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Educational institutions No. 100 Santa Elizabeth and 109 Inca Manco Capac in the San Juan de Lurigancho district participated in the delivery of the keys to the PEIP Escuelas Bicentenario schools, whose work was successfully completed after having begun in December 2024.
The Local Educational Management Unit (UGEL) 05 played an important role in the development and coordination of the entire process, which also implied that the students had to move to a contingency to continue their studies while the demolition and construction work of their new school lasted. Nowadays all that sacrifice and waiting is rewarded in a modern infrastructure of high standards in which they will study.
The technical delivery of the Bicentenario School to the IE No. 100 Santa Elizabeth took place on March 5, 2026 and houses more than 1,400 students at the initial, primary and secondary levels, with an investment of more than 50 million soles, financed entirely by the Special Public Investment Project (PEIP) of the Ministry of Education.
Meanwhile, the IE 109 Inca Manco Capac Bicentennial School was delivered a day later, on March 6, 2026, in the presence of representatives of the Ministry of Education, UGEL 05, teachers, students and parents. It has a capacity for 2,061 students, with an investment greater than S/59 million soles.
Both schools have flexible pedagogical classrooms, creative workshops, science and technology laboratories, Education for Work workshops, student well-being environments, administrative environments and sports facilities. Its infrastructure is anti-seismic and resistant to natural disasters, it has emergency lights and a communication base that allows them to communicate with all students in real time.
The new infrastructures also have safe environments that promote inclusion and accessibility, have signage in Braille and tactile floors for people with disabilities.
The director of UGEL 05, Jenny Lara Quispe, who was present at the technical delivery of both schools, thanked the participation of the entire team of professionals who participated in the construction that was completed satisfactorily. Also the coordination with the mayor of San Juan de Lurigancho, Jesus Maldonado to manage free spaces with the community for the installation of contingencies. Likewise, he urged the teachers, parents and students present to take care of the goods received.
It is a wonder come true that will help everyone. Lets teach how to care for how we are receiving it. See the strategies so that it has adequate maintenance.
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