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This amount could be increased based on needs, once classes start.

Likewise, the cleaning material has been increased and it is planned to carry out daily disinfections both in the courtyards and in the surroundings of each school The Jumilla City Council is going to reinforce with 50,000 euros for covid measures in cleaning in the public schools of Primary Education of the municipality, which will be added to the amount assigned regularly during each school year, which had already been increased this year.

"If it were necessary this amount would increase once the needs are seen when the face-to-face classes begin," said the mayor of Jumilla, Juana Guardiola.

"Rest assured that everything necessary is being done by the City Council and that it will continue to do so." Likewise, the cleaning material in the centers has been reinforced and it is planned to carry out daily disinfections both in the courtyards and in the surroundings of each school.

In addition, the Local Police have already contacted each educational center to respond to their requests and they already have their plan and reports prepared. As for the morning conciliation classrooms that had been offered in recent years, Juana Guardiola has reported that "they have not yet been planned because, although a decree was published announcing that we were granted just over 19,000 euros by the Department of Social Policy, which is the one who has the powers, this has not been developed through any order, so that today the subsidy is not effective.

" On the other hand, he has assured that "at no time, as the PP group spokesperson has said, do we refuse to receive financial aid to set up the so-called conciliation classrooms.

What we demand is that it be done with the corresponding epidemiological report from Health to guarantee the safety of our students, since the 'bubbles' that must be maintained would break.

Jumilla would have 93,000 euros according to the latest draft, which is still a draft, and no more than 130,000 as indicated by this spokesperson.

" "The City Council responds to its powers, but I demand from the Ministry of Education, whatever the sign, that the teaching hours of our students are 100% and not 80%, as it will be done in the rest of the communities autonomous, hiring the teachers that are necessary.

Likewise, we ask that the 74 million euros that have come from the Government of Spain for educational attention also reach the municipalities for the reinforcements that we have to assume, "he concluded.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla