Located on Os Cabildos Street, to the west of the Church of San Francisco, on the site formerly occupied by its cloister, these schools were built in 1917 by the García Naveira brothers, following a project by the architect Rafael González Villar. Once again, historical references give the building its distinctive character. The bicoloured arches recall Islamic art, the decorative elements are characteristic of Galician Baroque, and, of course, the combination of materials (brick, cement and tiles) reflects modernist ideas. Today, they are also known as the “San Francisco Schools”.