It began its operation on January 11, 1938, thanks to the initiative of Don Tomás Urquijo, a shipping industrialist who wanted to build a Training Center for the children of workers.

The educational-pastoral style of Don Bosco has given its own characteristics to the Proposal:

– Be popular, free and open to all social classes, giving preference to those most in need.

– Put the student at the center of educational action.

– Present ourselves as an educating family, in which young people find “their own home.”

– Highlight the personalization of educational relationships through presence of educators among students.

– Give preference to the needs of the area.

– Promote solidarity with the poor.

– Make real the co-responsible participation of all members of the Educational Community.

– Take advantage of public financing to promote free education education.

Furthermore, our concept of comprehensive promotion of people requires us to:

– Help give life to the local community through the knowledge and cultivation of the language, customs and culture of the Basque Country.

– Promote a climate of integration and openness to all peoples and cultures.

– Promote participation in the life and mission of the local Church.

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