Personal Project Exhibition and First PAI 5 Graduation Ceremony

Last Friday, PAI 5 students presented their Personal Project exhibition, a research-based assignment that represents the culmination of this educational stage. This year, for the first time, we also held a PAI graduation ceremony — a very special milestone in their academic journey. 

The Personal Project is an individual piece of work in which students investigate, develop, and present a topic of personal interest, demonstrating key skills such as autonomy, inquiry, and communication. It symbolizes the end of an important stage and the transition to new challenges and learning opportunities. 

The PAI graduation is a meaningful event, as many students begin to follow different academic or professional paths after this phase. Celebrating this moment allows them to recognize their achievements and strengthen their identity as a community, preparing them for what’s to come. 

During the event, three students were awarded for their outstanding projects: David de la Torre, for creating a unique and artistic puppet; Nil Venturas, for designing and building a fully functional electric guitar; and Alejandro Ramón, for his technical project involving the full repair of a motorcycle. 

Other notable projects included that of Asier González, who wrote and self-published a novel that he made available for sale during the exhibition. Among the most repeated and popular projects were those related to gastronomy — with public tastings — and video game development. 

This first PAI 5 graduation ceremony was a great success and a significant step in strengthening the bond between students and their educational journey, highlighting effort, creativity, and responsibility.