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Top 5 Montessori Schools in Madrid

Madrid and nearby communities represented by schools in El Viso, Conde de Orgaz, Aravaca, Torrelodones, and Chamartín.

  1. El Viso, Madrid

    Madrid Montessori School

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    84/100
    Montessori spans ages 18 months to 12 years.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The El Viso, Madrid campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    93/100
    Programs cover ages 18 months to 12 years in El Viso, Madrid. Families can review admissions details.
    Overall grade
    B+86.7/100
    Program
    Ages 18 months to 12 years, with Infant Community, Children's House, and Elementary programs.
    Why it stands out
    Families can follow the full early-childhood and elementary sequence at one El Viso campus. Separate environments serve ages 18 months to 3, 3 to 6, and 6 to 12.
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  2. Conde de Orgaz, Madrid

    Montessori International Schools Conde de Orgaz

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    84/100
    Montessori spans ages 2 to 18.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The Conde de Orgaz, Madrid campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    93/100
    Programs cover ages 2 to 18 in Conde de Orgaz, Madrid.
    Overall grade
    B+86.7/100
    Program
    Ages 2 to 18, with a kindergarten campus for ages 2 to 5 and a school for ages 6 to 18.
    Why it stands out
    The school divides its ages 2-to-18 program between two nearby campuses, the widest span in this Madrid shortlist. The older school covers primary, secondary, and university-preparation years.
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  3. Torrelodones

    Montessori Villa Rosita

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    84/100
    Montessori spans ages 12 to 16, covering all four years of Spanish compulsory secondary education.
    Facilities · 30%
    87/100
    The campus includes gardens.
    Convenience · 30%
    88/100
    Programs cover ages 12 to 16 in Torrelodones.
    Overall grade
    B+86.1/100
    Program
    Ages 12 to 16, covering all four years of Spanish compulsory secondary education.
    Why it stands out
    Villa Rosita concentrates on the adolescent years, a stage few local Montessori schools serve. Students combine academic work with community life, gardening, cooking, and a student-run enterprise.
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  4. Aravaca, Madrid

    The English Montessori School

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    84/100
    Montessori spans ages 1 to 18.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The Aravaca, Madrid campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    90/100
    Programs cover ages 1 to 18 in Aravaca, Madrid.
    Overall grade
    B+85.8/100
    Program
    Ages 1 to 18, combining Montessori principles with British and international curricula.
    Why it stands out
    The school carries families from early years through A Levels, the Spanish Bachillerato, or the IB Diploma. Montessori practice has its strongest presence in the infant and junior years.
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  5. Chamartín, Madrid

    Montessori Baby House

    Montessori adherence · 40%
    84/100
    Montessori spans ages 4 months to 6 years, with Nido, Infant Community, and Children's House groups.
    Facilities · 30%
    84/100
    The Chamartín, Madrid campus houses the program.
    Convenience · 30%
    90/100
    Programs cover ages 4 months to 6 years in Chamartín, Madrid, with year-round scheduling.
    Overall grade
    B+85.8/100
    Program
    Ages 4 months to 6 years, with Nido, Infant Community, and Children's House groups.
    Why it stands out
    This focused early-childhood school uses Spanish, English, and Mandarin throughout its program. It stays open year-round on weekdays and offers several daily schedule lengths.
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