Secondary School Martins Sarmento

Renowned school in Guimarães City

Good years spent studying there.

Very good educational establishment. With a good location.

flagship educational institution of the city. It suffered important works respecting front elevation and stairway.

Great school!

I came by a Roblox player, idk the msm school

This establishment is in a greasy state, but the students who attend these facilities are completely filthy and greasy from head to toe. Student Maria is greasy.

Creation: 1890 (Law of 14 September); 1891 (Royal Charter of 8 January) Start of operation: Academic year 1891/92 The city of Guimarães was, in the second half of the 19th century, one of the most dynamic Portuguese urban centers. Official education was present with a small municipal network of primary education schools and with the biennial course that grouped several secondary education subjects. For a long time, the dominant social and economic groups in Guimarães fought for the creation of a lyceum. This village, raised to the status of city only in 1853, asserted itself, throughout the second half of the 19th century, as a counterpoint to the district capital, Braga. In 1890, Parliament approved the creation of the Small Seminary of Nossa Senhora da Oliveira (Letter of Law of 14 September). By the Royal Charter of 8 January 1891, addressed to the Archbishop of Braga, the Government clarified the type of educational establishment that was created. After the establishment of the Republic, the Seminary-Liceu was transformed, in 1911, into the Liceu Nacional, and the theological course was extinguished. In the first two decades of operation of the Guimarães high school, only the general course was taught. This situation caused serious inconveniences, especially for students who wanted to continue their studies, forcing them to move to Braga or Porto, cities that had central high schools, reducing, from the outset, the attendance of the high school in Guimarães. The Lyceum Council made the central power feel the need to convert the National Lyceum into Central Lyceum. In 1917, at the proposal of a high school teacher, the then deputy canon José Maria Gomes, the National Assembly transformed the high school into a “central”. Its patron is the Guimarães native, Sage, Historian, Archaeologist and Ethnologist, Francisco Martins de Gouveia Morais Sarmento.