Duolingo rival and Barcelona-based startup secures big venture capital investment
Can this latest round of funding help ABA English earn a larger market-share?
Half term comes to Spain with region introducing British-style school calendar
Will Spain's other autonomous communities follow suit?
Spanish students forced to take exorcism classes
The conference forms part of a series of lectures that students must attend
Brexit could deter tens of thousands of EU students from studying in the UK
A Brexit would make it harder for UK universities to recruit international students
Sotogrande International School launch International A Levels and the American High School Diploma course
They are hosting a drop in session on the 15 June, 2016 at Tennis Club Puente Romano, Marbella for students and parents who are interested
British teacher takes on 8,000km cycle across Europe
Swapping his interactive whiteboard for a road bike, Briton Andrew Sykes cycled 8,000km across the continent
Spanish students protest over education law
The protests were called by the Students Union with the biggest marches taking place in Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia
Spain voted top ERASMUS destination with three cities in the top 10
ERASMUS students from all over the world took part in the survey
Parents invited to meet headmaster of Gibraltar’s new independent school in Algeciras next week
Parents interested in learning more about Gibraltar's brand new independent secondary school can attend an information evening at the Hotel Guadacorte Park in Algeciras
Group of UK teenagers funded for six-week Sevilla experience
Students from Bath College to spend six weeks in Sevilla
University professors beg for Catalan Independence
Independent thinking from Spanish professors
Only four countries set more homework than the Spanish
Teachers in Spain are setting more than six hours of homework per week
First ever lightsaber school opens in Madrid for Star Wars fans
Spain has opened its first ever ‘lightsaber school’ as it pursues this futuristic sport
Brexit could lead to Erasmus difficulties for British students
British undergraduates could have problems benefiting from Erasmus, which has enabled 200,000 students of EU member states to study abroad since its creation in 1987
Spanish Minecraft priest uses computer game to spread the holy word to pupils
Daniel Pajuelo Vazquez uses the 3-D world-building game to teach his pupils religious education
Shepherds’ school to help boost sales of Torta del Casar
A new shepherds’ school in Extremadura hopes to boost production of the prized local cheese
Real Madrid to build second school in Cambodia for underprivileged children
Europe’s most decorated club sets up school for underprivileged kids
Save The Children report reveals one third of Spanish kids are bullies
A new report reveals Spanish bullies make up a third of the classroom
Spain’s biggest uni Complutense broke and seeking private funds
Professors fear this may lead to the privatisation of Spain’s largest university
How newer technologies are making video conferencing more accessible
The huge scale and effectiveness of video conferencing at CERN indicates the great strides made in technology that has for years been out of reach
Schoolchildren in Spanish schools to be taught gypsy history for first time
Castille y Leon set to include Romany studies on next year's curriculum
Exceptional students bag top grades at Marbella international school
Top of the class
Spanish universities urged to make studying ‘more attractive’ to foreign students
Currently, only 2.9% of international students studying in Europe opt for Spanish universities
The Princeton diaries
Undertaking an international training programme is great experience for future careers, explain two Princeton students, who recently summered with the Olive Press
Spain named number two in the world for students studying abroad
The inaugural Best Countries rankings from U.S. News & World Report were unveiled at the World Economic Forum at Davos in January
Fun and games at the British School of Marbella
The emphasis is not just on education… it is also on health and fitness, writes Rob Horgan