are fundamental pillars. Our Tutorial Action Plan and individualized follow-up ensure that every student feels understood and supported. The Orientation Department offers a wide range of innovative programs, from workshops on emotional regulation and social skills to targeted support for students with high abilities or special educational needs. Initiatives such as Student Helpers, the Friendship Bank, and our award-winning Alameda Convive program are examples of how we foster a positive school climate based on respect, empathy and the prevention of bullying. We provide spaces for meeting and learning to strengthen the bond between families and the school.
The Orientation Department offers specialized support for students with high abilities or special educational needs.
Multilingual education in English, French, and Spanish. Our teachers are either native or bilingual in English or French. Students start learning English and French at 2 years old, with instruction in these languages accounting for half of the school day. English is used as a vehicular language to teach other subjects: Creativity (Arts & Crafts and Music), Physical Education and Robotics and Programming. The school offers the Dual Baccalaureate program with Academica International Studies, which enables students to study both American and Spanish high school and provides the option to study at universities in the United States.
From early childhood through to Bachillerato, prevention and emotional support are core priorities. The Tutorial Action Plan and individualized follow-up help ensure students feel understood and supported. The Orientation Department offers a broad range of programs, from workshops on emotional management and social skills to targeted support for students with high abilities or special educational needs. Initiatives such as Student Helpers, the Friendship Bank, and Alameda Convive contribute to a positive school climate founded on respect, empathy and the prevention of bullying. We provide spaces for gathering and learning to strengthen the bond between families and the school.
From Infantil to Bachillerato, prevention and emotional support are pillars. The school runs a Tutorial Action Plan and an Orientation Department offering programs including emotional management, social skills, and support for high-ability or special educational needs. Initiatives such as Student Helpers, the Friendship Bank, and Alameda Convive contribute to a safe school climate grounded in respect and empathy and the prevention of bullying. We provide spaces for meeting and learning to strengthen the link between families and the school. A complaints channel is available for reporting concerns.
Alameda International School is a private secular international school in Madrid, Spain, offering the International Baccalaureate continuum from early childhood through secondary and vocational programs. The school teaches children aged 2 to 18 across Infantil, Primaria, ESO, Bachillerato, and FP, with IB programs at PYP, MYP, and DP levels. It emphasizes multilingual teaching, creative inquiry, and talent development within an environment of trust and respect. The campus covers over 30,000 square meters and is organized into five independent buildings with green spaces, two indoor pools, a sports complex, and ecological gardens to support experiential learning. Alameda is part of Grupo Educativo 3A, alongside Arcángel International School and Colegio Ábaco. Beyond academics, it offers a broad after school program, including music, languages, robotics and coding, and a wide range of clubs spanning arts, language, and community service. The school prioritizes social emotional well being and close student guidance for students globally.
