España

CEIP España is a public school for Early Childhood and Primary Education in Sevilla. Its building originated from the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929, which was intended to accommodate journalists arriving from around the world to meet, write their chronicles, or reveal their photographs. The center offers Early Childhood and Primary Education stages, with a library and instruction in Spanish and English.

Regarding services and organization, the school has a school cafeteria, which publishes periodic menus, and an opening plan that includes morning classes and extracurricular activities. The school schedule runs from Monday to Friday in the morning, with weekly tutoring by appointment and an office with established hours. The center has an AMPA and a School Council as participation bodies for the educational community.

The educational project of the center is oriented towards education in values, without discrimination based on gender, beliefs, or place of origin, with attention to the individual needs of students and active, participatory teaching. Its objectives include educational inclusion, the acquisition of basic competencies and study habits, respect for the natural environment, education in healthy habits, and the ongoing training of teachers. Throughout the year, it develops activities such as Peace Day, International Flamenco Day, Carnival, International Day of Girls and Women in Science, or European Day of Languages, in addition to author meetings and a school radio project, and in Early Childhood, it works on proposals such as Life Boxes or space research. It also organizes open house days, enrollment processes, and summer reinforcement.