Orihuela Considers Emergency Work and Temporary Classrooms for Virgen De La Puerta School
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Vicente Pina, councillor of Education of the City of Orihuela said this Wednesday at a press conference that the structural problems of the Virgin of the Gate CEIP are not new, but are practically dragged since its construction: the building was received in 1972, began to welcome students in 1973 and as early as 1976 cracks were detected, with subsequent reports, props and proposals of eviction since the late 1970s.
Orihuela Considers Emergency Work and Temporary Classrooms for Virgen de la Puerta School
Orihuela City Council is finalising several options to protect pupils and ensure classes can continue at CEIP Virgen de la Puerta amid longstanding concerns about the building’s structural condition. Education councillor Vicente Pina said the preferred option is to carry out urgent safety work so pupils can remain at the school. The measures could include strengthening pillars, installing additional supports and closing any classrooms or other a…
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