The smallest school in Spain is Colegio de Torrecilla de la Abadesa, which has only 3 students - Gabriela, Ángela and Denisa. It is located in the town of Torrecilla de la Abadesa, which has 228 inhabitants. Their teacher, Laura Velicia, teaches all three girls. Unlike larger schools, they do not have much homework or extracurricular activities, and sometimes have class outside at the Duero viewpoint on sunny days. They do basic schoolwork like operations and dictations, but also classify herbs from the local fields. The school had been at risk of closing but will remain open with the enrollment of two more students for next year.

1. THE SMALLEST SCHOOL
IN SPAIN
UNUSUAL SCHOOLS IN SPAIN

2. “COLEGIO DE TORRECILLA DE LA
ABADESA”
They are called Gabriela, Ángela and Denisa and they are the only three
students of the school of Torrecilla de la Abadesa.It is located in
Torrecilla de la Abadesa(a 228 habitants town of Valladolid).
It is the smallest school in Spain.Laura Velicia is the teacher that teaches
these three girls.

3. WHAT DO THEY DO
The school is very little and it is located in a rural location so they don’t
work us we do.
The school starts at 10 o’clock.
They hardly have homework or extracurricular.
The class can be in the classroom or at the Duero viewpoint, if it’s a sunny
day.
They do operations and dictations, as we do, but they also classify herbs
from the field.

4. CURIOSITIES
Did you know that:
● The Tordecilla school center is the only center in Valladolid that
remains open with less than four students.
● The school, which seemed to be at risk of closing due to the future
progress of one of the students, has managed to remain open because
two more children have enrolled for the next school year.