Highlands familiy Colegio Privado Madrid (La Moraleja)

Highlands family

Pupils

They are undoubtedly are our most important asset: pupils who possess great potential and who come to school happy, as they themselves often say, even during the difficult stage of adolescence. This result is reflected in an anonymous survey.

Learning to live together, the voice of the pupils

Are you happy at school?

Response options	Percentage	Number of responders
Very happy	46,92%	137
Fairly happy	17,12%	101
Sometimes yes and sometimes no	17,12%	50
Not very happy	1,37%	4
I’m unhappy	0%
TOTAL		292

Educators

We benefit from an excellent faculty of more than 100 professionals, of which 21 are native speakers.

In the field of sports, the 19 teachers and trainers are of the highest level and help us achieve considerable success in competitions.

Moreover, we offer full-time staff (outside the classroom) who are dedicated to the pupils’ spiritual and human formation: deans of students and formation instructors.

And they all …

Parents

The school has been conceived with the families and for the families. We firmly believe in the need for permanent and constructive communication for the good of the children. The participation and presence of the parents are essential for achieving our educational project, both in the activities they themselves take part in and those designed for the whole family:

The school offers a virtual library to accompany the parents in their ongoing formation.

Every year we also offer a pastoral programme which is tailored to their needs.

Grandparents

Grandparents are very important in the lives of our pupils and this is why the school dedicates one day to them.

They are invited to all our events and, for those that wish to, they can receive our fortnightly newsletter.

They also support certain activities as volunteers, as well as sing in a choir, alongside parents, which performs at some of the school’s events.

Write to us if you would like to take part (atencionfamilias@highlandselencinar.es)

Alumni

Being a Highlands pupil is forever; carrying the school spirit with pride. The different graduation classes are represented in the Alumni Programme, which is coordinated by a president elected by them. They take part in social activities, collaborate with the school and meet their educators at an annual gathering. A Mass is held for them on the last Sunday of the month, at 21:00.

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Collaborators

Highlands Solidarity

In addition to the Social Participation Programme for our pupils (from 5th year Primary to Baccalaureate) and the apostolate and social action programme of the EC&D Club (for adolescents), the school offers a series of activities in which many parents are already involved.