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The school in El Toro Village starts the school year with 18 students
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The school in El Toro Village starts the school year with 18 students

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General9 September 2026 at 13:07

The Infant and Primary school in El Toro Village opened its doors this Wednesday to start a new school year with 18 students, which represents two more students than the previous year. The educational institution is located in the town of Alto Palancia, in the province of Castellón.

This growth of two students allows consolidating the positive trend of the educational community in this small town. The increase in enrollments indicates a gradual strengthening of the school population in the region.

The return to classes proceeded normally, with students resuming their academic activities at this educational establishment that serves the infant and primary population of El Toro Village.

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