Fuengirola begins the 2025/2026 school year with a firm municipal commitment to the well -being of students and the improvement of educational centers
The act has been held at the Andalusian College and has been attended by Mayor Ana Mula, the Delegate of Educational Development of the Junta de Andalucía and the entire educational community. The City Council has invested this summer 350,000 euros in work of improvement and maintenance of educational centers
9/18/2025 – Fuengirola today has celebrated the official act of the beginning of the 2025/2026 school year at the Andalusia School, one of the most emblematic centers of the city, in which the firm municipal commitment for the welfare of students and the improvement of educational centers has been reflected. The mayor of Fuengirola, Ana Mula, has presided today this institutional event to which the Delegate of Educational Development of the Junta de Andalucía in Malaga, Miguel Briones, the Councilor for Education, Carmen Díaz, representatives of the Government Team, directors of the primary and secondary schools of the municipality, teachers, non -teaching staff, non -teaching staff, members of the AMPAS, as well as students and families.
During her speech, the governor has highlighted the excellent coordination that exists among all the agents involved in education in Fuengirola, as well as the firm municipal commitment to maintain public schools in the best possible conditions to guarantee an adequate learning environment. “AMPAS, teachers, directors, non -teaching staff, City Council … We form a great team that we work together to achieve a priority objective: that our children have the best conditions to develop the first steps of their personal and school training,” said Ana Mula.
The mayor, on a new occasion, thanked the involvement and professionalism of all the groups that are part of the educational community, and has underlined the constant commitment of the Consistory to the well -being of students and the proper functioning of schools.
In this regard, he recalled that during the summer important maintenance actions have been carried out in public schools in the city, with a municipal investment of 350,000 euros. These works have included covers of covers in several schools, improvements in interior facilities such as bathrooms, doors, luminaires and blinds, in addition to cleaning, disinfection, clearing and general conditioning tasks, carried out both by municipal services and by specialized companies. The beginning of the works of the new Picasso College, promoted by the Junta de Andalucía, has also been valued.
The election of the Andalusia College to host this act has not been accidental, since it is one of the oldest centers in the municipality and has been the subject of an emergency action last school year in one of its pavilions. Mula has thanked the educational community of the center “its exemplary attitude and collaboration during that period, which allowed the course to be developed normally despite the circumstances.” He also recalled that this school was the first to have a sports cover, an infrastructure that is already present in nine schools in the city thanks to the municipal initiative to improve educational facilities.
The mayor wanted to value the fluid and constant relationship that the City Council maintains with the centers through periodic meetings with the directors, the school councils and the AMPAS, which allows to detect needs and give effective answers in a timely manner. “It is a clear example of the Fuengirola Management model that we put into practice from the government that deals with and that allows, year after year, we can improve the conditions in which our children travel their school stage,” he said.
During the act, in which students of the Center and the Conservatory of Fuengirola have also intervened, the mayor has encouraged schoolchildren to enjoy their educational stage and to take advantage of all the learning opportunities provided by their teachers and classmates.