The New Unified School Council was created from the Spanish Revolution of 1936, its goal was to organize the new teaching system, "ensuring that it responded, in all the aspects, to the new order imposed by the will of the workers”. The Committee was made up of delegates from trade unions and left-wing political parties. The spirit that drove this Educational Council (CENU) was that of anti-fascist unity, which had led to the creation of the CCMA itself as well as its Economic Council, which little by little would be in charge of promoting industrial communities and the socialization of the economy. The Executive Committee was chaired by the already appointed Joan Puig i Elias.
