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Former 2001 students gather again in Seia 25 years later. A reunion to recall stories and rekindle friendships

Jornal Santa Marinha10 September 2026 at 16:59

On September 26th, the Secondary School of Seia will host a reunion of former students who attended the 12th year of secondary or vocational education in the municipality in 2001. This is the first time this generation is gathering, 25 years later, to recall stories, rekindle friendships and celebrate the paths taken during this period.

The event will start at 7:00 PM and will include music, food, entertainment and lots of good vibes. Participation costs 27.50 euros, an amount that includes entry, a welcome drink, food and prizes. Additional beverages may be purchased at the bar, run by SenaLonga. Registrations are open until September 13th and are only confirmed after payment.

The organization calls on all former students to help find colleagues and join this reunion. The event has the support of the School Grouping of Seia, the Parish Council of Seia and the Municipality of Seia. For more information or registrations, interested parties can contact the organizing committee through the email [email protected] or the phone number 918 959 739.

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