Educational institutions · Moratalaz, Madrid, Spain

Colegio Sagrada Familia de Madrid

A bilingual charter school in Madrid’s Moratalaz district serving students from early childhood through high school, with a pool, dining hall, and arts and dual-degree options.

About Colegio Sagrada Familia de Madrid

Schooling in Moratalaz

Colegio Sagrada Familia de Madrid is a bilingual charter school in the Moratalaz district. It is run by the Brothers of the Holy Family, an organization with a century-old tradition. The school serves about 2,000 students ages 0–18 and has provided education in Madrid for more than 80 years.

Grade levels

  • Early childhood school, ages 0–3.
  • Early childhood education.
  • Elementary school.
  • Middle school.
  • High school.
  • Dual high school diploma.
  • Arts high school program.

Additional services

Family services include a dining hall with an on-site kitchen, a library, early drop-off care, a sports center with a pool, counseling, extracurricular activities, and administrative and office support. The school also offers scholarships and financial aid, as well as pastoral programs during and after school.

Educational approach

The school uses active-learning methods and emphasizes reflection and emotional education, with students at the center of learning. Its program includes bilingual instruction and a pastoral component. Families can find information about the curriculum, grade levels, and school policies.

Admissions and contact

The school publishes its 2026–27 admissions calendar. Classes begin September 7 for early childhood and elementary students and September 8 for middle and high school students. It also offers book lists and campus tours.

Address: C/ Oberón 6, 28030 Madrid. Phone: +34 913 015 281. Emails: contacto@safamadrid.com and direccion@safamadrid.com.

School network

Other schools in the network include Sagrada Família-Horta, Sagrada Família Gavà, Sagrada Familia Burgos, Virgen del Carmen Palma, Internado Sagrada Familia Valladolid, and N.S. del Carmen Finisterre.

In brief

Bilingual education from early childhood through high school