Escola Frederic Mistral Tècnic Eulàlia

The school is a Catalan, secular, and plural institution with an international outlook. It aims to provide an integral education that fosters the full development of each student's talents and capabilities, encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and ethical commitment. The educational model is built on the values of curiosity, confidence, and respect for diversity.

The school offers a complete educational pathway including Infant, Primary, and Secondary education, as well as all modalities of the Baccalaureate (Sciences, Technology, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Arts). It also provides the Batxibac program, leading to a dual Spanish-French diploma, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) program.

Academic results are presented as a reflection of the collaborative effort between families and the school. The institution prepares students for university or higher-level professional studies, with graduates achieving success in their chosen academic and professional pathways. The school also participates in international programs such as Erasmus+.

The school provides comprehensive personal and academic accompaniment to support student development. This includes a reception service (Servei d’acollida) available from 7:45 to 9:00 and 17:00 to 18:30, as well as a school transport service with multiple morning and afternoon routes. The educational approach emphasizes emotional well-being, ethical commitment, and respect for diversity.

The school manages admissions through the official Department of Education portal, with specific application windows in March for Infant, Primary, and Secondary education. Priority criteria include having siblings already enrolled, proximity of residence or workplace to the school, and family status (e.g., large or single-parent families). Prospective families may request a personalized interview by contacting the school via phone or email.

The admissions process for the 2026/27 academic year begins with the publication of initial place offerings in early March, followed by application periods throughout March. Provisional lists are published in mid-April, with a period for claims, followed by a lottery for tie-breaking in late April. Final enrollment for admitted students takes place between June 22 and June 30.

The school operates across two main centers in Barcelona: the Tibidabo center and the Sarrià center. Facilities include specialized classrooms for music, art, and technology, science laboratories, libraries, auditoriums, gymnasiums, and sports courts. Both campuses feature on-site kitchens providing daily meals, and the school is situated near the Collserola Park, offering access to natural outdoor environments.

Extra-curricular activities are managed by the Fundació Cim d’Estela and include music, art, technology, languages, and sports. The school also organizes a midday program (Espai Migdia) for recreational activities and maintains a library that leads reading initiatives such as the 'Amic Lector' project and school reading clubs. Additionally, students have access to the 'Les Vinyes' holiday camp.