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
British Council to celebrate 400th anniversary of Shakespeare and Cervantes’ deaths
The British Council is setting up 40 events in Spain to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the literary giants’ death
Time travel for ‘Victorian’ kids and teachers at Aloha College Marbella
Years three and four (ages seven and eight) and their teachers dressed up in period dress and study by chanting their times tables
A school for Gibraltar
Preparations underway and registrations pour in for the Rock's first mixed gender secondary school
Educating the world
International Development Specialist Brad L. Brasseur reports on the battle to bridge an education gap that is condemning third world citizens to a life sentence
Spanish robots sent to Abu Dhabi to teach at international school
There are 50 robots teaching everything from maths and medicine to engineering and dance
Spanish children encouraged to cycle to school
Biker generation
Young unemployed Spaniards to received billions in EC funds for training
European Commission jobs boost
Rural Andalucian school wins €300 million in El Gordo Christmas lottery
Rural school in poor village celebrates after winning big in national lottery
Spanish minister says ‘best vaccine against violence is education’
Forty eight women have been killed by their partners in Spain so far this year
Spanish teachers not properly assessed following qualification says report
Spain is one of the only a handful of advanced countries that doesn’t regularly assess its teachers
Spain’s minister for education complains there are too many youth attending university
Íñigo Méndez de Vigo said Spain needed more students in vocational education and training
Spain agrees deal with North American countries to provide teachers
American schools are aiming to boost Spanish learning among their pupils
Jay Jangles all the way
A new learning centre focusing on individual childrens’ needs is drawing on nearly 20 years Costa del Sol teaching experience
High dropout rate among Spanish university students
A new report claims only two-thirds of Spanish university students enrolled in a four-year course finish on time
Top of his class
School director Julio Morales has been awarded the Entrepreneur of the Year 2015
Blinklearning only
Named by Forbes in its top 10 list of education companies
Chess to become compulsory in Spanish schools
The country’s education board has decided to work it into the curriculum
New Meningitis B vaccine introduced in Gibraltar
The ‘Men B vaccine’ is now part of the routine childhood vaccination programme in Gibraltar
PSOE prime minister candidate wants to scrap religious education from Spain’s schools
If Pedro Sanchez is named prime minister he has vowed to pull religion courses form both public and private schools
Global language school to fold after fall in student demand
Timpany had affiliated schools in more than 20 countries
Meet Prior Park Gibraltar’s headmaster in Sotogrande next week
A Sotogrande hotel is hosting an information evening for interested parents to get to know the headmaster of Gibraltar's independent school opening in 2016
Excess demand for language classes in Malaga
11,647 people appled for courses in 11 different languages