Inclusive Education Day: Building a School for Everyone
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📚 Inclusive Education Day: Building a school for everyone Next November 14, the Centro Polivalente de Arguineguín will host this day dedicated to inclusive education, a space to share knowledge, resources, and experiences that help build more accessible, diverse, and inclusive educational environments. 🎤 Speakers: • Laura Abadía, advisor specialized in education and special needs. • Yanira Hernández, social worker. • Sara Hidalgo, social worker. 📅 November 14 🕣 From 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 📍 Centro Polivalente de Arguineguín ✅ Coffee break included ✅ Children’s playroom service available 📲 Registration via WhatsApp: 629 58 87 02 Organized by: Amararte Mogán Collaborators: Ayuntamiento de Mogán and Laura Abadía Asesoría Especializada en Educación y Necesidades Especiales.
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