Escola Sant Josep De Calassanç

Escola Sant Josep de Calassanç is a public center for early childhood and primary education located in the Ciutat Jardí district of Lleida. It offers Early Childhood Education, with cycles for ages 0 to 3 years and 3 to 6 years, and Primary Education for ages 6 to 12 years. The vehicular languages are Spanish and Catalan. The center has separate buildings and playgrounds for the Early Childhood and Primary stages and provides a school cafeteria service.

Throughout the school year, students participate in various projects and activities. In second grade, the creative dance project Dansart is carried out, which works on body expression, rhythm, and creativity. The school participates in the PCMAT program (Computational Thinking and Mathematics), promoted by the Department of Education, which aims to improve mathematical competence through computational thinking, programming, and educational robotics. Fifth-grade students have received visits from rural agents for the activity 'No deixis rastre!' about the conservation of natural spaces, and they have participated in a board game day featuring other cultures with the Ludotecas of Lleida. They have also visited the atmospheric control cabin to learn how air pollution is measured. Other outings include La Manreana, to learn about the world of horses and farming, and 'Puja a l'autobús', to understand how public transport works. Additionally, the center participates in the Formigues Cooperatives project, culminating in a final meeting in Vic. In Early Childhood Education, the Festa de l'Aigua is celebrated, and the I5 students visit the Primary building to meet the first graders and their future classrooms. The center uses educational digital tools, such as Google Classroom, and has a website with information and documents for families.

The center is well connected by public transport, with several nearby bus stops and the Lleida-Pirineus commuter train station within walking distance.