Activities for schools

A social responsibility measure aimed at underachieving 14- to 16-year old secondary school students. The aim is to encourage them not to give up on their education and to go into vocational training as an alternative route into the world of work.

Activity aimed at 14-16 year old secondary school students in special education. These young people, given the difficulties they face, struggle to keep up with their studies and are highly likely to give up. The workshop is intended to encourage them to continue with their integration and contribute to society.

Activity aimed at 14-16 year old secondary school students who have a record of anti-social behaviour.

After analysing the ways in which transport facilities are treated with disrespect, TMB calls on the participants to work together to find ways to change how they behave in public spaces. The aim is to raise students’ awareness of how to use transport and public spaces correctly.

Activity aimed at students in special education. Visit to the Horta or Ponent Bus Depot. The aim is to allow participants to discover the different parts of a bus, especially those that keep the user safe and comfortable. The visit also addresses the rules of civic behaviour.

Activity for infant and young primary schoolchildren. A guided tour of a metro station near the school (chosen by the teachers) allows pupils to learn about the station and its surroundings.

Activity aimed at students in the middle stage of primary education. A guided tour of a metro station near the school (chosen by the teachers) allows pupils to learn about the station and its surroundings.

Activity aimed at students in the last stage of primary education. A guided tour of the Horta bus station designed to teach pupils about how the bus network works. The tour highlights the work that has to be done as a result of the vandalism and anti-social behaviour of some users.

Activity aimed at students in the first and second stages of compulsory secondary education (ESO). A guided tour of the Metro Control Centre gives students the opportunity to find out how this centre operates and its role in regulating the frequency of trains on the line and their safety.

Activity aimed at students in the first and second stages of compulsory secondary education (ESO). A guided tour of the Traffic Regulation Centre gives students the opportunity to find out how the bus network is controlled and learn about the centre’s role in regulating the frequency of buses and their safety.

Activity aimed at students in compulsory secondary education. A guided tour of the Sant Genis metro depot allows students to learn about how the metro network operates and the work done at a depot. The tour highlights the work that has to be done as a result of the vandalism and anti-social behaviour of some users.

Aimed at students in voluntary secondary education and vocational training. A guided tour of the Zona Franca bus depot raises students’ awareness of the importance of public transport for the sustainable and safe movement of people. They also learn about the work done by TMB in seeking alternative energy sources.

Activity aimed at students in the middle and last stages of primary education. Pupils on a guided tour learn about the Montjuïc funicular railway and cable car and the service this unique infrastructure provides to the public.

Activity aimed at students in the first and second stages of compulsory secondary education (ESO). Students learn how to plan a route on public transport using new technologies. They also study the influence of public transport on the development of the towns in the Barcelona metropolitan area.

Aimed at students in voluntary secondary education and vocational training. A guided tour through 100 years of the history of public transport in Barcelona, including a tour of a vintage bus and the Triangle bus depot, where one of Barcelona’s very first metro trains is housed.

Activity aimed at students in te middle and last stage of primary education. Throug a guided visit of an authomated metro station pupils learn about how the station, the environment and the different elements work.