# El Árbol Azomali

El Árbol Azomali: an international community where English, Spanish and curiosity meet on a campus surrounded by nature.

URL: https://elarbolplayacar.online/en/

Information reviewed: 2026-10-25

| Program | Published hours |
| --- | --- |
| Preschool · La Linterna | 08:00–13:30 |
| Primary · El Árbol | 07:30–14:30 |
| T.R.E.E. program | 07:45–15:15 |

Schedules published by the school. Confirm current hours and program availability with Admissions.

## A school for thinking, creating and growing together.

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.

## Nature is part of the school.

Green spaces, rainwater collection, solar energy and rooftop growing beds make sustainability something children can observe up close.

## What is El Árbol Azomali?

An international educational community in Playa del Carmen with Spanish and English teaching and a constructivist, project-based approach.

## Where is the school?

On Av. Paseo Tulum in Playacar Phase II, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo. Confirm the entrance before your visit.

## Which levels are available?

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.

## How much is tuition?

No current official fee schedule was found in the reviewed sources. Request enrollment fees, monthly tuition and additional charges at info@elarbolazomali.org.

## Is the school bilingual?

Yes. The school publishes English and Spanish support and teachers for both languages in each grade.

## Can my child try the school?

The published process includes a three-day trial. Agree dates, availability and conditions directly with the school.

## Is it Montessori or Waldorf?

The published philosophy is constructivist and project-based. It is not presented here as an accredited Montessori or Waldorf school.

## Are international students welcome?

The school describes an international community with students from different countries. Requirements, places and temporary stays are confirmed individually.

## Are classes taught in French or Russian?

The published teaching languages are English and Spanish. French and Russian website versions help families find information; they do not imply teaching in those languages.

## Is it the best school in Playa del Carmen?

The right choice depends on your child and family. Compare approach, languages, recognition, budget and the visit experience. No independent ranking here establishes a first-place claim.

## A guide for families

- [How to choose the best school in Playa del Carmen for your child](https://elarbolplayacar.online/en/guides/choosing-a-school-playa-del-carmen/)
- [English–Spanish bilingual education: what to ask](https://elarbolplayacar.online/en/guides/english-spanish-bilingual-education/)
- [Project-based learning: a parent’s guide](https://elarbolplayacar.online/en/guides/project-based-learning/)
- [Moving to Playa del Carmen with children: plan the school transition](https://elarbolplayacar.online/en/guides/moving-playa-del-carmen-with-children/)

## Contact

Email: info@elarbolazomali.org

Telephone: +529843159618

Av. Paseo Tulum, Playacar Fase II, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, México

## Sources & updates

- [El Árbol Azomali · Home](https://www.elarbolazomali.org/)
- [Academics](https://www.elarbolazomali.org/academics)
- [Green Campus](https://www.elarbolazomali.org/green-campus)
- [Admissions](https://www.elarbolazomali.org/admissions)
- [Official contact · coming-soon](https://www.elarbolazomali.org/coming-soon)