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Jerez repairs roofs and coverings in about ten public schools

The Jerez City Council has completed works on the roofs and facades of six schools between September and October and is now working on three other centres.

CádizYa newsroom ·

Un operario con arnés y casco blanco trabaja sentado sobre un tejado de tejas onduladas bajo un cielo azul.
Photo: Ayuntamiento de Jerez de la Frontera
The leaks and roofs in poor condition at the public schools in Jerez face a round of repairs. Between September and October, work has been completed on the cornices and the perimeter facade of CEIP Juventud, on the roof of CEIP Al-Ándalus and on part of the roofs of CEIP Sagrada Familia, CEIP Miguel de Cervantes and CEIP Alcazaba, as detailed by the Education delegate, Nela García. The most recent action has been at CEIP La Unión, where a new skylight has been installed and the roof has been repaired.

Work underway and upcoming

Right now work is underway on the roof of the infant school building at CEIP Vallesequillo, on a section of the roof of IES Andrés de Rivera and on the east-facing facade wall of CEIP Poeta Carlos Álvarez. Improvements are also planned at CEIP Tomás Pinilla, on the porch of CEIP La Ina and a project to tackle the leaks in the roofs of CEIP Federico Mayo. The roof projects at the San José Obrero, Torresoto and El Retiro schools are already drafted and approved, awaiting the budgets. The projects for the playground of CEIP Tartessos and the primary school roof of CEIP Federico García Lorca are also being drafted. García has stated that these tasks are part of a continuous and planned action plan, with the aim that teaching takes place in comfortable and safe conditions. The City Council acts within its scope of powers in the city's public schools.

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