The Andrés de Ribera Foundation actively participates in EDUCA, an educational programme organized and promoted by the Jerez City Council, and offers a wide range of activities for schoolchildren and young students through its Didactic Guide.

The Historical Clock Museum, which also houses other unique collections, becomes a living classroom where knowledge is shared and connected to the subjects outlined in the official Andalusian Education Curriculum.

PRIMARY EDUCATION

• Mathematics: concepts of classification and counting

• Language and Literature: writing and oral expression

• Citizenship and Human Rights: classroom debates

• English: vocabulary related to Time

• Visual and Plastic Arts: drawing and decorative design

• Environmental Awareness: outdoor learning in the Gardens of La Atalaya

SECONDARY EDUCATION & BACCALAUREATE

• Social Sciences: debates on technological evolution

• Mathematics: modular arithmetic

• Geometry: clock face symmetry and geometry in decorative arts

• Visual and Plastic Arts: art appreciation and critique

• Languages: linguistic competence and oral communication

• Economics: the economic and social impact of timekeeping

• Technology: from pendulum mechanics to digital horology

• Physics and Chemistry: historical techniques in art, and the physics of pendulum motion

• Philosophy: reflections on Time and History

• Biology: nature observation in the Gardens of La Atalaya

We also encourage active visits by senior groups, who can take part in the special experience of becoming “guides for a day”.