The Chipiona City Council, through its Education Delegation, recently held a new meeting of the Anti-Bullying Committee. This institutional body's primary objective is to strengthen the protection of minors and promote safe educational environments.
During the meeting, an exhaustive review of the actions carried out during the 2025-2026 academic year was conducted. Furthermore, planned proposals for the 2026-2027 period were presented and discussed, with a particular emphasis on awareness campaigns and school bullying prevention strategies.
The session included the valuable participation of ABSA and representatives from the AMPAS (Mothers and Fathers Associations). The Education Delegation considers this involvement crucial for effective coordination among families, the business sector, and local administration.
Virginia Porras, the delegate councilor for Education, highlighted the importance of maintaining this close collaboration and expressed her gratitude to all attending entities and collectives for their presence and active contribution.
Additionally, the schedule for the Committee's ordinary sessions for the new school year was established. The meeting concluded with a Q&A session, where various issues were raised concerning the future coordination of joint initiatives.
