Summary
- Torrevieja City council renovates green areas in all public schools before the 2025/2026 school year.
- Maintenance work includes pruning, mowing, clearing, cleaning, and irrigation system checks.
- Work carried out by contracted company Actúa ensures safer, greener, and more pleasant school environments.
- 12 public schools across Torrevieja benefit from these improvements.
- Additional municipal green space maintenance scheduled for autumn and winter seasons.
Torrevieja Enhances School Green Spaces Ahead of New Academic year
With the new school year 2025/2026 fast approaching, the Torrevieja City Council has taken meaningful steps to ensure public school grounds are well-maintained and welcoming. Through its Parks and Gardens Service,the municipality has completed a comprehensive update of the green spaces in all 12 public schools across the city.
Comprehensive Maintenance for Healthier School Environments
The municipal efforts began in the second half of August and involved a series of important landscaping activities:
- Pruning of trees and bushes to promote healthy growth and reduce hazards
- Mowing lawns to keep grassy areas tidy and safe for students
- Clearing undergrowth and debris to prevent pest problems and improve accessibility
- Cleaning schoolyards to maintain hygiene and aesthetics
- Irrigation system inspection to guarantee adequate watering and water efficiency
These improvements were executed by Actúa, the firm contracted by the City Council to provide ongoing maintenance services, guaranteeing quality and sustainability in these vital green spaces.
Schools Benefiting from the Green Space Refurbishment
| Public Schools |
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| CEIP virgen del Carmen |
| CEIP Inmaculada Concepción |
| CEIP Cuba |
| CEIP El Acequión |
| CEIP Maestro Salvador Ruso |
| CEIP Romualdo Ballester |
| CEIP Nuestra señora del Rosario |
| CEIP Las Culturas |
| CEIP Habaneras |
| CEIP Ciudad del Mar |
| CEIP Amanecer |
| CEIP nº. 14 |
Eco-amiable spaces for the Entire School Community
Concha Sala, Torrevieja’s Councilor for Parks and Gardens, emphasized the importance of these maintenance tasks. Many of the green areas cared for are shared spaces used by students, teachers, and families alike.These green zones serve as “small lungs of oxygen” within the schools, providing healthier environments and contributing to urban sustainability.
Looking Ahead: More Green Upkeep Planned
The municipal Parks and Gardens Service is also preparing to launch a series of landscaping and tree care projects across the city during autumn and winter. These efforts aim to reinforce the maintenance and beauty of public parks, gardens, and urban tree populations, enhancing Torrevieja’s green infrastructure year-round.
Why Green Spaces Matter in Schools
Maintaining green areas at schools offers numerous advantages:
- Improves air quality, providing clean, fresh air for children and staff
- Offers safe and attractive places for outdoor learning, play, and relaxation
- Supports children’s mental health through exposure to natural surroundings
- Encourages environmental awareness from a young age, fostering sustainable habits
By investing in outdoor spaces, Torrevieja reaffirms its commitment to education, wellbeing, and the habitat.
Stay informed about local news and initiatives by following updates from Torrevieja City Council and related services to see how green improvements continue to enrich the community.
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