Torrevieja Town Council, through its Parks and Gardens Service, has carried out a comprehensive maintenance of green spaces at all public schools in the municipality since the second half of August. This initiative aims to ensure that these outdoor areas are in pristine condition for the start of the 2025-2026 school year. The maintenance activities included pruning, mowing, clearing, cleaning, and inspecting irrigation systems.
The work has been executed by Actúa, the company awarded the service, ensuring that the spaces are safer, more pleasant, and sustainable for students, teachers, and families. The public schools that have benefitted from these efforts include Virgen del Carmen, Inmaculada Concepción, Cuba, El Acequión, Maestro Salvador Ruso, Romualdo Ballester, Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Las Culturas, Habaneras, Ciudad del Mar, Amanecer, and number fourteen.
Concha Sala, the Councillor for Parks and Gardens, emphasised the importance of these actions, which in most cases, involve caring for significant common areas of the schools. These areas will be shared by the entire school community and act as small oxygenation lungs within each institution.
Additionally, the municipal Parks and Gardens service is finalising a package of projects in various areas of the municipality, which will begin to develop as the autumn and winter seasons approach, further enhancing the care of parks, gardens, and trees across Torrevieja.
This article was written with AI assistance and reviewed by a human editor before publication.