Educación Infantil PBM
An early-childhood education network with more than 50 years of experience and schools in the Madrid and Castilla–La Mancha regions.
About Educación Infantil PBM
What Educación Infantil PBM is
Educación Infantil PBM is an early-childhood education network with more than 50 years in the sector. Its website reports 10 schools across the Madrid and Castilla–La Mancha regions, serving 1,454 children with a team of 181 professionals.
Schools
The organization lists the following early-childhood schools:
- Escuela Infantil INTA — Torrejón de Ardoz
- Escuela Infantil Torrejón de Ardoz
- Escuela Infantil Coslada
- Escuela Infantil San Fernando de Henares
- Escuela Infantil Madrid
- Escuela Infantil Pozuelo de Alarcón
- Escuela Infantil Loeches
- Escuela Infantil Alcorcón
- Escuela Infantil Soto del Real
The website's school list contains repeated entries, and it names nine distinct locations while reporting 10 schools. Its inquiry form is the appropriate source for the current campus list.
Educational approach
The program emphasizes hands-on exploration, research and experimentation, placing each child and family at the center of learning. The organization cites Reggio Emilia, Pikler and Montessori principles. Its staff includes early-childhood educators and educational psychologists, with a pediatric service also listed. Teaching plans move through introduction, observation, development, support, reinforcement, assessment and follow-up.
Training and international projects
PBM participates in Erasmus+ and has hosted mayors from Italy's Reggio Emilia area through the Progettinfanzia Bassa Reggiana initiative. The organization also reports Waldorf-method training with visiting professionals from Romania.
Recent activities
Published classroom projects include a grape-harvest activity for two- and three-year-olds, sensory exploration with pumpkins and a clay workshop inspired by Reggio Emilia. PBM also reports collaboration with Fundación Cadete on Perfectos Imperfectos, an initiative intended to increase visibility for children and young people with disabilities.
Contact
The material available for this profile does not provide a central street address, phone number or email. The organization's website has an inquiry form and links to Facebook, Instagram and X.
Families can use the individual school name when contacting PBM to ask about age groups, openings, daily schedules, meals, adaptation periods and the specific services available at that campus.
Early-childhood education