ORDER of April 29, 2026 which regulates participation in the solidarity fund for textbooks and calls for aid to acquire textbooks and school supplies intended for students enrolled in primary education, compulsory secondary education and special education in educational centers supported with public funds for the 2026/27 school year.
The DEADLINE for submitting applications will end on June 19, 2026 (inclusive).
On Friday, May 26, the Local Police of Santiago de Compostela offered a lecture for the students of 4th grade of Primary Educa
As every year, the Local Police of Santiago taught us the basic rules of Road Education at the Amio fairground. It was a very fun morning!
On Friday March 17, the students of 6°EP visited the Pantheon of the Cathedral of Santiago. Through an entertaining game of riddles and mimicry we remember the illustrious figures of our history who are there.
Today the 1st and 2nd year students of Primary Education were lucky enough to be able to visit the Teatro Principal to enjoy a play en
Last February 23, the 3rd and 4th grade students attended the didactic concert "Music and evolution", which corresponds to the new discipline of biomusicology.In this concert, 43 different Galician mus
Once again our neighborhood was able to enjoy the Carnival parade of La Milagrosa school after this long journey through the desert that was the pandemic. It is a very special parade where the streets surrounding the center are filled with color and joy where the smiles of those who witness it are constant when they see the little ones dressed up for such a special occasion.
Below we explain the steps to follow for the admission and registration of students at our center according to current regulations .
The ALCER association came to our school on the afternoon of Monday 16 February to talk about who they are and the importance of organ donation in our society. We learned and talked at length about chronic kidney disease and were encouraged to reflect on everything we talked about. It was a pleasure to have them!
Did you know that the historic center of Santiago de Compostela was surrounded for years by a large wall of almost two kilometers? And that possibly in your day-to-day life you pass through one of the gates of the wall that were strategic in the Middle Ages? Little is known about the original construction of the wall, although the Calixtine Codex did refer to the seven main gates, which served as communication between the city and the countryside. It was Porta Faxeira, Porta da Mámoa, Porta do Camiño, Porta da Pena, Porta de San Francisco, Mazarelos and Porta da Trinidade.
The 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade students visited the Natural History Museum of Santiago.