“The aforementioned building will constitute a model of its kind, a true palace of primary education, with simple yet elegant lines, large proportions, and a perfect finish...”. This is how the newspaper La Almudaina defined, in October 1929, the girls' school building that had just been constructed in Casa Blanca. A few years earlier, in 1926, the first one had been built, which became the one for the boys.

95 years ago, between April 13 and 14, 1931, Spain changed its regime with the proclamation of the Second Republic, a sudden process that was also experienced in Palma, one of the first cities to assume the new power. “Spain went to bed monarchical and woke up republican,” in the words of Admiral Aznar, the last prime minister of Alfonso XIII, although the change had been brewing for months.