Morocco, Tangier
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Colegio Español Ramón y Cajal is a Spanish international educational centre in Tangier, operating under the Spanish Ministry of Education's Education Abroad program. The curriculum, established by the Ministry, provides an integrative view of Spanish and Moroccan cultures, ensuring both Spanish and Moroccan languages and cultures are represented. Linguistic competence is developed in Spanish, Arabic, and English or French, depending on the language studied. The centre spans 16,889 m2, with 11,621 m2 built and 5,268 m2 landscaped, and comprises four buildings housing classrooms, workrooms, and support spaces, plus sports facilities, a garden, and parking. Academic spaces include 27 classrooms, 3 Flexible Grouping Rooms, and specialized areas such as an Arabic Language Room, a Music Classroom, a Library, an Art Room, a Computer/ICT Room, and a Psychomotor Room. After‑school activities run Monday to Friday, including football, basketball, cinema, dance, workshops, and theatre, with cinema projects and cultural events enriching student life.
Colegio Español Ramón y Cajal has 670 pupils, instruction in Spanish.
Av. Habib Bourghiba, 81, 90040 Tangier, Morocco. The centre is located in the high part of Tangier, between the Spanish Consulate General and the Instituto Español 'Severo Ochoa'. Contact: ramonycajal.ma@educacion.gob.es; Tel: +212 (0)539 93 14 36, +212 (0)539 93 04 56.
Infantil (early childhood) and Primaria (primary).
The school is a Spanish international educational centre in Tangier, operating under the Spanish Ministry of Education's Education Abroad program (Acción Educativa Exterior).
Spain (Education Abroad under the Spanish Embassy in Morocco)
Annual tuition at Colegio Español Ramón y Cajal ranges from MAD 20,402 for 2026/27.
Curriculum is established by the Spanish Ministry of Education and must provide an integrative view of Spanish and Moroccan cultures. It ensures that both the Spanish language and culture and the Moroccan language and culture have space within the program. Linguistic competence is developed in Spanish, Arabic, and English or French, depending on the language studied.
Official class size is 25 students per group, except in the 3-year-old year.
Many students with Spanish nationality may pursue higher education in Spain.
The school is multilingual and multicultural and aims at developing students both personally and academically. It bases its curriculum on values that include freedom, equality, respect, responsibility, solidarity, and ecological sustainability. The school fosters tolerant and supportive attitudes and educates to overcome any form of discrimination. It promotes responsible citizenship and democratic participation as part of students' personal growth. It also emphasizes environmental awareness and sustainable habits in line with development goals.
The center supports student well-being through its values-led approach: it emphasizes freedom to learn and think critically while respecting others; it fosters equality, prohibits discrimination, and promotes tolerance and solidarity. Students are encouraged to be responsible and engaged citizens, contributing to a respectful school climate. The school climate and activities are designed to nurture resilience, inclusion, and social-emotional growth as part of the intercultural experience. It reinforces healthy attitudes and mutual support among students as central to daily school life. It also situates these aims within daily interactions and the school's intercultural context.
The center provides a safety-focused program for digital literacy and safeguarding. It includes a 'Safety in the Network' talk for students in 4th–6th grades to address online dangers and to emphasize protecting personal data and passwords. Families receive the same safety guidance and a workshop to help them access and use the virtual learning environment. Personal data protection is a stated priority, and the plan includes training for students and families on safe use of new technologies. The educational plan also uses platforms like Alexia Educaria to manage learning and communication securely, with emphasis on protecting students' information.
1. Admission for the 2025-2026 academic year is published. The ordinary admission period applications ended on April 25, 2025. The page references a Resolution with general instructions published by the Education Department, the Ordinary Admission Calendar, and information on Personal Data Protection. The school is located at Calle Torrelaguna 58, 28027 Madrid; Phone: 913 77 83 00; Fax: 913 68 07 09. 2. Enrollment for the 2024-2025 academic year includes enrollment instructions. Documents to download include: Enrollment Form; Acceptance of Rules; Authorization for Use of Images. The documents are intended to facilitate the enrollment process. 3. The school's contact information is provided for enrollment inquiries. The address is Calle Torrelaguna 58, 28027 Madrid. Telephone: 913 77 83 00. Fax: 913 68 07 09.