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Last Tuesday, October 6th, our students from 2nd to 6th Grade of Primary School took part in our first celebration of the school year

MASS FOR THE OPENING OF THE SCHOOL

15 de October de 2026 No Comments

Last Tuesday, October 6th, our students from 2nd to 6th Grade of Primary School took part in our first celebration of the school year, a very special Mass held at our beloved Conventual Church of San Pascual.

It was a wonderful opportunity to gather together once again around Jesus and place this new school year, which we have just begun, in His hands. Together, we asked Him to help all of us who are part of our school community to be responsible, generous, and ready to give our best every day.

We want this school year to be a new opportunity to learn from one another, help and care for each other, and share all the good things that each of us can bring to others.

This first Mass marks the beginning of a journey that we will share throughout the coming months. We hope to have many more opportunities to visit Jesus, grow closer to Him, and continue learning and growing in faith, guided by our parish priest, Father Eduardo.

School athletics day

24 de April de 2026 No Comments

Last Saturday, April 11th, the final school athletics day took place at the El Deleite track, in a morning marked by a great atmosphere, teamwork, and the effort of all participants. The event brought to a close several weeks of competition in which our students have shown great commitment and an excellent sporting spirit.

From Colegio San Pascual, we would like to highlight and thank all the students who took part in the previous rounds. Their consistency, enthusiasm, and dedication have been essential to the success of this activity, which goes far beyond results and promotes healthy habits, teamwork, and personal growth.

As for the results of the final day, several of our students achieved podium finishes in their respective events in the U12 (alevín) category:

– R. R. secured 3rd place in long jump. 

– A. H. achieved 1st place in shot put. 

– P. P. earned 2nd place in high jump. 

– A. L. obtained 2nd place in long jump. 

Congratulations to all of them for their excellent performance and for representing the school with such pride.

We would also like to thank the families for their continuous support and encouragement. It was undoubtedly a fantastic day that we hope to repeat in future editions.

the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha

15 de April de 2026 No Comments

On March 19th, the 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th grade Primary Education students went on an exciting visit to the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha in Cuenca. It was a day full of discoveries, learning, and experiences that sparked everyone’s curiosity.

The 1st and 2nd grade students took part in the “Bugs” workshop, where they discovered the vital importance of insects for maintaining ecosystem balance through demonstrations, hands-on experiments, and surprising moments full of magic.

Meanwhile, the 5th and 6th grade students attended the “Food Chemistry” workshop, where they investigated the components of different foods through chemical reactions, raising interesting questions such as whether everything we consume is really as healthy as it seems.

In addition, all the groups enjoyed a guided tour through the museum’s different rooms, exploring its exhibitions and discovering in a practical and engaging way many aspects related to science, technology, and the environment around us. They also had the opportunity to attend a session in the planetarium, where they were introduced to the fascinating world of astronomy through its animations.

Between experiments, discoveries, and moments of wonder, the day became a very special experience for everyone. The students enjoyed learning in a different way, returning to school with new ideas, curiosities, and a more awakened perspective on the world of science. Who knows? Maybe one day they will become great scientists.

Students Discover the World of Reading at the Local Library

15 de April de 2026 No Comments

Over the past few weeks, Primary Education students, from 1st to 6th grade, have taken part in an enriching visit to the local library. Each group attended at different times over several weeks, allowing for a closer and more personalised experience adapted to each class.

During these visits, students had the opportunity to learn first-hand how the library works, an essential space for encouraging a love of reading. They discovered how books are organised, how they are classified, and how to find those that interest them most. They were also informed about how to obtain a library card, encouraging them to make use of this service and enjoy reading beyond the school environment.

This year’s visit was centred around a very special theme: Gulliver’s Travels. Through this classic story, students explored its plot and characters, sparking their curiosity for adventure literature and encouraging their imagination. The explanations were adapted to each age group, ensuring understanding and engagement for all students.

To conclude the activity, students took part in a range of creative tasks related to the theme. Through artistic and hands-on activities, they were able to represent scenes, characters, and elements from the story, developing their creativity while reinforcing what they had learned in a fun and engaging way.

Overall, it was a highly enriching experience that brought students closer to the library and fostered an interest in reading from an early age.

Without a doubt, an activity that helps to shape young readers for the future.

FORUM THEATRE

1 de March de 2026 No Comments

This week, our Primary students enjoyed an enriching cultural experience by attending several English theatre performances organized by Forum Theatre at the historic Teathre Real Carlos III.

Our youngest SanPascualinos, from Years 1 and 2, attended the delightful play Koala & The Mouse, a fun-filled story packed with adventures, songs, and heartwarming moments. The interactive format and engaging characters helped students follow the story easily while enjoying English in a natural and entertaining way.

Students in Years 3 and 4 watched Lost in Oz, a dynamic and participatory adaptation that kept them fully engaged from beginning to end. The accessible dialogues, combined with an attractive staging, allowed them to strengthen their listening skills while having a great time.

Meanwhile, Years 5 and 6 experienced Vikings, an exciting production with a richer storyline and more advanced vocabulary adapted to their level. The play not only helped them expand their English knowledge but also introduced them to fascinating historical and cultural elements.

One of the most memorable moments of the day was when the actors asked for volunteers. Several of our students bravely stepped onto the stage to take part in the performances, showing great enthusiasm, confidence, and impressive comprehension skills. Their active participation made the experience even more meaningful and unforgettable.

A truly positive experience that our SanPascualinos will surely remember with excitement.

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SCIENCE

18 de February de 2026 No Comments

DREAM WITHOUT LIMITS!

This week we have enthusiastically celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a special date to remember that science also has a woman’s name.

Each class has researched important women scientists from the past, such as Marie Curie, an example of effort and courage, as well as inspiring women of the present, such as Sara García Alonso, the first Spanish woman selected by the European Space Agency to carry out future space missions.

We have also learned about pioneers of programming such as Ada Lovelace, Hedy Lamarr and Dorothy Vaughan, whose discoveries are present today in WiFi, GPS and even artificial intelligence. Thanks to women like them, we benefit from major advances that are now part of our daily lives.

Our students have worked with respect, interest and admiration, understanding that talent knows no gender. We hope this celebration inspires all girls to choose the profession they love most and to dream without limits.
Last Saturday, April 11th, the final school athletics day took place at the El Deleite track.

MASS FOR THE OPENING OF THE SCHOOL

15 de October de 2026 No Comments

Last Tuesday, October 6th, our students from 2nd to 6th Grade of Primary School took part in our first celebration of the school year, a very special Mass held at our beloved Conventual Church of San Pascual.

It was a wonderful opportunity to gather together once again around Jesus and place this new school year, which we have just begun, in His hands. Together, we asked Him to help all of us who are part of our school community to be responsible, generous, and ready to give our best every day.

We want this school year to be a new opportunity to learn from one another, help and care for each other, and share all the good things that each of us can bring to others.

This first Mass marks the beginning of a journey that we will share throughout the coming months. We hope to have many more opportunities to visit Jesus, grow closer to Him, and continue learning and growing in faith, guided by our parish priest, Father Eduardo.

School athletics day

24 de April de 2026 No Comments

Last Saturday, April 11th, the final school athletics day took place at the El Deleite track, in a morning marked by a great atmosphere, teamwork, and the effort of all participants. The event brought to a close several weeks of competition in which our students have shown great commitment and an excellent sporting spirit.

From Colegio San Pascual, we would like to highlight and thank all the students who took part in the previous rounds. Their consistency, enthusiasm, and dedication have been essential to the success of this activity, which goes far beyond results and promotes healthy habits, teamwork, and personal growth.

As for the results of the final day, several of our students achieved podium finishes in their respective events in the U12 (alevín) category:

– R. R. secured 3rd place in long jump. 

– A. H. achieved 1st place in shot put. 

– P. P. earned 2nd place in high jump. 

– A. L. obtained 2nd place in long jump. 

Congratulations to all of them for their excellent performance and for representing the school with such pride.

We would also like to thank the families for their continuous support and encouragement. It was undoubtedly a fantastic day that we hope to repeat in future editions.

the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha

15 de April de 2026 No Comments

On March 19th, the 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th grade Primary Education students went on an exciting visit to the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha in Cuenca. It was a day full of discoveries, learning, and experiences that sparked everyone’s curiosity.

The 1st and 2nd grade students took part in the “Bugs” workshop, where they discovered the vital importance of insects for maintaining ecosystem balance through demonstrations, hands-on experiments, and surprising moments full of magic.

Meanwhile, the 5th and 6th grade students attended the “Food Chemistry” workshop, where they investigated the components of different foods through chemical reactions, raising interesting questions such as whether everything we consume is really as healthy as it seems.

In addition, all the groups enjoyed a guided tour through the museum’s different rooms, exploring its exhibitions and discovering in a practical and engaging way many aspects related to science, technology, and the environment around us. They also had the opportunity to attend a session in the planetarium, where they were introduced to the fascinating world of astronomy through its animations.

Between experiments, discoveries, and moments of wonder, the day became a very special experience for everyone. The students enjoyed learning in a different way, returning to school with new ideas, curiosities, and a more awakened perspective on the world of science. Who knows? Maybe one day they will become great scientists.

Students Discover the World of Reading at the Local Library

15 de April de 2026 No Comments

Over the past few weeks, Primary Education students, from 1st to 6th grade, have taken part in an enriching visit to the local library. Each group attended at different times over several weeks, allowing for a closer and more personalised experience adapted to each class.

During these visits, students had the opportunity to learn first-hand how the library works, an essential space for encouraging a love of reading. They discovered how books are organised, how they are classified, and how to find those that interest them most. They were also informed about how to obtain a library card, encouraging them to make use of this service and enjoy reading beyond the school environment.

This year’s visit was centred around a very special theme: Gulliver’s Travels. Through this classic story, students explored its plot and characters, sparking their curiosity for adventure literature and encouraging their imagination. The explanations were adapted to each age group, ensuring understanding and engagement for all students.

To conclude the activity, students took part in a range of creative tasks related to the theme. Through artistic and hands-on activities, they were able to represent scenes, characters, and elements from the story, developing their creativity while reinforcing what they had learned in a fun and engaging way.

Overall, it was a highly enriching experience that brought students closer to the library and fostered an interest in reading from an early age.

Without a doubt, an activity that helps to shape young readers for the future.

FORUM THEATRE

1 de March de 2026 No Comments

This week, our Primary students enjoyed an enriching cultural experience by attending several English theatre performances organized by Forum Theatre at the historic Teathre Real Carlos III.

Our youngest SanPascualinos, from Years 1 and 2, attended the delightful play Koala & The Mouse, a fun-filled story packed with adventures, songs, and heartwarming moments. The interactive format and engaging characters helped students follow the story easily while enjoying English in a natural and entertaining way.

Students in Years 3 and 4 watched Lost in Oz, a dynamic and participatory adaptation that kept them fully engaged from beginning to end. The accessible dialogues, combined with an attractive staging, allowed them to strengthen their listening skills while having a great time.

Meanwhile, Years 5 and 6 experienced Vikings, an exciting production with a richer storyline and more advanced vocabulary adapted to their level. The play not only helped them expand their English knowledge but also introduced them to fascinating historical and cultural elements.

One of the most memorable moments of the day was when the actors asked for volunteers. Several of our students bravely stepped onto the stage to take part in the performances, showing great enthusiasm, confidence, and impressive comprehension skills. Their active participation made the experience even more meaningful and unforgettable.

A truly positive experience that our SanPascualinos will surely remember with excitement.

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SCIENCE

18 de February de 2026 No Comments

DREAM WITHOUT LIMITS!

This week we have enthusiastically celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a special date to remember that science also has a woman’s name.

Each class has researched important women scientists from the past, such as Marie Curie, an example of effort and courage, as well as inspiring women of the present, such as Sara García Alonso, the first Spanish woman selected by the European Space Agency to carry out future space missions.

We have also learned about pioneers of programming such as Ada Lovelace, Hedy Lamarr and Dorothy Vaughan, whose discoveries are present today in WiFi, GPS and even artificial intelligence. Thanks to women like them, we benefit from major advances that are now part of our daily lives.

Our students have worked with respect, interest and admiration, understanding that talent knows no gender. We hope this celebration inspires all girls to choose the profession they love most and to dream without limits.
On March 19th, the 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th grade Primary Education students went on an exciting visit to the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha in Cuenca.

MASS FOR THE OPENING OF THE SCHOOL

15 de October de 2026 No Comments

Last Tuesday, October 6th, our students from 2nd to 6th Grade of Primary School took part in our first celebration of the school year, a very special Mass held at our beloved Conventual Church of San Pascual.

It was a wonderful opportunity to gather together once again around Jesus and place this new school year, which we have just begun, in His hands. Together, we asked Him to help all of us who are part of our school community to be responsible, generous, and ready to give our best every day.

We want this school year to be a new opportunity to learn from one another, help and care for each other, and share all the good things that each of us can bring to others.

This first Mass marks the beginning of a journey that we will share throughout the coming months. We hope to have many more opportunities to visit Jesus, grow closer to Him, and continue learning and growing in faith, guided by our parish priest, Father Eduardo.

School athletics day

24 de April de 2026 No Comments

Last Saturday, April 11th, the final school athletics day took place at the El Deleite track, in a morning marked by a great atmosphere, teamwork, and the effort of all participants. The event brought to a close several weeks of competition in which our students have shown great commitment and an excellent sporting spirit.

From Colegio San Pascual, we would like to highlight and thank all the students who took part in the previous rounds. Their consistency, enthusiasm, and dedication have been essential to the success of this activity, which goes far beyond results and promotes healthy habits, teamwork, and personal growth.

As for the results of the final day, several of our students achieved podium finishes in their respective events in the U12 (alevín) category:

– R. R. secured 3rd place in long jump. 

– A. H. achieved 1st place in shot put. 

– P. P. earned 2nd place in high jump. 

– A. L. obtained 2nd place in long jump. 

Congratulations to all of them for their excellent performance and for representing the school with such pride.

We would also like to thank the families for their continuous support and encouragement. It was undoubtedly a fantastic day that we hope to repeat in future editions.

the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha

15 de April de 2026 No Comments

On March 19th, the 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th grade Primary Education students went on an exciting visit to the Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha in Cuenca. It was a day full of discoveries, learning, and experiences that sparked everyone’s curiosity.

The 1st and 2nd grade students took part in the “Bugs” workshop, where they discovered the vital importance of insects for maintaining ecosystem balance through demonstrations, hands-on experiments, and surprising moments full of magic.

Meanwhile, the 5th and 6th grade students attended the “Food Chemistry” workshop, where they investigated the components of different foods through chemical reactions, raising interesting questions such as whether everything we consume is really as healthy as it seems.

In addition, all the groups enjoyed a guided tour through the museum’s different rooms, exploring its exhibitions and discovering in a practical and engaging way many aspects related to science, technology, and the environment around us. They also had the opportunity to attend a session in the planetarium, where they were introduced to the fascinating world of astronomy through its animations.

Between experiments, discoveries, and moments of wonder, the day became a very special experience for everyone. The students enjoyed learning in a different way, returning to school with new ideas, curiosities, and a more awakened perspective on the world of science. Who knows? Maybe one day they will become great scientists.

Students Discover the World of Reading at the Local Library

15 de April de 2026 No Comments

Over the past few weeks, Primary Education students, from 1st to 6th grade, have taken part in an enriching visit to the local library. Each group attended at different times over several weeks, allowing for a closer and more personalised experience adapted to each class.

During these visits, students had the opportunity to learn first-hand how the library works, an essential space for encouraging a love of reading. They discovered how books are organised, how they are classified, and how to find those that interest them most. They were also informed about how to obtain a library card, encouraging them to make use of this service and enjoy reading beyond the school environment.

This year’s visit was centred around a very special theme: Gulliver’s Travels. Through this classic story, students explored its plot and characters, sparking their curiosity for adventure literature and encouraging their imagination. The explanations were adapted to each age group, ensuring understanding and engagement for all students.

To conclude the activity, students took part in a range of creative tasks related to the theme. Through artistic and hands-on activities, they were able to represent scenes, characters, and elements from the story, developing their creativity while reinforcing what they had learned in a fun and engaging way.

Overall, it was a highly enriching experience that brought students closer to the library and fostered an interest in reading from an early age.

Without a doubt, an activity that helps to shape young readers for the future.

FORUM THEATRE

1 de March de 2026 No Comments

This week, our Primary students enjoyed an enriching cultural experience by attending several English theatre performances organized by Forum Theatre at the historic Teathre Real Carlos III.

Our youngest SanPascualinos, from Years 1 and 2, attended the delightful play Koala & The Mouse, a fun-filled story packed with adventures, songs, and heartwarming moments. The interactive format and engaging characters helped students follow the story easily while enjoying English in a natural and entertaining way.

Students in Years 3 and 4 watched Lost in Oz, a dynamic and participatory adaptation that kept them fully engaged from beginning to end. The accessible dialogues, combined with an attractive staging, allowed them to strengthen their listening skills while having a great time.

Meanwhile, Years 5 and 6 experienced Vikings, an exciting production with a richer storyline and more advanced vocabulary adapted to their level. The play not only helped them expand their English knowledge but also introduced them to fascinating historical and cultural elements.

One of the most memorable moments of the day was when the actors asked for volunteers. Several of our students bravely stepped onto the stage to take part in the performances, showing great enthusiasm, confidence, and impressive comprehension skills. Their active participation made the experience even more meaningful and unforgettable.

A truly positive experience that our SanPascualinos will surely remember with excitement.

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SCIENCE

18 de February de 2026 No Comments

DREAM WITHOUT LIMITS!

This week we have enthusiastically celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a special date to remember that science also has a woman’s name.

Each class has researched important women scientists from the past, such as Marie Curie, an example of effort and courage, as well as inspiring women of the present, such as Sara García Alonso, the first Spanish woman selected by the European Space Agency to carry out future space missions.

We have also learned about pioneers of programming such as Ada Lovelace, Hedy Lamarr and Dorothy Vaughan, whose discoveries are present today in WiFi, GPS and even artificial intelligence. Thanks to women like them, we benefit from major advances that are now part of our daily lives.

Our students have worked with respect, interest and admiration, understanding that talent knows no gender. We hope this celebration inspires all girls to choose the profession they love most and to dream without limits.
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ABOUT OUR SCHOOL

We nurture the future men and women of tomorrow.

 

San Pascual

Ofrecemos educación infantil y primaria.

We provide education for early years and primary levels. Our facilities span two floors and include a 1,575 m² playground for various sports activities. Our goal is for the school to be a place of community, connection, and belonging for everyone in our educational family.

  • Twelve academic classrooms
  • Computer room
  • Support room and PTA space
  • Multi-purpose room (gymnasium, library, video, and common activities)
  • Library
  • Dining hall

Early Drop-off

The school opens one hour earlier for students who need it.

School Dining

Menus are reviewed by qualified dietitians and nutritionists from the nutrition department.

Afternoon Care

Including snacks, available from 4pm to 6pm for all students who require it.

Extracurricular Activities

Dance, English workshops, Emotion workshops, Theatre and drama, among others.

Sports Activities

We participate in futsal, 7-a-side football, minibasketball, microbasketball, and minimicro basketball leagues.

Religious Ethos

We are a group of lay teachers with a Christian religious ethos, embracing diversity.

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Our Mission

School and family are closely linked as two of the earliest and most vital references in education. From this perspective, Colegio San Pascual declares the following educational aims:
  1. To support the development of each person’s capacities in all dimensions: social-emotional, cognitive.
  2. To encourage attitudes of solidarity, tolerance, and respect, appreciating the qualities of others and fostering coexistence based on dialogue and understanding.
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50

Years educating families

7

Years implementing bilingual BEDA

3

Sports activities

11

Extracurricular activities