Colegio San Antonio María Claret

Colegio San Antonio María Claret, known as Claret, is a Catholic school in the Heliópolis district of Seville, founded by the Claretian Fathers. Classes began on 3 May 1940 with three pupils and three teachers, and in 1946 the school moved to its own building on what is today Avenida Padre García Tejero. Infant, primary and compulsory secondary education (ESO) are state-funded (concertado) under an agreement with the Junta de Andalucía, while the Bachillerato is not subsidised and is funded by the fees paid by families.

• Infant education, from age three
• Primary education
• Compulsory secondary education (ESO)
• Bachillerato
• Basic vocational training (FP Grado Básico) in Domestic Activities and Building Cleaning, from the 2026-27 academic year

The school also has a special-needs classroom (aula específica). Services include a breakfast club and an afternoon play centre for infant and primary pupils, a dining hall with meals cooked in the school's own kitchen, school transport, a nursing service, an educational psychology service with four full-time counsellors, and a sports club with football, basketball, roller hockey, rhythmic gymnastics and karate, among other activities. In the 2026-27 academic year, classes run from 10 September (infant and primary) or 15 September (ESO and Bachillerato) to 23 June.