The City Council of Aranjuez has opened the registration period for educational and reconciliation programmes for the upcoming school year, which include extracurricular activities and care before and after school hours.
The City Council of Aranjuez, through its Education Department, has launched the registration for educational and reconciliation programmes for the 2026-2027 school year. Interested families can apply for places in initiatives such as The Firsts of School, Afternoons at My School, Extracurricular Activities, and Open Playgrounds.
These programmes aim to facilitate the reconciliation between family and work life, offering children educational, leisure, and social spaces outside school hours. The offer will be developed in several educational centres in the municipality, including CEIP San Fernando, San Isidro, Santa Teresa, Carlos III, Maestro Rodrigo, Vicente Aleixandre, San José de Calasanz, and CPEE Príncipe de Asturias.
The Extracurricular Activities include a variety of proposals adapted to each age group, such as English conversation, dance, psychomotricity, theatre, robotics, study techniques, science fun, and new technologies for daily life. Meanwhile, The Firsts of School and Afternoons at My School provide care for students before and after classes, in safe spaces adapted to the needs of children.
The registration period for these three programmes is divided into two phases: from August 10 to September 1 for services starting in September, and a second period yet to be determined for later incorporations. Applications are processed through the channels provided by the City Council.
Open Playgrounds, on the other hand, is a programme that opens school playgrounds outside school hours to encourage play and socialisation, although the details of its registration dates have not been specified in the municipal announcement.
Families in Aranjuez interested in these resources should pay attention to the deadlines, as demand is usually high and places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information, they can consult the City Council's website or contact the Education Department.
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