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The Madeira Regional Government authorized the distribution of budgetary charges for contracts with eight private education establishments, for a total value exceeding 8.2 million euros.
The Madeira Regional Government, through the Regional Secretariats of Education, Science and Technology and Finance, published eight ordinances authorizing the distribution of budgetary charges for simple contracts and their respective amendments with private education establishments. These measures aim to support the operation and social support of these institutions, ensuring the continuity of educational services for families in the Region.
The ordinances, published in the Official Journal of the Autonomous Region of Madeira on July 22, 2026, amend ordinances for the distribution of charges published in September 2025. The total values, which exceed 8.2 million euros, are divided between the economic years 2025 (September to December) and 2026 (January to August), and are supported by the budget of the Management and Planning Unit Office of the Regional Secretariat of Education, Science and Technology.
The beneficiary education establishments are as follows:
All ordinances came into force immediately. This action falls within the scope of support for the region's pre-school education network, ensuring the financial stability of these institutions that provide an essential public service.
Etelvina Maria Fernandes Abreu moves from the teaching career to the senior technician category, remaining assigned to Santo Amaro Primary School. The transfer takes effect on 1 November 2026.
Santana Youth Centre will continue to serve as University of Madeira student accommodation until 13 December 2026. The extension is intended to provide housing during the transition to the new residence at Quinta de São Roque.
A correction notice updates references to subparagraphs in the rules for selecting trainees and awarding certificates for courses organised by the Regional Directorate for Public Administration. The changes affect points 10 and 12 of the order approving the rules.