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Students from ESA and EB2/3 of Côja start classes in requalified facilities

Diário de Coimbra4 September 2026 at 09:30

Students from the Secondary School of Arganil (ESA) and the Basic School 2/3 of Côja started the new school year in requalified facilities. The modernization works in these schools in the municipality of Arganil were completed in time for the start of classes.

The requalification works were financed by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), a European financing program aimed at economic recovery after the pandemic. The works proceeded at a good pace, allowing students to benefit from the renovated spaces already this school year.

The interventions included improvements to the physical infrastructure of the schools, providing better teaching and learning conditions. With the completion of these works, students in the municipality of Arganil now have more modern and appropriate educational establishments.

The start of the school year in the renovated schools represents an important milestone for the educational community of Arganil, which finally sees the investment in improving its school infrastructure realized.

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