This week starts on back to school in all Spain and in the particular case of Community of MadridThere are more than 3,600 educational centers that will once again welcome students of all levels, from early childhood to vocational training, according to the most recent data from the Ministry of Education and Youth. A week that will be a week of reunion for all children and adolescents, but it is also time to make important decisions for parents looking for the perfect school for their children. With so many options available, choosing the right center can be a daunting task. Which school offers the best educational project? For this, it will be good to know it first-hand, the list of the best schools in Madrid according to Forbes magazine.
Every year, the popular magazine draws up a list of the 100 best schools in Spain, so that we can have a guide that will help us choose a good school for our children. The list is based exclusively on private and subsidized institutions, both national and international, highlighting those that stand out for their academic offer, their infrastructure and their innovative educational projects. And in the specific case of the Community of Madridknown for its dense and varied educational offering, it must be said that leads this ranking with 37 of its centers occupying a prominent place and which we list below:
The best schools in the Community of Madrid according to Forbes
Among the Madrid schools that have managed to position themselves as a national and international reference are institutions as prestigious as the Agora Madrid International School in Villaviciosa de Odón, the British Council School in Pozuelo de Alarcón or the Ábaco School in Madrid. Each of these centers stands out for its educational methodology, which combines tradition and innovation, and for its ability to adapt to the needs of students and their families.
Here is the complete list of the best schools in Madrid according to Forbes:
- Agora Madrid International School (private school in Villaviciosa de Odón).
- Alameda International School (private school on Paseo de la Alameda in Madrid).
- Alkor (subsidized school in Alcorcón).
- Arcángel International School (private school on Maqueda Street in Madrid).
- Brains International Schools La Moraleja (private school in Alcobendas).
- British Council School (private school in Pozuelo de Alarcón where, among others, the former president of the Community of Madrid, Esperanza Aguirre, studied).
- Casvi International American School (private school in Tres Cantos).
- Ábaco School (subsidized school on Avenida de la Peseta in Madrid).
- Base International School (private school in Alcobendas).
- Brains María Lombillo School (private school on María Lombillo Street in Madrid).
- Eurocolegio Casvi Boadilla (subsidized school in Boadilla del Monte).
- Aravaca International School (private school on Santa Bernadita Street in Madrid).
- Sek Ciudalcampo International School (private school in Ciudalcampo).
- Sek El Castillo International School (private school in Villafranca del Castillo).
- Sek Santa Isabel International School (private school on San Ildefonso Street in Madrid).
- Joyfe School (private school on Votal Aza Street in Madrid).
- Los Sauces Torrelodones School (private school in Torrelodones).
- Eurocolegio Casvi International Private School (private school in Villaviciosa de Odón).
- Swiss School of Madrid (private school in Alcobendas).
- Virgen de Europa School (private school in Boadilla del Monte).
- Engage Independent School (private school in Majadahonda).
- Everest School (private school in Pozuelo de Alarcón).
- Fontenebro International School (private school in Moralzarzal).
- Hastings School (private school on Azulinas Street in Madrid).
- Highlands El Encinar School (private school on San Enrique de Ossó Street in Madrid).
- Highlands School Los Fresnos (private school in Boadilla del Monte).
- King’s College (private school in P. de los Andes, Madrid).
- Legamar International School (private school in Leganés).
- European High School (private school in Alcobendas).
- Liceo Sorolla International School (private school in Pozuelo de Alarcón).
- Logos International School (private school in Las Rozas).
- Los Sauces La Moraleja (private school in Alcobendas).
- Mirabal International School (private school in Boadilla del Monte).
- Mirasur School (private school in Pinto).
- St. George Madrid (private school on Calle de los Padres Dominicos in Madrid).
- Trinity College Boadilla (private school in Boadilla del Monte).
- Trinity College San Sebastián de los Reyes (subsidized school in SS de los Reyes).
Educational excellence in the Community of Madrid
The schools on this list stand out not only for their academic quality, but also for their first-class facilities and unique educational projects. These range from robust bilingual offerings to international programs that prepare students for global challenges. In addition, many of these centers are distinguished by their individualized attention, ensuring that each student develops his or her maximum potential.
So, as seen in the list, mentioning institutions such as Virgen de Europa School in Boadilla del Monte, which has established itself as a benchmark in terms of comprehensive training for students, and the Los Sauces Torrelodones Schoolwhich has maintained an emphasis on hands-on learning and personalized attention. These schools not only focus on academics, but also place great emphasis on the personal and emotional development of students, offering extracurricular activities that promote overall growth.
