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Zaragoza SchoolHouse is a private international Montessori school in Zaragoza. It is characterized by Montessori pedagogy, holistic education, and personalized attention to each student. It has been the first school to authorize an international curriculum in Zaragoza and Aragon, and it leads in hosting international students throughout the school year. It is officially recognized as an international school by the Ministry of Education of Spain (Government of Aragon). It is inspired by the principles of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) and accredited by NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges).
Zaragoza SchoolHouse's work as a Montessori educational center extends beyond the classroom. It invites families to explore its latest activities on the News Blog, its After School program, and its community of families. The site presents a News Blog, a Multilingualism section (Idiomas), and an After School resource as parts of the school's community life. These components connect families and reflect ongoing engagement with the broader school community.
Zaragoza SchoolHouse is a private international Montessori school in Zaragoza, Spain, serving ages 1 to 14. It follows an AMI Montessori pedagogy across Infantil, Primary and Secondary cycles, with English as the vehicular language and Jolly Phonics supporting English-language work. It is NEASC-accredited and officially recognized as an international school by the Government of Aragon. In Secondary, the program integrates an official ESO curriculum with extended hours in mathematics, physics and chemistry, plus a broad offering in music, art, programming and languages; Latin and Philosophy are taught from 1st ESO. The campus spans 8,000 m2 of gardens and Nature Classroom, with spaces for carpentry, architecture and agroecology, all used to extend Montessori learning outdoors. A dedicated kitchen serves meals in classrooms, and transport links include bus line 57 and nearby Argualas tram. After-school, summer camps and an extracurricular program in English and Spanish include swimming, Datchball, language classes and programming.
