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Gándara International School is a Montessori-based international school located in Gondomar, Pontevedra, Galicia. It follows Montessori pedagogy with small class sizes of 1:12. The program is trilingual (Spanish, Galician, and English) with progressive English immersion: 40% in early years, 45% in Cycle 1, and 50% in Cycle 2, with non-language areas taught in English. The school is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), with diplomas and certificates recognized worldwide. The campus comprises about 3,000 square meters of facilities including a farm, green spaces, and a constant connection to the natural environment.
Life at Gándara focuses on growth, exploration, and discovery within a close-knit community. Family testimonials describe a happy, safe environment with staff who are understanding and respectful of each child. The three pillars of the program are active Montessori pedagogy with prepared environments, nature and outdoor spaces, and a close educational community with reduced ratios enabling personalized attention. Activities include birthday celebrations, Easter camp, summer camp, and a variety of courses.
Gándara International School is a Montessori-based international day school in Gondomar, Pontevedra, Galicia, NEASC-accredited, enrolling children aged 3 to 12. The curriculum centers on Montessori pedagogy delivered through active, student-led learning, with small classes at a 1:12 ratio. The school offers a trilingual program in English, Spanish and Galician, with progressive English immersion: 40% in Infantil (3–6), 45% in Primaria Ciclo 1 (6–9), and 50% in Primaria Ciclo 2 (9–12). Spanish and Galician are present at every stage, and non-language subjects such as Science and Arts are taught in English. Universal Design for Learning supports accessible instruction, with gentle evaluation based on observation, documentation, and feedback. Facilities span about 2,400 to 3,000 square meters and include a garden, farm, green spaces, and a connection to the environment. The campus emphasizes experiential learning, with Easter and Summer Camp offered as extracurricular options. The program integrates wellbeing, community engagement, and hands-on exploration.
