- Spanish Language: Children learn to read, write, and comprehend the Spanish language correctly. They also develop speaking and listening skills, as well as basic writing and grammar skills.
- Mathematics: Children learn basic math concepts and operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and percentages.
- Natural Science: Children study topics like energy, matter, ecosystems, and the human body.
- Social Sciences: Children learn about history, geography, and social issues such as family, community, and government.
- Art and Music: Children develop creativity and expression through drawing, painting, music, and other artistic activities.
- Physical Education: Children participate in physical activities like running, jumping, playing sports, and swimming to develop physical fitness and coordination.
Secondary education (12–16 years old):
- Compulsory Subjects:
- Spanish Language and Literature
- Mathematics
- Social Science (History and Geography)
- Science (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology)
- Technology and Computing
- Elective Subjects:
- Foreign Languages (English, French, German, etc.)
- Arts (Music, Dance, Drama)
- Humanities (Philosophy, Ethics, Religion, etc.)
- Physical Education
Upper secondary education (16–18 years old):
- Students choose a particular track of study, such as:
- General track
- Technology and engineering track
- Humanities and social sciences track
- Art track
- Each track has a different combination of compulsory and elective subjects.
- Students also work on a research project or internship.
