NHS expert to investigate the growing number of special needs children in Gibraltar
A UK expert is launching a study into why there has been an increase in the number of children with special educational needs in Gibraltar.
Boy genius from Spain’s Andalucia lands a place at Britain’s prestigious Oxford University at just 15 years old
A CHILD genius from Andalucia is set to begin a degree at the prestigious Oxford University at just 15 years old. Miguel Donaire Arcas-Sariot, a
Hebrew school students use coding and math skills to navigate robot through maze
PRIMARY school children at the Hebrew School in Gibraltar learned about mathematics, coding and robotics during a STEM project recently. Year 6 children used a
Gibraltar promotes ‘social justice and inclusion’ with new teachers at local university PGCE
MINISTER for Equality Christian Santos said ‘key values of social justice and social inclusion’ are important for Gibraltar’s new teachers. The minister urged current PGCE
Educational Tourism: Combining Leisure and Learning on Your Travels
In an era where travel is more accessible than ever before, educational tourism has emerged as a transformative way to explore the world while enriching
Life Science Jobs: A Holistic Approach to Advancement
Careers in life sciences can not only be life changing, but world changing. With a wide range of specialisms within a multitude of disciplines the
Young people create ‘impressive’ digital scan of Gibraltar minister’s office to showcase their talent
A PAIR of young people from Gibraltar have made their names for themselves with 3D scanning which they then want to use to highlight Gibraltar’s
A-level students in Gibraltar catch, prepare and cook their own fish with local experts
TEACHERS at Gibraltar’s two secondary schools have given students the chance to catch, clean, cook and serve their own fish as part of their studies.
Top Scholarships for Hispanic Students to Apply for in 2023-2024
College and university education has increasingly become costly, making it necessary for learners to seek scholarships and other forms of funding. Accessing educational funding for
Angry parents at overcrowded Murcia school that sent children away hear from Spain’s Ombudsman
PARENTS at a Los Alcazares school have heard back from Spain’s Ombudsman after a lack of classrooms forced children to study at home for the
NYsKOOL offers the freedom of home-schooling and the advantages of on-site face to face interaction
Today we have two guests: Andrei Voronine, the founder of the next-generation school NYsKOOL, and Minna Suominen, the Head of Education at NYsKOOL. Tell me,
Speak Spanish – Confidently and Fluency: a new Personal Challenge
In today’s globalized world, the ability to communicate effectively in the language of your adopted country as an expat is invaluable. It goes beyond mere
Gibraltar College offers students new course to learn about fast-growing multiplayer gaming market
A NEW course at Gibraltar college hopes to propel young people interested in developing multiplayer video games into the fast-growing global industry. The first batch
New American International school in the center of Valencia for 7th to 12th grade students
In a rapidly evolving world, where innovation and adaptability are key, the traditional education system often falls short in preparing students for the challenges they
Learning the language: Costa de Valencia is the top-rated language school in Valencia
IT is September once again, and that means back to school for everyone – including the Costa de Valencia Spanish language school in the regional
20 years of excellence in education in Marbella
CELEBRATING 20 years, the Swedish School Marbella has been offering its students from pre-school to 18 years the very best Swedish education here on the Costa Del Sol.
Ready for the future: Shackleton International School in Valencia prepared to guide new Year 9 pupils through their next academic challenge
Shackleton International School is preparing to put its first intake of Year 9 students through the IGCSEs. It is an exciting time for the school,
Children start new school year in old classrooms as council dithers over site for replacement building in expat area of Spain’s Costa Blanca
ORIHUELA COUNCIL has been slammed for ‘snubbing’ children on the Orihuela Costa after it said that a new infant and primary school in Dehesa de
Valencia officially announces this year’s local school holiday dates
The Valencia Municipal School Council has made its official announcement regarding this year’s local school holiday dates. A resounding majority of 23 out of 26
Back to school: 6 tips to keep the start of term stress-free
AS ‘Back to school’ season is right around the corner, parents all over the country will be fretting about the upcoming year while their children
EXPLAINER: Why going back to school is such an expensive business in Spain
SEPTEMBER’S start of the new school year in Spain is dreaded by most youngsters after the long summer break, but there’s a different concern for
Spanish GCSE entries rise by 11% on 2022 figures and could overtake French as students leading language choice
A SURGE in popularity for the Spanish GCSE has led to an increase in entries of 11.3% on 2022’s figures. The rise continues the steady
Falling birth rate means Spain’s kindergartens and primary schools have over 300,000 fewer children in them compared to five years ago
FALLING birth rates are said to be having a ‘profound’ impact on Spain’s public education system with over 304,000 fewer children in kindergartens and primary
Ready for the future: Shackleton International School in Valencia’s Burjassot is prepared to guide new Year 9 pupils through their next academic challenge
IT may be high summer, but Shackleton International School in Valencia’s Burjassot is preparing to put its first intake of Year 9 students through the
New website to support upcoming university students has launched today
A new website to provide support and resources to upcoming university students has launched today. Moving abroad for higher education can be a very challenging
New acting course at Gibraltar College will gear up students for university studies, government says
AN ACTING course that will have the same academic value as an A-level will launch at the Gibraltar College in partnership with a local academy.