King's College The British School of Madrid - Chamartín

Nestled in the heart of Madrid, Kings Infant School Chamartedn is located in the Chamartedn district, Madrid, Spain. The address is Prieto Ure, 9 D7 E, Madrid 28016. The campus serves families in and around Chamartedn and is part of the citys central area. The school holds British Schools Overseas accreditation as part of the Kings College Schools Group.

Infant School: Nursery to Year 2

Infant School; day school

British

Bus service is offered with Inner and Outer Zone fees.

The Primary School in Chamartín follows the English National Curriculum for Key Stage 1 (Years 1-2). Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science and Spanish, taught in English by UK-trained teachers, with strong bilingual development in Spanish. The curriculum blends academic study with enrichment across Art & Design, Computing, Geography, History, Music, Physical Education, Design & Technology and PSHE, alongside language immersion to support bilingual fluency. In Year 2, an AI-powered learning platform provides diagnostic assessments and personalised exercises in English, Mathematics and Science. The programme prepares pupils for the next stage of their education, with pathways to Key Stage 2 and onward to IGCSEs, A-levels or the IB through links with King's sister schools or leading international institutions. Wellbeing, leadership opportunities and global awareness are integrated into daily learning.

Teacher-to-pupil ratios are 1:4 in Pre-Pre, 1:6 in Pre-Nursery, and 1:12 in Nursery and Primary. This enables individualised attention and small-group learning across the early years and primary phases.

Pupils consistently achieve outstanding results at the end of Key Stage 1, surpassing UK averages in English and Maths. Pupils develop bilingual reading and writing skills, with many reading and writing confidently in both English and Spanish by the end of Year 2. These outcomes reflect a rigorous combination of UK-trained teaching, targeted support and a broad enrichment programme.

By the end of Year 2, most pupils continue at a King's College sister school (Soto de Viñuelas or La Moraleja) with continued British curriculum and academic continuity. Others transition to leading Spanish or international universities. King's College alumni gain places at prestigious universities worldwide, including the London School of Economics, Oxford, Cambridge, MIT, Harvard, the Sorbonne, IE University, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Universidad Complutense, and other leading institutions.

High-achieving pupils receive extended challenges to deepen their understanding. Pupils who need extra help join small support groups.

Wellbeing is at the heart of our philosophy. Class teachers and learning assistants provide individualized support for younger learners. The Learning Support and Wellbeing Teams address emotional or social challenges through tailored curriculum-based support, assemblies, and targeted guidance. The school offers a student guidance department, psychological support, and Speech and Language services. Collaboration with parents is central to ensuring each child's wellbeing.

Disability and Special Educational Needs are recognised. King's Infant School has limited facilities for the disabled but will do all that is reasonable to comply with Spanish law. Parents must provide full written details of any disability or SEN, including reports from specialists where available, when registering. A Disability Needs Assessment Form is available from the Head of Admissions. The school will assess needs and endeavour to provide appropriate adjustments, subject to the Accessibility Plan and budget constraints.

The school follows the English National Curriculum for the Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1. English is the language of instruction with full English immersion from day one. A Spanish programme enriches pupils' education with a dynamic language component, and a formal English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme is available for pupils with no prior knowledge of English.

Wellbeing is at the heart of our philosophy. We emphasise emotional and social development within a supportive environment. The Wellbeing & Pastoral Care page describes a student guidance department, psychological support, and Speech and Language services. Learning Support and Wellbeing Teams provide tailored support, and collaboration with parents is central to the child's wellbeing.

Safeguarding is central to school life: staff ensure every child feels safe and welcomed; safeguarding and child protection policies are embedded in Pastoral Care. There are safeguarding provisions including a positive learning environment, a student guidance department, psychological support, and Speech and Language services. Collaboration with parents is encouraged to support each child's safety and wellbeing.

1. Submit an Enquiry. Begin by completing the Enquiry Form. A member of the Admissions Team will contact you to guide you through the process and answer questions. Applications are welcomed year-round, and staff provide support to ensure a smooth transition.

2. Visit the Campus. Experience the school first-hand with a personalised campus tour or sign up for an Open Day. If in-person visits arent possible, an online meeting can be arranged by the Admissions Team.

3. Submit an Application. Complete the Application Form provided by the Admissions Team and upload the required documents through the secure online system. Required documents include a birth certificate (or Libro de Familia or ID/passport), identity documents for both parents, a recent passport photo, and any relevant academic or psychological evaluations if available.

4. Receive an Offer. Once the application is reviewed and all requirements are met, a formal offer of a place will be sent by email or letter. To secure the place, an enrolment fee is requested.

5. Confirmation of Admissions. After the enrolment fee is paid, a formal confirmation of the pupils place is issued. Welcome to Kings College School Chamartedn!

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