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Languages taught include English, Spanish, French and German. English is the dominant language in early years; Primary offers English/Spanish bilingual expression; Spanish literacy begins in Preparatory and continues through Primary, with reading and writing in both languages. In La Moraleja, Secondary prepares students for Cambridge English, DELF and Goethe exams.
English is the language of instruction for Young Learners, providing an English-immersion environment. French and German are taught from age 3. Preparatory builds literacy in Spanish, enabling reading and writing in both English and Spanish in Primary.
Infant International Programme provides an English-immersion environment for ages 9 months to 5 years. French and German are introduced from age 3 as part of the multilingual curriculum. Preparatory develops literacy in Spanish, preparing students to begin Primary able to read and write in both languages.
Brains Arturo Soria is a private international school in Madrid serving students from 0 to 18. The school delivers the IB across PYP, MYP and the Diploma Programme (DP) for Bachillerato. All subjects are taught in English, with Spanish language and mathematics taught in Spanish. French and German are offered as additional languages, with oral instruction in the early years and written work from 4th grade. Brains Arturo Soria has Apple Distinguished School status, reflecting technology-enabled learning. The school is a candidate IB World School for the MYP and seeks authorization to offer the DP. The Brains Method emphasizes active learning, project-based work and an international outlook. Facilities include technology-enabled classrooms, a science lab, a library, an organic garden, a climbing wall and outdoor spaces. A broad range of extracurriculars supports sport, arts and student leadership.
