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Eagles Mayor, Juan Ramírez Soto, Councillor of Education, Francisco Clemente and the mayor of Goods and Works, Catalina Lorenzo, today visited the construction work of the College Eagles No. 9.

During the tour, led by the chief architect of the technical unit of the Ministry of Education of the Autonomous Community of Murcia, Ernesto Martínez Cornejo, municipal authorities have noted the advanced stage found in the works.

The College, located in a municipal lot located at the "La Loma", consists of two units (and Primary) and is equipped with three buildings, interconnected by porches, and two sports courts.

Pavilion No. 1: houses, on one level, 6 children Education classrooms, meeting room and classroom psychomotor.

Pavilion No. 2: Equipped with three levels, accommodates 12 classrooms of primary education, library, offices and other auxiliary facilities.

Pavilion No. 3: In the houses the kitchen, multipurpose room and gym.

In his statement to the media, the architect Martínez Cornejo has highlighted the timeliness of performance provided by the Ministry of Education, noting that "the first building, which houses classrooms for Children, will be completed by next January, as had marked the Autonomous Region for use if needed. "

Eagles Mayor has referred to the marching pace of works, while he pointed out that "the work will be fully completed in June, later providing the classrooms of the materials needed and that everything is ready for the start of next school year. "

Juan Ramirez was keen to stress that "this is the third major action this year on education, if we consider the extension of the school Las Lomas and the construction of three new classrooms Children at the center Storekeeper Joaquin."

For his part, Councillor for Education, Francisco Clemente, stated that "this work provides to our election commitment, the citizens of Eagle, to expand the network of schools."

Similarly, Clement wanted to note that "these policies on education will be added soon, not only the care that is currently being built in Las Yuccas, but a new charter schools and one kindergarten in the Las Paddles."

Finally, the mayor of Goods and Works, Catherine Lawrence, wanted to influence the functionality and quality of future school, calling it a "modern and in keeping with what the aquiline deserve."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas