The Real Madrid Foundation’s senior schools solidify a space for sports, inclusion, and coexistence

The Real Madrid Foundation continued to develop its senior social sports schools during the 2025-26 season, an initiative that allows individuals over the age of 18 to keep practicing football and basketball within an educational environment based on values. This initiative included four projects and benefited 61 participants.

Created to provide continuity for those finishing their time in the social sports schools, the senior schools maintain the methodology For a REAL Education: Values and Sport, adapted to the needs of adult participants. Additionally, the program is open to anyone who wishes to engage in sports within an environment of learning, coexistence, and personal development.

An inclusive program
Beyond physical activity, the schools promote healthy lifestyle habits, a sense of belonging to the Real Madrid Foundation, and the creation of spaces for interaction based on respect, equality, and camaraderie. One of the most notable aspects of the program is its inclusive nature, as it brings together people with and without disabilities in the same sports environment, fostering equal opportunities and shared learning.

During the season, participants also collaborated in various activities alongside other Foundation projects. The senior basketball team took part in a sports event at the Madrid IV Penitentiary Center, while the football groups participated in the Homeless People’s Tournament and activities organized for World Homeless Day, reinforcing the role of sports as a tool for inclusion and social transformation. Through this program, the Real Madrid Foundation continues to offer its participants the opportunity to stay active, keep learning, and live the values of sport beyond their youth, while strengthening social bonds and commitment to a more inclusive society.

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