Works on the exterior carpentry of these three schools in Castelló to improve thermal insulation
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Works on the exterior carpentry of these three schools in Castelló to improve thermal insulation

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General4 September 2026 at 15:17

The City Council of Castelló carried out renovation works on the exterior carpentry at three public schools in the city: CEIP Carles Salvador, Sanchis Yago and Enriqueta Agut. These interventions were carried out during the summer period and will allow the centers to start the new school year with improved facilities.

The works are part of a broader plan to improve public schools in Castelló, with the aim of modernizing the facilities and providing better conditions for the development of educational activities. The Education councilor, María España, and the Public Services councilor, Sergio Toledo, highlighted the importance of these interventions during the reception of the works.

The main advantages of the new carpentry are improved thermal insulation and greater comfort in the classrooms, both in summer and in winter. This improvement will contribute to creating a more suitable environment for students and teachers.

The visit for the reception of the works was also attended by municipal architect Alba Martín, municipal general auditor Amparo Grifo, heads of the educational centers and representatives of the companies responsible for carrying out the interventions.

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