At Colegio El Regato, we believe that every student has their own needs, concerns and goals. That is why personalised support is an important part of our educational approach and is present throughout all stages of learning. Getting to know each student, listening to them and helping them make progress in their learning journey are all essential parts of our daily work.
One of the ways we put this into practice is through individual tutoring sessions, during which tutors dedicate time to each student to listen, find out how they are doing and offer personalised guidance.
El Regato School was founded in 1969 by a group of families who shared the same concern: providing their children with their own educational project. Since its beginnings, cooperation has been part of our identity and of the way we understand education.
Being a family cooperative means much more than sharing an organisational model. It means being part of a common project, contributing to its development and helping to build an educational community that puts people at its heart.
Choosing what to study after the final years of secondary education is an important decision. Learning about the available study options, asking questions and discovering which paths best match their interests can help students approach this stage with greater knowledge and perspective.
Last week, El Regato Ikastetxea welcomed the University of Deusto and Mondragon University for a series of meetings aimed at both students and their families.
Last school year, El Regato Ikastetxea launched its school mediation programme to help foster a positive, respectful and participatory school environment. Since then, we have continued to develop the initiative with the support of GEUZ, an organisation working alongside the school to help implement and develop the programme.
This Wednesday, we took another step forward by holding a training session for the families of students in Years 5 and 6 of Primary Education and Years 1 and 2 of Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO), the year groups participating in the programme this school year.
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