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Salesianos invest 830 thousand euros in the total renovation of the Primary School building
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Salesianos invest 830 thousand euros in the total renovation of the Primary School building

dnoticias.pt14 September 2026 at 18:30

The Salesian College inaugurated, this Monday, the total renovation of the Primary Education building. The total investment amounted to at least 830 thousand euros, a value fully supported by the Salesians Foundation.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by several regional political figures, including the president of the Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque, the regional secretary of Education, Elsa Fernandes, and the mayor of Funchal, Jorge Carvalho.

This intervention represents a significant improvement in the college's infrastructure for Primary Education students, although the article does not specifically detail what works were carried out in the renovated building.

Why this matters

Parents and students of Primary Education at the Salesian College will now benefit from fully renovated facilities, with a significant investment of 830 thousand euros. The presence of the main regional political figures at this inauguration underscores the importance attributed to education in Madeira. This project was made possible thanks to the exclusive funding from the Salesians Foundation, with no costs to families or the government. WHY: none

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