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Spain, Valencia
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The school is located in the center of Valencia. It has Montessori classroom environments, a Hands-on Workshop, an Art Workshop, a Café/Gallery Space, and a School Garden. Learning environments are open to children at all times, and mentorships for secondary students are part of the program. Specialists in Art, Handwork, Physical Education, Music/Movement Arts and Valenciano support learning within the school.
Two Montessori trained guides work with English and Spanish, delivering overlapping instruction in all academic subjects. Specialists in Art, Handwork, Physical Education, Music/Movement Arts and Valenciano support integrated exploration and project work. Montessori materials are used to teach language, mathematics, geometry, biology, history and geography, with the Montessori curriculum supported by the Common Core framework. Learning environments are Montessori-based and designed for mixed-age groups.
Regular Going-Outs to museums, cultural institutions, supermarkets, historic areas and neighborhood centers enable learning beyond the classroom. The program includes Community Engagement, Service Learning, Micro-Business, Going-Outs, and student-produced projects such as podcasts, blogs and visual accounts. The School Garden and Farm‑to‑Table activities are part of the programming, along with Work Experience in the School's Café and Valencian Local Events & Activities. Specialists provide Art, Handwork, Physical Education, Music/Movement Arts and Valenciano to enrich learning outside standard class time.
Second Body Montessori Valencia is a bilingual Montessori program for children born in 2018 or older, serving ages 6 to 16. The curriculum follows Montessori principles with bilingual instruction in Spanish and English, delivered by two Montessori-trained guides (one Spanish, one English) who provide overlapping instruction across language, mathematics, geometry, biology, history and geography, with support from Common Core. Learning centers on project-based work, longer uninterrupted work periods, and going-out experiences that connect students with Valencia's cultural life and communities. The campus in Valencia features Montessori classrooms, a Hands-on Workshop, an Art Workshop, a Café/Gallery Space and a School Garden, with open learning environments and mentorship for secondary students. Specialists teach Art, Handwork, Physical Education, Music/Movement Arts and Valenciano to enrich exploration and cross-disciplinary inquiry. Students graduate ready to continue in the Spanish school system or transfer to American or international schools, with opportunities for community engagement and world projects.
