We are proud to say that our school is both old and modern. In fact it has been in operation for over a hundred years and it has gone through quite a few different names, teaching plans and curricula from its beginings up to the present time. However, a compromise between the world of art and the latest technology has been maintained from the beginning of its existence.
The city of Valladolid, situated in the heart of Spanish North Meseta is the geographical centre of the Autonomy of Castilla and León, and not only the headquartes of institutions but also point of reference for several hundreds of students who every day come from the city, from its sorrounding villages and even from the bordering provinces.. At present, our school offers 3 higher artistic cycles, which around 200 students attend to:
· Fine Arts applied to Sculpture
· Decoration of Interiors
· Diseño gráfico
Together with the Vocational Training courses, we also offer a Baccalaureate in Arts which corresponds to the two highest levels after Secondary Education that students must complete successfully to be able to follow more advanced educational programs, either university studies or higher level vocational training education. Around 220 students receive education of this kind at our school.
Moreover, we have also been offering the degree course in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, specializing in Sculpture. These studies can be accessed directly after completing a higher-level vocational training program, or by means of an examdepending on the level of studies they have.
The main objective of our present educational offer is to provide society with skillful workers who bring together experience, creativity and technical expertise, ready at all times to carry out, professionally, any qualified projects they might be asked to perform.

The Escuela de Arte y Superior de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales de Valladolid is a public educational institution belonging to the Regional Ministry of Education of the Government of Castilla and León.
The building was located at number 20 Leopoldo Cano Street, opposite the Calderón Theater, in the heart of the city and two minutes from the Plaza Mayor.
For the 2022/2023 academic year, it moved to Mirabel Street, in the Rondilla neighborhood, to new facilities. This new location is more spacious and offers new resources for educational development.
