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Ceuta decides not to open two of its three public nursery schools until the end of September, while the Government maintains the return to school on the 8th.

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The government of the autonomous city of Ceuta has announced that two of its three public nursery schools for children aged 0 to 3 will delay their opening until the end of September. This decision contrasts with the national government's mandate to maintain the general start of the school year on September 8.

The delay in municipal nursery operations is attributed to the current situation in the city following the arrival of thousands of people in late August. Local authorities have opted to postpone the start of activities for these specific facilities while the broader academic calendar remains unchanged.

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El Mundo Highlights conflict between local delays and national school start dates
Infobae Connects the delay directly to recent mass migration events
Read the full story at the source El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) · ES
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