The City Council of Fuenlabrada has completed maintenance works in ten public schools, ensuring they are ready for the return to classes in September. The interventions range from structural repairs to safety improvements.
Ten public schools in Fuenlabrada have undergone significant improvement and maintenance works during the summer, in order to guarantee their optimal condition for the start of the next academic year in September. The actions include both internal and external work, covering everything from repairing the pavement to prevent flooding to upgrading fire protection systems. The Councillor for Education, Ana Pérez, highlighted the importance of these interventions, stating that it is "essential" for educational centres to be in the best possible condition at the start of the academic year.
Among the schools benefiting are Aula III, Carlos Cano, El Trigal, and Juan XXIII. The works also include the sanitation of pipes and the replacement of polycarbonate in a pergola. Additionally, repairs have been carried out to eliminate leaks and dampness, as well as general maintenance of elevators and painting in the porches.
These actions are not exclusive to the summer period; according to Pérez, they are carried out throughout the year to address any incidents that may arise. This proactive approach ensures that students return to a safe and functional environment.
The investment made by the City Council reflects a continuous commitment to public education and school infrastructure. Compared to previous years, where only specific improvements were made before the start of the term, this year a more comprehensive plan has been adopted that aims to address multiple needs at the same time.
As September approaches, parents and students can be assured that their schools will be ready to welcome them. For those interested in learning more about the facilities or any other aspect related to the start of the academic year, it is recommended to visit the official website of the City Council or contact the educational centres directly.
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