The City Council of Totana corporate approved unanimously in ordinary plenary session on the afternoon of yesterday, called by the name of Doņa Pepita Lopez Gandia Point of Care for Children - PAI-located in the Urbanizaciķn El Parral de Totana, and school currently has a total of 60 children aged between 1 and 2 years.
Through this initiative, launched jointly by Council of Citizen Participation and Education, the Councillor for Education, Roque Molina said the convenience to choose as the name of a person of great career in education as Dona Pepita Lopez Gandia, wife Matthew Garcia, official historian and adopted son of Totana, primary teachers aimed at developing Totana where almost all his professional life.
He explained that was parvula par excellence, was part of the Local Council of Primary Education, working very actively implemented in local schools Graduation Education, and participated in numerous occasions with his effort and dedication in getting the Colonies School may be out in the town, always thinking of the good of the children.
According Legaz Molina said, was a very loved and respected by his peers, he served as director for several years at the National College of Santiago and was also an excellent professional education, which in his opinion "deserves special mention and remember not only his career but for his great qualities as a person. "
Totana City Council has an infrastructure for training public education through the education of children aged between 1 and 2 years.
The infrastructure hosts eight children's classrooms to accommodate the first cycle up to 25 children each, toilet modules, an administrative area with offices, staff room, reception, public toilets, clothing, kitchen, dining, storage, zone Games and garden area, among other services.
The building, located on the street corner Santomera with San Antonio in the neighborhood of El Parral near the IES "Juan de la Cierva" is on one level and has projected adapted for people with disabilities, adapted toilets and changing rooms and ramps.
This infrastructure, which is implemented in two phases, is hosting this year (1 st phase) the education of 60 children aged between one and two years, and in a second phase could accommodate the enrollment of some 130 children.
