Colegio Lestonnac Barcelona

Rooted in the tradition of the Company of Mary and its founder, Santa Joana de Lestonnac, the school focuses on the integral development of students to help them become conscious, committed citizens. The pedagogy emphasizes a personalized relationship that accompanies and integrates students, encouraging them to be protagonists of their own learning through critical thinking and autonomy. The school operates as a community, aiming to build a just and equitable society by educating students to be attentive to the needs of others and their environment.

The school provides a continuous educational pathway starting from Llar d'infants and progressing through Educació Infantil, Educació Primària, and ESO. At the secondary level, it offers a Batxillerat program, which includes the International Baccalaureate (IB) pathway. The curriculum is designed to foster integral development and academic autonomy across all stages.

The school maintains a Department of Orientation to support the educational process. This department works alongside educators to guide students, fostering autonomy and ensuring that the school's pedagogical approach accommodates diversity and the original needs of each individual.

The school follows a formal, telematic pre-enrollment process for all stages, managed through the Department of Education. Prospective families can access personalized information and support via the school's secretariat, with specific application windows designated for Infantil, Primària, ESO, and Batxillerat. The process includes the publication of initial place offers, provisional scoring lists, resolution of claims, and final assignment lists.

The academic calendar for the 2026-2027 cycle includes specific windows for pre-enrollment: March 4–18 for Infantil and Primària, March 6–18 for ESO, and April 9–16 for Batxillerat. Following the assignment of places in June, the official enrollment period for all levels takes place from June 22 to June 30.

The campus features specialized areas for different age groups, including dedicated spaces for Llar d'infants, Infantil, and combined facilities for ESO and Batxillerat. The grounds include playgrounds (patis), common areas, a swimming pool, and an on-site church. Additional services include a dining area (Espai migdia), a school nursing station, and a study hall.

The school offers a diverse range of extracurricular activities categorized into cultural and artistic pursuits, music, sports, and language learning. Additional programs include family-oriented activities and opportunities for faith development, as well as a summer camp (Casal d'Estiu).