ESCOLA CONCERTADA per la Generalitat de Catalunya
In the education of our children, it is essential to preserve traditions and, above all, to ensure that students understand the origins of the celebrations in our culture. Why do we make “panellets”, eat chestnuts, and roast sweet potatoes?So that students do not only focus on material things but also understand where these traditions come from, we have developed a serie of activities where both the youngest and the oldest in Primary school learn and enjoy together. The 6th-grade students, who made “panellets” with the youngest ones yesterday, explained to the 1st of Primary what All Saints' Day is and who “la castanyera” is, an emblematic figure in this tradition.In addition to learning and cooking, they have been engaging in autumn-related crafts for this celebration.
High school students teach Catalan to secondary school students
At this stage, where children are starting to explore social media, often without proper authorization, it is crucial to talk to them about the pos
School is the place for the development of all the student's intelligences; therefore, extracurricular activities at Xaloc offer music classes from the first year of Primary school
Every year, the 4th-grade students of Primary took the road to El Poblado, in Huesca, where they enjoyed a few days of getaway with their parents and teachers
Several school teachers gathered on the paddle tennis courts after classes to enjoy some sports and leisure time
As part of the Physical Education program, students explore African dance and rhythm in an atmosphere of sports and mutual appreciation