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The document summarizes information about Institut Maria Aurèlia Capmany, a school located in Spain. It has two main buildings and a sports hall, with basketball and football courts. The school enrolls approximately 499 students aged 11-18 from Europe, America, Asia, and Africa. Students study either compulsory secondary education from ages 12-16 or optional baccalaureate programs from 16-18 in scientific, technical, humanistic, social, or artistic fields. The conclusion reflects on learning more about the school through creating the document.
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- 5. Whatdoesithave? -Two buildings + sports hall - Basket and football courts - 499 students aged between 11 and 18, teachers and staff. - Library, gym, laboratories, auditorium... - Vegetable patch
- 8. wherearethestudents from? ·Europe 63’06% (309 Students) ·America 13’88% (68 Students) ·Asia 2’04% (10 Students) ·Africa 21’02% (103 Students) Total of students: 490
- 9. Studiesinourschool 12-16 years: ESO (Compulsory Secondary Education) 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade
- 10. Studiesinourschool 16-18 year old: Baccalaureate(Optional) Scientific Baccalaureate Technical Baccalaureate Humanistic Baccalaureate Social Baccalaureate Artistic Baccalaureate
- 12. Conclusion It was interesting doing it because we learnt a little bit more of our high school, partners, teachers and it all.
- 13. ‘’A kid, a teacher, a pencil and a book can change the world’’ Malala Yousafzai