Miró

Col·legi Miró is a private center located in the Sant Martí district of Barcelona, offering early childhood education (first and second cycle), Primary, compulsory secondary education (ESO), and Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18). It is defined as a welcoming and family-oriented school from P-3, with trilingual teaching where Catalan, Spanish, and English are present in the classroom, along with French as a complementary subject in the last years of Primary. The school has maintained an educational tradition since 1950.

The center works on projects and includes the school radio as its own project ("FEM RÀDIO", Ràdio Miró). In early childhood education, the learning of reading and writing begins from P-3, with reading from P-4, English during school hours from P-3, the Quinzet method for mental calculation, flute from P-5, and psychomotricity as the basis for development. In Primary, subjects such as computer science, French in fifth and sixth grades, creative writing, presentation techniques, calligraphy, and mental calculation are taught, and students have guaranteed continuity in ESO. The center promotes digital competence by working on various subjects with computers, and in the 2024/25 school year, the use of computers as individual tools in sixth grade with electronic books will be implemented.

Among its services are a cafeteria, school transportation, extracurricular activities, a psychopedagogical office and speech therapy, private medical service, and reinforcement teachers; English is spoken in the cafeteria. Its facilities include a library, laboratory, computer room, gym, playground, children's park, and urban school garden, as well as psychomotricity classrooms. Swimming is offered during school hours as an optional activity. Extracurricular activities such as psychodrama, yoga, flamenco, English, reinforcement, music, psychomotricity, multi-sports, and robotics are provided, and the center organizes English camps and an end-of-year festival.