[6] Besides it counts with sections devoted to the Valencian chant, dances, chorus, and publishing.

Lo Rat Penat supports the singularity of the Valencian language as opposed to a variety of Catalan.

The association defends, uses, and promotes an alternative codification for Valencian called Norms of El Puig, regulated by the Royal Academy of Valencian Culture (RACV), and calls for its officialization.

In this field the association organises several courses of Valencian following the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Its teaching activity has only been official by the Valencian authorities in the period 1980–1983,[7] and was legally recognised between 2015 and 2016.