The three nursery schools in Osuna opened their doors to children aged 0 to 3 years on Thursday. The total number of places available for this school year is 262.
The nursery schools in Osuna began the new school year on 3rd September for children aged 0 to 3 years, corresponding to the first cycle of Early Childhood Education. The network of public and subsidised centres in the area offers a total of 262 places.
The Municipal Nursery School 'Victoria Kent' has 82 places; the Public Nursery School 'Gabriela Mistral' has 106; and the subsidised Nursery School 'Dados' has 74. According to municipal sources, occupancy is nearly full in all three centres.
The start of the school year is marked by a period of adaptation for the children, who are gradually joining the classrooms in these first weeks. Families have been dropping off their children at the centres throughout the morning, on a day that proceeded normally.
The centres work with an educational programme tailored to each level, based on experimentation and play, to enhance the physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and communicative abilities of the little ones. The aim is for children to gain autonomy and develop their personality in a safe environment.
The role of educators is crucial in creating a climate of safety and affection that allows children to navigate confidently outside the family environment.
The Osuna City Council highlights the importance families place on this first educational stage, which is reflected in the high demand for places. Almost all of the 262 places offered are filled, confirming the role of these schools as essential spaces for work-life balance and child development.
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