Reggio Emilia approach
The Reggio Emilia approach rejects the idea of the child understood as a weak being without initiative who must be trained (easy prey, as an adult, for totalitarianism). On the contrary, from Reggio, it is defended that the child has strength, abilities and interest in exploring and getting to know their environment.As in free schools, much learning starts from the interests of the children themselves, but in addition, provocations take on great importance: educators, through the preparation of materials, excursions, readings... they seek to arouse interest in other topics that initially perhaps had not aroused the curiosity of the little ones.
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- Reggio Emilia approach
Colegio Reggio Explora
Colegio privado en Madrid desde 0 a 18 años
- Calle San Enrique de Ossó, 48 , 28054 Madrid
- for babies (up to 2-3 years old)
- for children (over 2-3 years old)
- elementary school (6-12 years old)
- secondary education (12-16 years old)
- high school (over 16 years old)
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- Comunidad de Madrid
- Madrid
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Colegio Reggio Explora
Reggio Emilia approachColegio privado en Madrid desde 0 a 18 años
- Calle San Enrique de Ossó, 48 , 28054 Madrid
- for babies (up to 2-3 years old)
- for children (over 2-3 years old)
- elementary school (6-12 years old)
- secondary education (12-16 years old)
- high school (over 16 years old)
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C.R.A. de Lozoya
Reggio Emilia approachCasa Escuela en la naturaleza
- C/ Luna, s/n, 28742 Lozoya
- elementary school (6-12 years old)
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Escuela Infantil Semillas
Reggio Emilia approachEscuela de infancia 0-3
- Calle Los Sauces 1A, 28523 Madrid
- for babies (up to 2-3 years old)
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- Madrid
