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The mayor of Education, Joseph Marotta, this conference brought to a close Friday with a panel discussion and presentation of a recipe book |

The CEIP San Francisco Javier turns 50 this year and celebrated last week with a full schedule of plans for this small center. Musical, dance and storytelling were some of the activities that the students could enjoy.

Seniors also able to visit the exhibitions that were designed for the occasion within the school premises.

To conclude the program, the Councillor for Education, Joseph Marotta attended last Friday at the close of the holidays with a panel discussion attended by former members of the educational community.

Also that evening is also a cookbook developed by students of the center has been funded by the Department of Education was presented.

More than fifty people, young and old, attended Friday to celebrate in style the half century of college life with included music concert in the courtyard of the school to the delight of students and teachers.

This recipe includes the traditional eating habits of students, both in the area of ​​Cartagena as elsewhere because the school has students of different nationalities as Moroccans, Ecuadorians, Ukrainians, and Nigeria, among others.

50 YEARS OF CEIP SAN FRANCISCO JAVIER

By the year 1896, and attended the neighborhood kids taught to classes at Santa Florentina, by Carmen Conesa.

Contributed his chair and 20 cents of that time.

Missing this school education in the district lived different stages.

The Colegio San Francisco Javier began to be recognized as such by the fifties.

Officially has 1964 as date of nomenclature.

Since then the number of students multiplied quickly, reaching seven hundred during the EGB.

Buildings and Classrooms succeeded-Garage became better life.

Centre currently hosts about three hundred children and Primary.

Nestled mostly in Scipio Park, the College is part of the social and cultural life of the neighborhood, and represents one of the most genuine identity.

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Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena