BIBLIOTECA VIVA(LIVING LIBRARY)

The library of the CPFPA of Torrent is much more than a reading space: it is a dynamic place where imagination, learning, and creativity come to life.

Through various activities such as book clubs, workshops, meetings with authors, and storytelling sessions, we promote a love for books and culture. Discover everything we have prepared and experience reading with us! 📚✨

Inauguration of the BiblioViva Library

On June 9th, we celebrated the official inauguration of the Adult Education School library, BiblioViva, a project made possible thanks to the effort, dedication, and continuous work of all the teaching staff who participated in the cataloguing, organisation, and distribution of the library collections, as well as the resources provided through the Biblioinnova’t Programme.

After many years serving mainly as a book storage space, our library has now been transformed into a genuine place for learning, community engagement, and the promotion of reading. From now on, BiblioViva will host activities such as creative writing workshops, literary gatherings with invited authors, storytelling sessions, and many other cultural initiatives. In addition, it will offer a library lending service open to both the educational community and the general public.

To celebrate this special occasion, we shared a light refreshment and a commemorative cake, accompanied by a wonderful dolçaina performance by three colleagues and teachers from our school.

The new library also provided the perfect setting for launching its very first activity. Students from the FIPA programme delighted us with a moving poetry recital as a closing event for the academic year. During the recital, poems by renowned authors were presented alongside original works written by the students themselves, showcasing remarkable creativity, sensitivity, and talent.

Congratulations to everyone who made this project possible!

May BiblioViva remain, for many years to come, a vibrant space for culture, reading, learning, and community life.

Long live BiblioViva!