FAQs

Avantis, Xaloc and Pineda are part of a common educational project, which ensures continuity and coherence in the training of students. Incorporation can take place from the age of 0 in Avantis, while in Xaloc and Pineda it starts from the age of 6, coinciding with the start of primary education.

We offer Primary Education, Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO), Baccalaureate and Vocational Education and Training through Xaloc FP. We are also part of an educational project that includes Early Childhood Education from the age of 0 at Avantis.

Our students achieve a high academic standard, consistently reflected in their results in official examinations and in their preparation to successfully face the next stages of their education.

Our educational project is characterised by academic rigour, personalised guidance and the holistic development of each student, enabling them to consolidate both the knowledge and the skills needed for their future academic and professional paths.

For more detailed information, the academic results can be consulted in the following document:

At Xaloc, languages are a key part of our educational project. The school is trilingual, with Spanish, Catalan and English, and places special emphasis on English, offering in-depth and continuous learning that enables students to achieve a high level of proficiency.

In addition, students have the opportunity to obtain official Cambridge certifications, which strengthen their academic preparation and provide them with the tools to succeed in a globalised world.

Language proficiency is integrated across all areas of learning, enhancing each student’s holistic education and international outlook.

The school timetable varies according to the educational stage:

• Primary Education: from 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
• Secondary Education (ESO): from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
• Baccalaureate: from 8:00 a.m. to 2:35 p.m.
• IB Baccalaureate (Diploma Programme): from 8:00 a.m. to 2:35 p.m., with additional sessions from 3:15 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The School Office opening hours are as follows:

• Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: from 8:45 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 3:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
• Tuesday and Friday: from 8:45 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and from 3:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.

Yes, Xaloc has a psycho-pedagogical support department that accompanies students throughout their educational journey.

This department provides support and follow-up for students with specific educational needs, offering the necessary adaptations and resources to promote their learning and well-being.

Its work focuses on personalised support, guidance for families and coordination with teachers, with the aim of ensuring the holistic development of every student.

Yes, we offer a school transport service designed to support family work-life balance and ensure a comfortable and safe journey for our students.

The service operates on established routes across different municipalities in the Baix Llobregat area, providing an efficient organisation of the daily commute.

All information regarding routes, stops, timetables and registration is available at the following link: https://www.xaloc.org/ca/collegi/ruta-escolar-2025

We offer a wide range of extracurricular activities in sports, arts, technology and academics, designed to complement students’ education and foster their interests and talents.

You can find the updated list of activities here:
https://www.xaloc.org/ca/extraescolars

The library plays a key role in our educational project, serving as a central space for learning, research and the promotion of reading habits.

It is also naturally integrated into the approach of the IB Diploma Programme, supporting the development of inquiry, critical thinking and students’ autonomy in accessing and using information.

The library is also a vibrant cultural space where activities such as the Literary Café, reading gatherings and other initiatives take place, fostering dialogue, reflection and a love of literature within the educational community.

More information about the library can be found at the following link.

We understand education as a shared responsibility with families, with whom we maintain a close and ongoing relationship throughout the entire school journey.

This support is provided through continuous communication, including personal meetings, academic follow-up, family training initiatives and educational guidance, with the aim of working together for the holistic development of each student, both academically and personally.

In addition, we encourage families to take an active part in school life and in the various activities of the educational community.

The main channels of communication with families are the Clickedu platform, through which academic follow-up and daily communication are carried out, as well as in-person meetings with the personal tutor and the guidance team, which take place each term or whenever families or teachers consider them necessary.

In addition, we maintain direct and close communication through information meetings, circulars and other regular school communication channels, with the aim of ensuring continuous and coordinated support for families.

We offer a variety of activities throughout the school year with the aim of supporting families in their educational role and strengthening their connection with the school community.

These include talks and training sessions led by education professionals and experts in different areas of interest for families, as well as meetings on current educational topics.

In addition, families take part in various aspects of school life, such as charitable initiatives, sports events and end-of-year celebrations.

We also have the GEF (Family Hiking Group), a joint initiative of Avantis, Pineda and Xaloc that organises one excursion each month, giving families the opportunity to spend time in nature, strengthen relationships and promote healthy habits in a welcoming and participative environment.

All this information is shared through Clickedu and our social media channels.

The admissions process begins by contacting us through the following link. From there, we will get in touch with families to arrange a personalised interview, where you can learn more about our educational project, ask questions and visit the school.

Afterwards, the application for admission is completed and the necessary documentation is submitted. Our admissions team supports families throughout the entire process, guiding them through each step and answering any questions that may arise.

In addition, families can request information, schedule visits and attend our Open Day throughout the year.

Yes, absolutely! We love welcoming families who would like to get to know us before making a decision.

If you are interested, simply contact us and we will get in touch promptly to arrange a personalised and private visit, where you can discover our facilities and educational project first-hand.

We also hold an Open Day during the first term of the year, which is an excellent opportunity to discover the school and experience its atmosphere first-hand.