María Inmaculada

The Col·legi María Inmaculada, also known as Claretianes Tremp, is a private, subsidized, and religious institution located in Tremp. It was established in 1856 and is owned by the Religious of the Immaculate Claretian Missionaries. It is a bilingual school aimed at forming individuals who integrate and actively participate in society, with a focus on languages, technology, and sciences, along with special attention to the sports development of young people. It offers early childhood education, primary education, compulsory secondary education (ESO), and Dual Bachillerato, and has a Welcome Classroom.

In the early childhood education stage, the center aims to provide children with a close, welcoming, and stimulating environment for their integral development—emotionally, socially, cognitively, and motorically—using active methodologies that respect each student's pace. The day begins with relaxed entry proposals and early stimulation challenges; four afternoons a week, learning environments are utilized, spaces prepared for exploring, creating, investigating, building, and cooperating. Projects arise from the children's interests and questions, with routines and learning habits, thinking skills, and emotional education, helping the little ones recognize, express, and regulate their emotions. The center frequently organizes outings to discover Tremp and its natural and cultural surroundings and maintains a close relationship with families through interviews, shared activities, workshops, and open communication.

Among its services and facilities are a cafeteria, school transport with safe routes, extracurricular activities, and morning and afternoon classrooms, as well as an educational platform (SM Educamos), a 360º virtual tour of the facilities, and the Llar d'Estiu. The center's hours are from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM, Monday to Friday.