Cooperation Agreement for School Modernization in the Canary Islands

Overview

The Canary Islands government has approved a cooperation agreement with the town of Breña Baja to modernize and improve accessibility at CEIP San José, a local primary school.

Signed on December 30, 2025, the deal outlines a €265,470.50 investment by the government to fund the project's design and construction work.

Breña Baja will handle the execution, including contracting and project management, while the government provides oversight and technical supervision. This joint effort aims to upgrade school infrastructure, ensuring safer, more accessible, and higher-quality educational spaces to better serve students and meet regulatory standards.

Broader Context

This initiative is part of broader efforts to upgrade educational infrastructure across the region, emphasizing accessibility and safety.

It highlights the importance of cooperation between local and regional authorities to optimize public resources and improve school environments.

Project Impact and Responsibilities

• The project’s completion should boost the overall quality of education facilities, benefiting students and staff by creating more inclusive and secure learning spaces.
• The agreement sets clear roles and responsibilities for both parties, with oversight from a joint follow-up committee.
• The municipality will bear responsibility for maintaining the upgraded facilities once completed.

Timeline

• The plan is set for a four-year timeline, with all work scheduled to finish by June 2027.

This reflects the ongoing regional commitment to educational development.