Sant Celoni Children Learn About the Town Hall's Operations

Students had the opportunity to ask the mayor about municipal decision-making and the town's daily life.

Generic image of children's hands reaching towards a stylized municipal building in warm light.
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Generic image of children's hands reaching towards a stylized municipal building in warm light.

A group of children from Sant Celoni visited the Town Hall to learn about the mayor's work, municipal organization, and decision-making processes, bridging classroom knowledge with local reality.

During the meeting, the children were able to ask questions about the mayor's work, the Town Hall's organization, agreements between political parties, and municipal decision-making. This experience allowed them to connect classroom knowledge with the municipality's political reality.
The students also raised issues related to the daily life of Sant Celoni, such as improving public spaces, accessibility for people with disabilities, leisure activities for young people, future uses of the Altrium shopping center, and potential solutions to prevent water accumulation at the school entrance bridge during rainfall.
The meeting provided an opportunity to learn firsthand about the functioning of local government and understand the importance of citizen participation. The students thanked the mayor for his attention and for answering their questions, concluding the encounter having learned a little more about their municipality.
For further information, please contact the Sant Celoni Town Hall at Plaça de la Vila, 1, by calling 93 864 12 00, or via email at santceloni@santceloni.cat.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Sant Celoni (23/10/2026)