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Students from the Arizmendi Ikastola Microinformatics Training Cycle repairing the printers.

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Students of the Middle Degree Course in Microinformatics taught by Arizmendi Ikastola in Arrasate have refurbished 260 printers that will be sent to schools in Africa. The teams that had been decommissioned from OSI Goierri-Alto Urola have been allocated to the Classrooms Without Borders 2025 project.
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Students from the Arizmendi Ikastola Microinformatics Training Cycle repairing the printers.

Students of the Middle Degree Course in Microinformatics taught by Arizmendi Ikastola in Arrasate have refurbished 260 printers that will be sent to schools in Africa. The teams that had been decommissioned from OSI Goierri-Alto Urola have been allocated to the Classrooms Without Borders 2025 project.

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