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Torrevieja Offers School and Computer Equipment Grants of Up to €200

Torrevieja Council has opened applications for municipal grants to help families meet the cost of school supplies and educational computer equipment for the 2026/27 academic year. The grants are available to pupils enrolled in the second cycle of Infant Education, Primary Education or Compulsory Secondary Education at state-funded schools, including publicly funded private schools. Families […]…

Torrevieja Offers School and Computer Equipment Grants of Up to €200

The municipal government of Torrevieja has announced the availability of grants to help families purchase school supplies and educational computer equipment for the 2026/27 academic year. These grants, which can provide up to €200 per eligible pupil, are intended to alleviate the financial burden of back-to-school expenses. Applicants must be residents of Torrevieja for at least two years prior to the application deadline of October 14.

Eligible pupils must be enrolled in state-funded schools, including publicly funded private schools, for the 2026/27 academic year. To qualify, families must meet the residency requirement, be up to date on tax, Social Security, and Torrevieja Council obligations, and have no previous municipal grants awaiting justification. In cases with separated or divorced parents, the conditions apply to the parent with legal custody.

The grants will be awarded through a competitive process, taking into account household income and social or family circumstances. Applicants must submit supporting documents, such as proof of residency, enrolment, income, and relevant invoices. The application process can be done electronically through the Torrevieja Council's online office or through other authorized methods.

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