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Valls
C. Francesc Gumà Ferran, 1, Valls
Institut Narcís Oller is a public secondary school in Valls, in the Alt Camp region, offering compulsory secondary education (ESO), Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), vocational training (FP) at intermediate and advanced levels, and specific training itineraries (IFE). The center offers vocational training slots in online shifts, and its ESO students choose electives in the first, second, and third years. It has an accessible agenda and center documentation, as well as a parent association (AFA), which also manages access to textbooks. Throughout the year, meetings are held with families from different educational stages.
The center participates in various programs and projects. It is part of the SENSEI Program, aimed at supporting novice teachers, and develops projects such as Erasmus, Global Scholars, and the Espai Digital. It maintains a collaboration with Universitat Rovira i Virgili within the IFE framework, where university students get to know the facilities and studies of these itineraries. IFE students produce a weekly podcast about overcoming challenges in the sports world in collaboration with Valls ràdio ciutat. The center also participates in activities in its environment, such as the Mostra de Bestiari d'Escoles i Instituts de Valls, within the Fira de Santa Úrsula.
Among its facilities, it has a library named Biblioteca Mila. The third-year ESO elective Journalism produces the center's magazine, INSTIRIORITATS. Fourth-year ESO students take a final stage trip, and the center holds graduation events for various educational levels, including fourth-year ESO — along with UEC Vallsgenera —, Bachillerato, IFE, and vocational training. The center has nearby public transport stops.
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C. Francesc Gumà Ferran, 1
Transport verified on September 23, 2026
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