These days, families are searching and considering offers from administrations and organizations to fill part of their little ones' summer vacation with activities and leisure activities. Prices vary widely, depending on the days and hours of attendance, whether the child spends the night away, and the type of activity. Prices range from approximately €100 for a week of eight-hour summer camps to €300 or €400 for five or six days of summer camps. However, these are the prices for activities for children who don't need any specialized support. In contrast, for children with significant disabilities, the rates soar, even multiplying by two.

The fact that school cafeteria services are largely managed by companies and entities in the educational leisure sector is undoubtedly a success of the Catalan educational model. The Government's Secretary for Educational Improvement, Josefa Beltran, recently recalled, during the Acellec Economic and Social Forum, that lunchtime accounts for 30% of children's time at school. It would be unreasonable to think that the services provided during this time period were not educational in nature.