ESCOLA CONCERTADA per la Generalitat de Catalunya
In lower primary (1st and 2nd grade), they sparked their scientific curiosity with a visit to CosmoCaixa, where they experimented with physical phenomena and explored the universe. They also got a closer look at rural life with a trip to Can Gel, learning about animal care and the importance of the livestock sector.
In middle primary (3rd and 4th grade), they traveled back in time to discover how our ancestors lived. At the Gavà Mines, they explored one of Europe's oldest mining sites, and at the Besòs River, they studied its ecosystem and biodiversity, reflecting on the importance of environmental conservation.
In upper primary (5th and 6th grade), they delved deeper into history and local wildlife. At Cardona Castle, they learned about medieval military strategy and daily life in the Middle Ages, while at the CRARC in Masquefa, they discovered reptiles and amphibians, their conservation, and their role in the ecosystem.
These excursions not only reinforced academic learning but also fostered teamwork, critical thinking, and respect for the environment. At Xaloc, education goes beyond the classroom, offering students experiences that enrich their personal development.
The PAI 5 students stand out for their literary talent and their ability to convey deep and original ideas in this prestigious short story competition.
Thanks to the collaboration of the entire educational community, this great project has been successfully funded and will endure for generations.
We have launched the new Library website, featuring digital resources and innovative services to enhance access to information and strengthen our commitment to the IB.
A family-friendly hiking day with an accessible 8 km route, discovering natural springs and landscapes, with 36 participants of all ages.
Both classes returned to Xaloc to reconnect with classmates and teachers in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
The talent selection expert at Page Personnel and father of an I5 student from Avantis shares essential advice on standing out in a selection process for 2nd-year Baccalaureate students.