Other activities: outings and visits, concerts, films, theatre, craft workshops, social gatherings, etc.
Complementary activities for vibrant and participatory learning
At Torrent Adult School, we are committed to a holistic education that goes beyond the classroom. That’s why we offer a wide range of activities linked to the school’s curriculum, designed to enrich learning and encourage active student participation.
Among these initiatives, we highlight the quarterly screening of films for first and second cycle groups, followed by group discussions to foster critical thinking and collective dialogue. We also organize concerts, cultural visits to museums, and guided tours to deepen heritage knowledge, along with English-language theatre performances that engage students and encourage playful language practice.
In addition, we promote craft workshops aimed at developing linguistic skills, written expression, creativity, and critical thinking. We also host social events that support inclusion, social cohesion, and respect for diversity.
All of these activities help create a motivating, inclusive, and globally minded educational environment—where learning becomes a rich and transformative experience.
FIPA
On Thursday March the 19th, the FIPA students from the Adult School of Torrent took part in an enriching visit to the Silk Exchange Guild College of Valencia, where they discovered the history of the silk guild and admired the beauty of this emblematic building, a symbol of Valencian artisanal splendour. The experience was very interesting and allowed them to gain first-hand knowledge of a fundamental part of the city’s cultural heritage.
Afterwards, they visited the exhibitions at the Valencian Museum of Illustration and Modernity (MuVIM), where they enjoyed a variety of stimulating artistic and cultural proposals.
It was a very complete day, full of learning and good moments, which everyone thoroughly enjoyed.
FIPA
The FIPA students took part in a field trip to the Prehistory Museum of Valencia, where they participated in the workshop “You Tarzan, Me Jane”, focused on reflecting on gender roles in the context of March 8. The activity was completed with a visit to the Valencian Museum of Ethnology, where they were able to learn about different aspects of Valencian culture and traditions.
Conference–Workshop: HOW TO PREVENT AND PROTECT OURSELVES FROM DISASTERS – MARCH 4
Within the framework of the activities for the week of March 8, the school organised a conference–workshop with Carmen Grau, an expert in disaster management and a researcher in Japan. The session, held at the Casa de la Cultura in Torrent, addressed the importance of prevention, preparedness and public awareness in the face of emergency situations.
The activity provided an opportunity to reflect on current challenges related to natural disasters and the role of the community in protection and response to these situations.
