Institut Joan Oliver

Institut Joan Oliver is a public secondary school in Sabadell that offers compulsory secondary education (ESO) and Bachillerato. Its curriculum includes the optional subject of French and incorporates English through various activities, such as first-year ESO students designing house models to learn housing vocabulary in that language.

The institute organizes outings and educational trips throughout the different stages. First-year ESO students have visited the Neolithic Park of La Draga and Empúries, while second-year students traveled to Besalú to learn about a medieval city. First and second-year ESO groups have gone on a trip to Marineland, and second-year students participated in a camp in Rupit. In higher courses, fourth-year ESO students traveled to Cantabria; first-year Bachillerato students went to London to practice English; and second-year Bachillerato students went to Geneva, where they visited places like the Saint-Pierre Cathedral, the UN headquarters, and CERN. Students taking the optional French subject also make a trip to France.

Among the center's activities are the philosophical Terrassada, in which second-year Bachillerato students participate; a recycling contest; the celebration of Sant Jordi with workshops, books, and a literary contest; and a spring concert that has also been held at a senior residence in Sabadell. Students from first-year ESO to first-year Bachillerato can voluntarily participate in the Cangur mathematics tests. The center also participates in the Peer Tutoring Program (TEI), with sports days and dynamics of cohesion and cooperation among students. Regarding services, it has the AFA (Association of Families of Students), the Moodle platform, iEDUCA, and a secretariat.