An investment of more than 6.9 million euros is planned for the construction of a new centre in the municipality.

The new centre will have two lines and six nursery school units, twelve primary school units and a UEECO classroom.

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New CEIP Can Picafort, in Santa Margalida

The Department of Education and Vocational Training has just published the tender for the construction of the new CEIP Can Picafort, in Santa Margalida, on the Public Sector Procurement Platform of the Ministry of Finance and Public Function, for an amount of 6,946,145.92 € and a completion period of 15 months.

The new nursery and primary school in Can Picafort will have two lines and will have six nursery school units, twelve primary school units and a UEECO classroom to accommodate a maximum of 457 pupils.

A new centre for Can Picafort

With a budget of more than 6.9 million euros and a completion period of 14 months once construction work has begun, this new infrastructure will meet the educational needs of the municipality.

The new centre will be located on a site in the Santa Eulàlia area, bordering the undeveloped pine forest area. The surface area of the site is 8,415 m² and the CEIP will have a built surface area of 3,606 m2.

The project foresees a construction following rational, economic and sustainable criteria. Therefore, natural resources will be used to achieve good air-conditioning of the centre, such as porches, gazebos, blinds, terraces, etc., in order to optimise resources.

This is a project financed by the European Union through the REACT-EU fund as part of the European Union’s response to the covid-19 pandemic, with the specific objective of responding to the schooling needs of compulsory education.

The construction of this new centre is one of the actions envisaged in the 2016-2023 Educational Infrastructure Plan (PIE 2016-2023) for the Balearic Islands, which aims to respond in an orderly and objective manner to the structural needs of educational centres in the Balearic Islands.