Numont School was founded in 1962 by Margaret Ann Swanson.

Numont School is a small inner city school situated in a quiet north western part of Madrid. The original building was in C/Jarama but the school moved premises in 1971 to the current location of C/Parma 16 Madrid 28043. Numont School is a British Primary School that until 1997 only accepted non-Spanish children.

It was originally set up as a school in which ex-patriots from all nationalities could provide their children with a British education without having to resort to sending them away to boarding school.

In 1997 the school applied to the Spanish Ministry of Education for a licence which enabled admittance of Spanish students. The significant change due to the admittance of Spanish pupils was that the school was obliged to include a required amount of hours per week of particular Spanish subjects from the Spanish Ministry of Education in the curriculum.

Numont School has always had a high percentage of non-Spanish pupils but due to this change the mix of students is now predominantly Spanish with the percentage of Spanish students as a whole in the school ranging from 50% to 70% in the last 10 years.

Numont School is the oldest British Primary School in Madrid and continues to be an invaluable feeder school to many of the Secondary British schools in the capital.

The number of children attending Numont School has increased gradually over the years and this has led to a program of expansion which includes two new buildings on main plot (housing 4 extra classrooms) and a separate building 100 metres away from main building which houses an additional 3 classrooms. Class sizes vary from a minimum of 10 children to a maximum of 17 per class.

This year our average is 13 children per class. All teachers are native English speakers with British teaching qualifications.