In April 2012 the Parents Association of C.P. Emilio Lluch Public School in Náquera, Valencia, Spain, lodged a complaint with the EIB Complaints Mechanism (EIB-CM). The complaint primarily referred to the appalling current state of the existing educational facilities. According to the complainant, the educational facilities have become substandard and inadequate since the construction of the school in 1980 due to a significant increase in the local school age population. All nursery classes and some primary classes at the school are housed in pre-fabricated classrooms affecting over 200 pupils, a half of all pupils in the school. In addition, eleven primary classes are taught in the obsolete and substandard existing educational facilities in the main building, which are overdue for renovation and modernisation. Moreover, the complainant questioned which schools were finally included in the Crea Escola programme and challenged the EIB lending operations Valencia Centros Escolares II-2 and III in relation with the monitoring of the loans and their financial aspects.