At Campoalegre, we’re convinced that educating isn’t just about teaching kids to think, but also to feel. Every emotion a child experiences—from joy to frustration—is a learning opportunity that builds character, empathy, and well-being.
In a rapidly changing world, emotional management has become one of life’s most vital skills. That’s why our school weaves social-emotional education into everything: the classroom, recess, projects, and every interaction between students, teachers, and families.
Through cooperative work, art, reflection, and conflict mediation, kids learn to recognize their emotions, name them, and express them respectfully. They understand that feeling sad or frustrated is okay, and asking for help shows strength.
Teachers guide this with sensitivity and active listening. It’s not about fixing emotions, but understanding them. We create safe spaces where every child can be authentic, learn from mistakes, and see that empathy and solidarity matter as much as academics.
At Campoalegre, we believe holistic education starts in the heart. Social-emotional skills are the foundation for coexistence, teamwork, and conscious leadership. When kids learn to care for themselves and others, a more human, supportive community blossoms.
“Emotions aren’t taught; they’re accompanied.”
Our commitment is to shape people who not only think, but feel, listen, and connect with others through understanding and respect.
At Campoalegre, we educate with heart, because we know learning to live together is as crucial as learning to add or read.
