When the house is becoming small, Mrs. Manuela Rodríguez-Arias makes a donation of a larger one than the previous one. It was located at Calle Mansilla, n° 39. He also donated a large sum for the support of the sisters and a chaplain. In the homily of the inauguration party of this house, the officiant, D. Evaristo Carabias, said: "... From now on, when an artisan who leaves young daughters in orphanhood is seen in a death trance, he will have the consolation that Béjar has an Asylum and some Religious who, as mothers, take care of the orphans. " They begin to receive children from the families of Béjar, and some older externals.
During the Republic, there were threats to the sisters, they removed the crucifixes from the College and forbade the ringing of the bells. He went some hungry. But the "güérfanas" were always well regarded. On the main holiday, April 14, Republic Day, they had an invitation in style: a good meal ... And cinema!
There were two classrooms: the Nursery and the General Culture. The Nursery was a staircase like stadium stands, but made of wood. In winter, the children carried a cisco stove. The General Culture classroom had strong wooden desks, long, for five or six students.
In the 44-45 academic year, the Chief Inspector of Salamanca, who was born in Bejarano, visited the school. He discovered that the College was not recognized or authorized to teach. He himself begins the procedures and the provisional authorization is granted on December 13. of 1945. The final one is achieved on Sep. 24, 46. ( B.O.E of 13 Dec. 1946)
Of the 50 students taken in, some were orphans, others were members of the Juvenile Court, some of them the Child Protection Board, and others were daughters of political prisoners.