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Gáldar celebrates the closure of the San Isidro Nursery School with an exciting party

The San Isidro Nursery School in Gáldar held its closing party with music, dances, and the presentation of diplomas to over forty children.

Airam PereraAiram Perera· · 3 min read

The San Isidro Nursery School bid farewell to the 2025-2026 school year with an afternoon of music, dances, and emotion at the Guaires Cultural Centre, where over forty children received their diplomas.

The San Isidro Nursery School, in Gáldar, closed the 2025-2026 school year with a celebration that brought together students, families, and educational staff at the Guaires Cultural Centre. The event, which took place this Thursday afternoon, served to mark the end of a year filled with learning and shared experiences.

The gala was hosted by Aridia Ramos and Antonio Ossorio, who also entertained the evening with several musical performances. However, the true stars were the children of the school, who presented various performances prepared with their educators Eva, Carmen Delia, and Tania, receiving affection and applause from an enthusiastic audience.

During the event, a video was shown featuring images that revisited some of the most special moments experienced throughout the year. Emotion mixed with fun when a group of mothers and fathers took to the stage to perform a choreography inspired by La Rama, accompanied by large puppets, which elicited laughter and excitement among the attendees.

One of the most significant moments came with the presentation of diplomas to more than forty children who are concluding their time at the Nursery School and preparing to embark on a new educational journey in the local schools. Each child also received a personalised gift from the mayor of Gáldar, Teodoro Sosa, and the councillor for Education, Rita Cabrera, who were joined by other members of the municipal corporation and the centre's director, Pepa Santiago.

The local authorities wanted to publicly congratulate the families, students, and educational team for the work done throughout the year, highlighting the fundamental role that the San Isidro Nursery School plays in the education and development of the youngest children. The celebration continued afterwards at the Juan Vega Mateos Sports Centre, where a snack was organised and inflatable castles were set up for the children's enjoyment.

The day, which combined music, dance, and reunions, became a continuation for families, who see their children taking an important step in their education. The San Isidro Nursery School thus bids farewell to a year marked by normality and camaraderie, leaving a pleasant memory for all who were part of it.

With this closure, Gáldar reinforces its commitment to early childhood education, a basic pillar in the development of the youngest children. The involvement of families and the teaching staff has been key to ensuring that this celebration was experienced with special intensity, as highlighted by municipal officials during their speeches.

The party not only served to bid farewell to the school year but also to look forward to the future with hope. The children who are now receiving their diplomas will begin a new stage in the local schools in September, where they will continue their education. For the educators, such events represent the culmination of daily work that goes beyond academics, fostering values such as friendship, creativity, and respect.

The Gáldar City Council, through its Education department, has expressed gratitude for the participation of all attendees and encouraged families to continue supporting their children on this journey. The San Isidro Nursery School, with its dedicated team and facilities, consolidates itself as a benchmark in early childhood care in the municipality.

Airam Perera

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Graduado en Ciencias Políticas por la Universidad de La Laguna. Isleño de vocación, madrugador a la fuerza y adicto al cortado; desde 2018 cuenta quién manda en Canarias y por qué casi nunca se enteran los vecinos.