Centenary Exhibition of Institut Tècnic Eulàlia

The Institut Tècnic Eulàlia, founded in 1925 by Dr. Bartomeu Oliver and his wife Dolors Jordana, marks a significant milestone in Catalonia's educational history, celebrating 100 years since its establishment. This innovative, secular, and inclusive educational institution emerged in a period when secondary education was largely neglected and dominated by religious organizations. The exhibition chronicles how the school navigated challenges posed by historical events, including war and dictatorship, becoming a beacon of freedom and tolerance. It highlights the institute's commitment to modern pedagogical practices, notably the Montessori method, early science labs, and a strong emphasis on sports and overall student well-being. Over the years, it attracted notable figures in Catalan culture, serving a diverse student body from various social and economic backgrounds, including the working class and small bourgeoisie of Sarrià. Through its initiatives like the 'English Week' and end-of-