All teachers are native English speakers with British teaching qualifications.

Spanish, French

25

Each classroom has an interactive whiteboard and tablets are available for individual and group work.

Special Needs teachers

Depends on the grade level.

9:00 am

3:45 pm

Yes

Hot lunches are provided by a catering company each day. School meals are compulsory.

Special menus can be arranged for religious or health reasons.

Yes

The school offers impressive range of extra-curricular activities, which are constantly changing and currently include clubs for guitar, piano, French, drama, maths, capoeira, art, Bollywood, ballet, music and movement, football, basketball, junior sports, chess, cookery, phonics, Jackanory, swimming, speech and drama and homework club.

Physical education

Yes

Numont school is a small family school located in a quiet, residential area of Madrid. Numont is a co-educational primary school for children between the ages of three and eleven – Nursery to Year 6. As most of the school's students come from English speaking families it is able to maintain a very high standard of English. The National Curriculum forms the basis of our syllabus from Years 1 to 6.

The aim of the school is to provide a warm, happy and challenging atmosphere where children can derive pleasure from learning and achieving their personal goals. The emphasis is on the individual, so that all of the children, regardless of strengths and weaknesses, colour, creed or sex, feel valued and able to reach their full potential.

The curriculum is wide-ranging, with special emphasis on English, Maths and Science. History and Geography are adapted to the needs of an international student body.
Spanish is taught from Year 1 by a native teacher. Those children who are new to Spain are given parallel classes at a beginner’s level. By Year 6, pupils are expected to converse fluently and read and write proficiently in Spanish.
French is also taught in Years 5 and 6 by a native teacher following the French National Curriculum Guidelines.

Children are introduced to information and communication technology (ICT) from the age of four. Pupils have access to numerous computer programmes that supplement their learning.