Annual Report 2014 of the National Preventive Mechanism both by minors and by personnel, and of resolving any incidents that may occur immediately. 275. The right to receive compulsory education should be ensured, with formal and vocational education and schooling assistance programs. 276. In the same manner occupational and specific vocational training workshops should exist, given by specialised personnel in addition to vocational training courses with official degrees. Electricity workshop at Ibaiondo, Zumarraga (Bizkaia) 277. Inmates should be afforded sufficient fun and sports activities and, to the extent possible, if so permitted by the weather conditions, these should be performed out of doors. 278. Residential resources should exist to facilitate the reinsertion work, after the minors leave the centres on reaching the age of 18 years where they are unable to return to their family homes. 279. We have observed with satisfaction the flexibility observed on the part of the management of some centres, in respect of visits of family relatives and friends who receive the minors since, depending on the circumstances and their place of origin, the duration of the visits and the number of visitors may be increased. 280. Special importance is given to the food supplied. Indeed, minors must be provided with adequate and sufficient food, ensuring the preparation of special diets, for both medical and religious reasons, and permitting, to the extent possible, inmates to participate in the preparation of the menus. 96