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Olot
Av. Joan de Cabirol, 23, 17800 Olot, Girona, Olot
Institut Montsacopa is a public center in Olot that offers compulsory secondary education (ESO), Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), and vocational training (FP). It has a library and cafeteria, offers extracurricular activities, and works with both Spanish and Catalan. The center features a virtual classroom, intranet, and access to the SAGA/ESFERA platform, with classes held in the morning from Monday to Friday. It is located in Olot, with bus stops nearby.
At the beginning of the school year, ESO and Bachillerato students participate in a welcome and introduction tutoring session before starting regular classes, while vocational training cycles begin with their own tutoring sessions. The center has a reception classroom. Among its projects, it participates in the Projecte Rossinyol, where mentors and mentees meet weekly to practice the Catalan language and share experiences, involving students from the reception classroom. Under the Erasmus+ framework, it develops the project Inclusion: open your mind to build connection, which includes student mobility, and also organizes internships abroad for vocational training students, sometimes accompanied by teachers.
Throughout the school year, the center carries out literary and cultural activities: participation in the Concurs Literari Infantil i Juvenil d'Òmnium Garrotxa, in the Mostra de Poesia de Secundària de les Comarques Gironines, and in poetry recitals, as well as in the Torneig de dramatúrgia and the Temps de Filosofia day in Girona. It also participates in the International Francophonie Day, organizes language stays, and is involved in the Grans Moments volunteering project.
Address
Av. Joan de Cabirol, 23, 17800 Olot, Girona
Transport verified on September 23, 2026
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