The La Valira Institute led the protest in the capital of Alt Urgell with almost total support, where 85% of teachers and 90% of students joined the call. In contrast, at the Joan Brudieu Institute, participation was significantly lower, with only 26% of staff adhering to the strike.
In primary schools, support hovered around half of the staff. Both Albert Vives School and Pau Claris School saw 50% of their workers join the strike. Meanwhile, Castell-ciutat School did not release official figures following instructions from the Department of Education.
“"Public education is standing up, organized, and not willing to remain silent."
The day culminated in a massive demonstration in Barcelona, drawing approximately 100,000 people according to unions. Many teachers from the region traveled to the Catalan capital in organized buses from Organyà, Oliana, and Ponts to demand better working conditions.
