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The Government delegate, Joaquin Bascuñana, the Minister of Education, Culture and Universities, Pedro Antonio Sánchez, and the Mayor of Jumilla, Enrique Jimenez, visited today the new School of Early Childhood Education "The Carcha" which increases public education offer Jumilla, with facilities for 107 students between 12 months and three years, the construction represents an investment in the town of nearly 600,000 euros.

As explained by the mayor of Jumilla, Enrique Jimenez "is the first public nursery school to be built in Jumilla, something we have to thank the Government of Spain and the Ministry of Education".

Also highlighted the mayor, "Success will have the School regarding the demand for places, considering that it will be built alongside the new Education Centre Prince Felipe, so the school will facilitate continuity".

Meanwhile the Minister pointed as "rule is to prioritize, and for us public education is a clear priority, which has enabled us to invest 600,000 euros in this new educational infrastructure, the first public Infant School Jumilla, which is also located in a strategic area of ​​growth, where utilities arrive before the buildings, a model guarantees the welfare state, and sound planning, as expected before there is demand, the City anticipates betting on growth their city. "

Alongside School Childhood Education Prince Felipe new school will be built with an investment of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Universities of 3.3 million euros.

Thus, the proximity of the two schools facilitate the transition of students from school to school.

"The educational investments in Jumilla still growing, with public budget for quality public services, that will remain our line of work, support the City Council, the mayor in their claims, and ultimately the people of Jumilla" tinged by respect the Minister of Education.

Finally, the government delegate, Joaquin Bascuñana, impacted on the satisfaction of parents and school community with the Centre's facilities.

"As public administrators, and as people who are dedicated to serving others, we are fulfilling an extraordinary mission, provide a necessary service in Jumilla, as is the first nursery school".

The work of the three administrations contributes to the planning of educational infrastructure to complete the map of schools and colleges of the city and allows to meet the demands of families of Jumilla and give teachers and students better spaces for development of teaching and learning for school success.

The center has two units with 13 seats for schoolchildren in 12 months to two years each;

and four units in the third year of junior kindergarten, four of them for 16 students from two to three years and the other for 17 students.

Currently the Centre provides educational services to 14 school, as well as children and children involved in the afternoons in extracurricular activities organized by the school.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla