Educarm posts 0–3 provisional plazas

Educarm, the education portal of Spain’s Region of Murcia, has published provisional allocations for first-cycle infant education places for children aged 0 to 3 in public centers for the 2026-27 school year. The update opened a formal claims window for families from May 14 to May 21, according to the admissions timetable circulated by the regional system. Final enrollment is scheduled for June 12 to June 18. The process covers public nursery schools and public infant and primary schools that offer the first cycle of Educación Infantil in Murcia. ### Which children and centers are covered by this round? The 2026-27 process applies to Escuelas Infantiles run by the Region of Murcia and to public CEIP schools that teach the first cycle of Educación Infantil, according to the official admissions guide. The first cycle covers children up to age 3, and the regional instructions say families in Murcia can apply for places in that network through admissions procedure 545. (planificacion.murciaeduca.es) The eligibility rules published by Educarm say applicants must be parents, guardians or other legal caregivers of the child and must have a family domicile in the Region of Murcia. The guide says children under 1 had to be born before May 12, 2026; children in the 1-2 age group were born in 2025; and children in the 2-3 age group were born in 2024. (planificacion.murciaeduca.es) ### Where can families check the provisional result? Educarm directs families to the admissions portal’s “consulta de los resultados de adjudicación,” where provisional and later final outcomes can be checked. The Region of Murcia’s electronic headquarters also says results can be consulted for information purposes through the admissions page if the family authorized that access in the application, or through the center listed as first choice. (planificacion.murciaeduca.es) The admissions materials also say families may list up to eight schools in order of preference in the ordinary process. If a child does not obtain a place after the ordinary phase, the guide says the application can later be expanded by up to four additional centers. ### What can families do between May 14 and May 21? (servicios.educarm.es) May 14 to May 21 is the period to file claims against the provisional allocation, according to the timetable referenced in the Educarm update and the regional admissions process. That gives families one week to challenge how the provisional placement was assigned before final lists are settled. (planificacion.murciaeduca.es) The governing resolution for the 2026-27 admissions round was issued on February 4, 2026 by Murcia’s Directorate General for Human Resources, Educational Planning and Innovation and published in the Official Bulletin of the Region of Murcia on February 10. That resolution sets the ordinary schooling process for first-cycle infant education in public centers. (sede.carm.es) ### Why is procedure 545 the reference point? Procedure 545 is the Region of Murcia’s official administrative channel for first-cycle infant education admissions. The electronic headquarters page identifies it as the process for “Admisión de alumnos de primer ciclo de Educación Infantil” and says applications can be filed electronically or in person. (borm.es) The same page says official information for the process is also provided through the schools selected as first option. Educarm’s family portal links directly to that procedure alongside the result-checking page and other admissions tools, including center listings and locality search tools. ### What happens after the claims period closes? (sede.carm.es) June 12 to June 18 is the scheduled enrollment window for first-cycle infant education after the provisional phase and claims process conclude. Families who receive a final assigned place must complete enrollment in that period through the admissions system and the assigned center. (sede.carm.es) The next fixed milestone is therefore June 12, when final matriculation opens for 0-3 places in Murcia’s public early-years network. Families can follow the process through Educarm’s admissions pages and the Region of Murcia’s procedure 545 portal. (servicios.educarm.es) (rommurcia.es)