Preschool · La Linterna
08:00–13:30
ExploreBILINGUAL EDUCATION IN PLAYA DEL CARMEN
El Árbol Azomali: an international community where English, Spanish and curiosity meet on a campus surrounded by nature.

EL ÁRBOL AZOMALI
In Playacar, El Árbol Azomali brings families and educators together around a simple idea: learning matters when it connects with life. Constructivism, projects and a multicultural community shape its educational approach.
Our approach01 · Programs
Explore the programs and their published schedules.
08:00–13:30
Explore07:30–14:30
Explore07:45–15:15
ExploreSchedules published by the school. Confirm current hours and program availability with Admissions.

02 · Campus
Green spaces, rainwater collection, solar energy and rooftop growing beds make sustainability something children can observe up close.
Explore03 · A guide for families
Practical answers for choosing a school and starting a new chapter in Playa del Carmen.

The best school fits your child, their educational pathway and your family’s daily life. Compare options with specific questions.

When looking for a bilingual school in Playa del Carmen, find out how both languages work in a student’s everyday experience.

How to look beyond the finished project and understand the learning behind it.

A practical sequence for organizing schooling before, during and after a move.
An international educational community in Playa del Carmen with Spanish and English teaching and a constructivist, project-based approach.
On Av. Paseo Tulum in Playacar Phase II, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo. Confirm the entrance before your visit.
The website presents La Linterna, El Árbol through sixth grade and T.R.E.E. Confirm current grades, certification and T.R.E.E. availability with Admissions.
No current official fee schedule was found in the reviewed sources. Request enrollment fees, monthly tuition and additional charges at info@elarbolazomali.org.
Yes. The school publishes English and Spanish support and teachers for both languages in each grade.
Speak with Admissions, explore the campus and ask about a three-day trial.
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