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Estepona begins the second phase of the school climate control plan with 35 units in 11 centres, ready before the 2026-2027 school year.
Torremolinos' Summer School, managed by NAIM, organises the drawing competition 'Your Perfect Day'. Laura Valle highlights the importance of these activities for social inclusion.
The Junta de Andalucía allocates 50 million euros for free textbooks, benefiting over 171,800 students in Málaga. Families will receive vouchers.
Estepona City Council tenders renovation of six bathrooms at CEIP Santo Tomás de Aquino for €114,279.28 as part of an €800,000 improvement plan.
Fuengirola opens registration on Monday for a 24-hour cybersecurity course for young people, with international certifications and a fee of 20 euros.
The Fuengirola City Council invests €831,942 in enhancing public schools over the summer, with key projects including a new roof at CEIP Valdelecrín.
The Manilva Town Hall takes advantage of summer to paint and restore schools and nurseries, focusing on San Luis School and Manilva Nursery.
A total of 96 public centres in Málaga benefit from an investment of nearly 13 million euros for improvements.
A total of 126 educational centres in Málaga have participated in the aulaDjaque programme, promoting chess education. The Education Department encourages more centres to sign up by the end of September.
The ‘ComunicA’ programme has involved 136 educational centres in Málaga, enhancing students' language skills through activities like school radio and debate tournaments.
During the 2025-2026 school year, over 2,000 residents of Málaga took part in the 'Mediterranean Classroom' programme, promoting healthy eating habits.
The Mijas Town Hall tenders the project to install covers at eleven public schools' sports courts, with a budget of €96,274.41.