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The BORM today published the basis for granting aid to reuse projects textbooks and call for financial assistance for the purchase of educational materials and textbooks

AMPAS REUSE PROJECT GRANTS (up to June 5, 2014)

After last week, the Local Government Board approve the regulatory bases for granting aid to reuse projects textbooks, this morning the announcement was published in the BORM, so today, the AMPAS schools in the municipality who are interested, can initiate the process to apply for these grants.

It is a pioneering initiative in the town, which aims to encourage the reuse of primary school books, subsidizing part of the project, with a budget of 15,000 euros.

Associations of Parents will be responsible for applying for grants, whose term runs until June 5.

The rules of the competition are available on the municipal website, at the following link: http://www.jumilla.org/avisot.asp?id=324 or in the Department of Education, located in the House of Cultural, Avenida Reyes Catolicos.

2nd CYCLE AID CHILDREN EDUCATION (UP TO 18 JUNE 2014)

Likewise, also now been published in the BORM, the call for obtaining financial assistance for the purchase of teaching materials and textbooks for students of 2nd cycle of infant education, (3 4 Y 5 years).

This year, like last year, the distribution of aid will serve primarily income criteria, and support will be up to 100 euros.

The deadline for applications is until 18 June.

Likewise, the rules of the competition are available on the municipal website, at the following link http://www.jumilla.org/avisot.asp?id=325 or in the Department of Education.

As highlighted by the Councillor for Education, Alicia Abellan, "it is more than evident commitment of the government team, to increase allocations for education grants and subsidies, so that we have raised € 15,000 for reuse projects textbook, 30,000 euros for the 2nd Cycle of Child and 45,000 euros for the transport of students pursuing degrees out of town, therefore, making the City's aid add up, increasing allocations for education.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla