CEIP ADAMANCASIS

CEIP Adamancasis is a public center for Early Childhood and Primary Education located in the urban area of El Paso, in the heart of the island of La Palma, about 600 meters above sea level. It serves as the head center for the educational institutions in the municipality, and its surroundings include the Caldera de Taburiente park and the areas of Cumbre Nueva and Cumbre Vieja. It offers the second cycle of Early Childhood Education (3-6 years) and Primary Education (6-12 years), with hours from Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM. It has complementary services, including a school cafeteria.

The center began its activities in the 1981-1982 school year and has reached its 40th anniversary. It develops the Innovation Project for Sustainable Learning Development (PIDAS), with lines promoting health and emotional education, environmental education and sustainability, equality and social and gender emotional education, linguistic communication, library and school radio, and the social, cultural, and historical heritage of the Canary Islands. It also participates in the Educational Transition Program esTEla, the Territorial Cooperation Program for Inclusive Education in Early Childhood Education, the AICLE program for integrated learning of content and foreign languages, the eTwinning program, the Newton Project and Active Mathematics with OAOA, and the Ecological School Gardens Project.

Among its activities, it has organized the museum 'Women Who Pave the Way' around International Women's Day, with classrooms dedicated to women who have paved the way in various fields, and has participated in the Reventón Aula Educational Project through a recreational-sporting activity at the Hacienda de El Pino. Its declared goals are effective organization and coordination, innovation, a democratic, open, and supportive character, and the creation of a safe environment that promotes quality of life.