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The City Council will build canteens for schools Ricardo Campillo and Mother Esperanza if not assumed the Ministry

After three full months of difficulties, the City of Santomera has concluded the work to remove asbestos from school Nuestra Señora del Rosario, which have included the replacement of old roofs of asbestos cement with new ones made with no harmful materials to health.

Students and teachers returned to center on October 3, but could not occupy the pavilion A until last Monday, once certified decontamination and total absence of risk.

In this building six classrooms are located corresponding to four groups, plus another purpose and computer, library, offices and staff rooms and the cafeteria, which just today reopens after the review and development of facilities kitchen.

Thus, the center has regained complete normality.

Got the old claim of change covers the interest of the City, address and school AMPA is now focused on another ancient aspiration to improve the security of a complex that has eighty years of history: the installation of an output emergency for the pavilion a, which currently has a unique escape.

In this regard, the Directorate General of Department reported that the works have already been awarded and to be completed before November 25, once the contractor and address of the CEIP Nuestra Señora del Rosario agree on how to minimize the impact of work on the normal functioning of the educational activity.

Another important demand, modernization of the electrical system of the school, which has many serious shortcomings, must however wait until next year, according to the commitment that has taken him to the AMPA the director general of Department, María Dolores Valcárcel.

school canteens

Also in education, Santomera City Council has sent this morning to the Ministry the study for the installation of two separate school canteens in schools Ricardo Campillo and Mother Esperanza.

The project has been prepared by the municipal officers, but its implementation requires prior approval by the Autonomous Community.

In this regard, the Councillor for Education, Maria Jose Medina Palao, announced that, "while not competition of the City, we are willing to make the economic effort needed to carry out the works, should the Council not take, with the aim that all schools in the municipality provide the same services and are equal ".

According to the mayor of Works and Services, Joaquin Rubio Gomariz, "confident that these eaters can open its doors next January."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Santomera