The English Montessori School Holds Online Open Day on 27 November
The English Montessori School · 3 min read
MADRID, 9 November 2026. The English Montessori School (TEMS) in Madrid will hold an online Open Day for families interested in its Infants and Juniors stages on Friday 27 November at 2:00 pm, presented by the school's leadership team and followed by questions.
The session opens with an introduction to life at TEMS from the Leadership Team, who will talk about the school's mission, vision and values, as well as its academic approach. A presentation of the key highlights of the curriculum follows, together with an overview of school life, the facilities, extracurricular activities and the learning experiences on offer.
At the end, families can ask the team about the admissions process, the educational programmes and any other aspect of school life that interests them.
The 27 November session focuses on Infants, for children aged 3 to 6, and Juniors, for ages 7 to 10. Infants learn in Discovery House, a facility designed for early education, where the British curriculum is combined with Montessori principles. In Juniors, the Montessori philosophy is used to build children's natural curiosity and independence.
A second online session, for families interested in Seniors and Sixth Form, is scheduled for Friday 4 December at 2:00 pm.
How to attend
Date and time: Friday 27 November, at 2:00 pm (Madrid time).
Format: online meeting, so families can take part from home.
Who it is for: families of children aged 3 to 10 considering the Infants and Juniors stages. Families of older students can join the session for the senior stages on 4 December at 2:00 pm.
Registration: families can sign up from The English Montessori School's profile on International School Advisor.
About The English Montessori School
The English Montessori School follows the English National Curriculum, complemented by the Spanish curriculum and enriched with the Montessori philosophy. Students progress through Infants (3 to 6), Juniors (7 to 10) and Seniors (11 to 15), and complete their schooling with A Levels and the Spanish Baccalaureate between 16 and 18.
The school operates three campuses in Moncloa-Aravaca: Discovery House on Calle de Ganímedes, the Explorer Campus on Calle de Sopelana, and Nexus Navigator and Voyager House on Calle Motrico in La Florida. Its staff includes 100 teachers and 13 assistants, and its headteacher is Abby Kay.
What this means for families
For families in Madrid looking at a British education that also draws on Montessori methods, an online session is a simple first step before visiting a campus. The school also offers personalised private tours for families who prefer to see the facilities in person.
Families can also compare the best international schools in Madrid.
