Inclusive school in Tlalpan, Mexico City
Inclusive elementary and middle school for children and young people ages 6 to 14, with small groups, UDL, and close support.
An inclusive school for learning with dignity
Floresta de Vida is an Integral Development Center in Tlalpan, Mexico City. We accompany families seeking an inclusive school where every child and young person can learn from their own rhythm, abilities, and personal story.
Our approach integrates purposeful education, close community, small groups, and a pedagogical view that cares for academic, emotional, social, and human development.
Essential information about Floresta de Vida
| What it offers | Inclusive elementary and middle school with small groups, Universal Design for Learning, and differentiated support. |
|---|---|
| Ages | Children and young people ages 6 to 14. |
| Location | Prolongación Cruz del Farol No. 40, Cruz del Farol, Tlalpan, 14248, Mexico City. |
| Schedule | Monday to Friday, from 7:50 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. or from 7:50 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
| Accompaniment | Personalized support and a companion option when the student assessment indicates it is required. |
| Costs | Current enrollment and tuition fees are published in the Costs section of the home page. |
| Admissions | Information meeting, interview, community experience, collaborative assessment, and enrollment agreements. |
For families in Tlalpan and Mexico City
We are an option for families looking for an inclusive school in Tlalpan or Mexico City, with an accessible location in the south of the city.
Personalized accompaniment
We recognize diverse ways of learning and offer respectful support to strengthen autonomy, coexistence, expression, and development of abilities.
Inclusion by design
UDL guides planning to anticipate different ways to access, participate in, and express learning.
Neurodevelopment and well-being
We consider emotional and sensory regulation, communication, attention, and diverse ways of learning.
Small community
Small groups allow us to know each student and maintain close communication with families.
Methodology and institutional review
The approach is implemented by the Floresta de Vida pedagogical team. Its responsibilities include observing learning processes, agreeing on support, accompanying groups, and communicating with families. Admissions and accompaniment decisions are reviewed collegially.
Editorial responsibility: Floresta de Vida pedagogical team. Last reviewed: September 5, 2026.
Schedule an information session
If you are looking for an inclusive school in Mexico City or Tlalpan, we can help you learn whether Floresta de Vida is the right space for your family.
WhatsApp 55 2018 4707 WhatsApp 55 1874 5957Location
Prolongación Cruz del Farol No. 40, Cruz del Farol, Tlalpan, 14248, Mexico City.
Ages
We accompany children and young people ages 6 to 14 in elementary and middle school.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Floresta de Vida an inclusive school in Tlalpan?
Yes. Floresta de Vida is an Integral Development Center located in Tlalpan, Mexico City, with an inclusive approach, small groups, and personalized accompaniment.
What ages does Floresta de Vida serve?
We accompany children and young people ages 6 to 14, in elementary and middle school, within a respectful and inclusive learning environment.
What is the difference between integration and inclusion?
Integration incorporates a student into an existing environment. Inclusion seeks to adapt the environment, teaching, and support so that all students can participate and learn with dignity.
Why does Floresta de Vida work with small groups?
Small groups make close observation, personalized accompaniment, and regular communication with each family possible.
Does every student need a companion?
No. The companion option is considered only when required, based on the student’s needs and the school’s assessment during the admissions process.
Does Floresta de Vida offer elementary and middle school?
Yes. Floresta de Vida serves children and young people ages 6 to 14 in elementary and middle school, Monday through Friday.
How is Universal Design for Learning applied?
UDL anticipates different forms of engagement, representation, and expression, reducing barriers from the planning stage while maintaining meaningful learning objectives.
How can I request information or start admissions?
Families can message us on WhatsApp at 55 2018 4707 or 55 1874 5957 to schedule an information meeting. The process continues with an interview, community experience, collaborative assessment, and enrollment agreements.
Sources on inclusive education
- UNESCO, Inclusion in education: framework for identifying and removing barriers to access, participation, and learning.
- Mexican Ministry of Public Education, New Mexican School Unit: principles of equity and educational excellence.
These sources explain the general inclusion framework; information about services, ages, schedules, and admissions comes from Floresta de Vida.