The third day of the meeting was led by Xavier Aragay and Jonquera Arnó, president and director of Reimagine Education, an educational transformation team that, as their website states, dreams of ‘a comprehensive and innovative education at the service of people’.
The morning began with a talk on the challenges of education today, which highlighted issues such as the need to include Artificial Intelligence in schools, the current situation of school staff and the commitment to creating a clear and shared student exit profile.
The experts are committed to the idea of changing perspective when teaching and not only focusing on the transmission of knowledge but also on educating students.
Other highlights were the connection with the charisma of the students and the need to differentiate oneself from other projects, as well as the key elements for developing conscious leadership capable of inspiring and mobilising teams.
Participants also attended Sunday Mass at the Hermitage Chapel. Coordinated by the community of brothers of the house, they had the opportunity to share the mass with other regular parishioners.
In the afternoon Xavier and Jonquera continued the morning session, focusing on the current challenges facing the Marist school and the role and position of the 21st-century headteacher.