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Salesians invest 830 thousand euros in primary school renovation

dnoticias.pt12 September 2026 at 15:44

The Salesians of Funchal inaugurate next Monday, September 14, the renovation of the primary school sector of their college, in an investment of 830 thousand euros made by the Salesians Foundation. This intervention represents a significant update of the educational infrastructure of the institution.

The work covers a total of 12 classrooms, a music room, an office for the cycle director and a teachers' room. All these spaces were subject to a complete renovation to improve teaching and learning conditions.

The classrooms were equipped with air conditioning, acoustic ceilings, interactive whiteboards and new furniture. These improvements aim to provide a more comfortable and modern environment for both students and teachers.

According to the institution, following the completion of this intervention, the college now has four preschool rooms, although the information about the preschool rooms appears to be incomplete in the original article.

Why this matters

Readers in the Funchal region, particularly parents and students of the Salesian college, directly benefit from this modernization of the primary school facilities, which improves teaching conditions with interactive technology and environmental comfort. The investment of 830 thousand euros by the Salesians Foundation represents a significant commitment to education in Madeira, following the trend of school infrastructure modernization in the region.

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