With great enthusiasm and excellent participation, the second edition of the CSAV Foundation’s Summer School was held at the Padre André Coindre School in San Antonio. Throughout this period, 120 boys and girls enjoyed an educational and recreational experience that combined workshops, playful activities, and outings, allowing them to develop new skills in a safe and community-oriented environment.

Students took part in various initiatives designed to stimulate their creativity, critical thinking, and teamwork. Among the most notable activities were science workshops, where participants explored through experiments; art classes, fostering expression and creativity; and sports training sessions, promoting physical activity and teamwork.

Thanks to the support of the CSAV Foundation, along with the collaboration of teachers, parents, and members of the educational community at Padre André Coindre School, hundreds of children were able to enjoy a meaningful and enriching summer vacation.

Alongside the Summer School, the new construction project for the renovation of the preschool playground was also introduced. This initiative aims to provide a suitable environment for early education levels, allowing young children to develop their skills in a safe and appropriate space.

“We are very pleased with the high attendance at this second edition of the Summer School. This great turnout and commitment demonstrate the excellent work being done, allowing children to enjoy various fun and educational activities during their vacation. We also thank the instructors, who are highly dedicated to this project, and we want to continue working with them to support education and human capital in San Antonio,” said María Elena Palma, Director of the CSAV Foundation.

Check out the photos from this second edition of the Summer School here.