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Moderato International Barcelona welcomes children from 15 months to 9 years in a 500 m² space comprising 3 classrooms and a large tree-lined courtyard. A new primary class for 6- to 9-year-olds opened in September 2024. Designed for parents seeking a privileged learning environment based on alternative methods and multilingualism, the school, small in scale, provides attention and support to each child and their family. The instruction relies on key elements of the French education system and pedagogy adapted to each child's pace, enabling children to grow in an environment that fosters a desire to learn. Students are immersed in a multilingual environment with classes taught primarily in French but also in Spanish and English. Moderato International Barcelona is a school for children aged 15 months to 9 years, spread over 3 classrooms. Carrer de Lucà 8, 08022 Barcelona. The school is located halfway between the Pedralbes and Gràcia districts. Opened in 2018, Moderato Barcelona is founded on the experience of Moderato Pantin (near Paris), opened in 2012.
Moderato International Barcelona is a Montessori-based French international school in Barcelona for children from 15 months to 9 years. The campus occupies a 500 m2 space in the Putxet neighborhood, Carrer de Lucà 8, with three classrooms and a tree-lined courtyard. The curriculum blends Montessori pedagogy with elements of the French education system, organized into three cycles: Communauté enfantine (15 months–3 years), Maternelle (3–6 years), and Primaire (6–9 years). Instruction is primarily in French, with Spanish and English woven into daily learning, and Catalan introduced during the year. In September 2024, Moderato Barcelona opened a new primary class for 6–9-year-olds. The school emphasizes autonomy, individualized follow-up, and small-group work, supported by Montessori materials across preschool areas and primary learning. Extracurriculars include autonomous Montessori workshops, science and geography activities, English-language music and yoga, and language classes, all within a multilingual, family-centered setting. It participates in Erasmus+ projects, starting with Crowd School.
