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The document is about an event held at CEIP La Eria primary school in Oviedo, Spain. It appears to be announcing or describing activities for Día de la Paz (Day of Peace) 2009 that were held at the school. The event likely involved students and focused on celebrating peace through various activities or lessons held that day at the school.

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