Unions and parents in Spain’s Andalucia outraged by Junta’s proposal that schools re-open in May amid COVID-19 pandemic
The Junta’s proposal to open the schools in mid-May has been met by outrage from Unions and parents.
How a private school on Spain’s Costa del Sol still provides top level education for its students during the coronavirus lockdown
SINCE the state of emergency came into effect in Spain, our everyday life has been affected severely.
BREAKING: Schools to become child care centres from next Monday
Gibraltar's schools will close up this Friday after dropping attendance, instead being used for children to have a place to stay while parents are at work.
10 Incredible Ways Technology Will Change Education By 2028
TECHNOLOGY and education go hand in hand. After all, there’s only so much that we can learn by repeating lists from memory or staring at words on a blackboard. This is especially
REVEALED: Spain’s cities rank higher than London in world’s top 50 ‘most liveable’
Both Spanish cities had identical scores for the first three categories, but Barcelona edged ahead with better health and infrastructure rankings than Madrid
Fresh Prince of Bel Air video wins Nottingham pupils free trip to Mallorca
A GROUP of Year 6 pupils has won an all expenses paid holiday to Mallorca after filming their own version of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme tune. The students from
How to make your move to Spain effortless
Life changes don’t come much bigger than moving home, and moving overseas is a good way to increase the challenge by a significant factor. The key is to prepare and then advance;
University of Salamanca voted second most beautiful in Europe
Among the attributes of Salamanca’s university, which was opened in 1134, THE noted that the college library had a special attraction to help students.
PSOE propose first year of university to be free for all Spaniards
Speaking in Sevilla, PSOE general secretary, Pedro Sanchez, 45, said the move was to make sure no one missed out on a university education because of financial concerns.
Spain’s education system one of the worst among developed nations
NEW research shows that Spain’s education system is trailing behind Europe and other world leaders. Figures have revealed that 35% of young Spaniards lack a high-school education, double the OECD average, putting
Councils to fund school rennovations in Axarquia
Larger classrooms, renovated toilets and new sports tracks are some of the works being undertaken
PSOE demands end to cartoon dubbing in Spain to help kids learn foreign languages
The centre-left party has asked the government to put pressure on state TV channel RTVE to stop dubbing foreign-made children’s programmes into Spanish
Becoming a mother can halt career progression, new study shows
The study shows mothers are less willing to travel overseas
Shortage of skilled workers holding back economic recovery in Spain
Modern companies are simply unable to find sufficient numbers of workers
School daze on the Costa del Sol
Choosing the right schools for your kids can be a puzzle of algebraic proportions for parents newly-arrived on the Costa del Sol. But problem solved - we’ve done the homework for you
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 of poverty
Spanish minister says ‘best vaccine against violence is education’
Forty eight women have been killed by their partners in Spain so far this year
Gibraltar studies to be taught in the Rock’s schools
The subject will include the development of Gibraltarian people, natural history, geology and the marine environment
Spanish school holidays are too long, say experts
Education experts claim the current three-month break means kids simply ‘forget how to study’
Andalucia to receive funds for scholarships, education improvement and textbooks
Andalucia's national government representative explained the education funds the region will receive
Women outnumber men in Spanish universities
But men have higher employment rates
Robots take over Spanish classrooms
Robots may be the new frontier for programming education
Spain’s Rajoy brings in new education minister to try to save party’s reputation
Inigo Mendez de Vigo, 59, was previously Secretary of State for the European Union
Spanish teaching methods ‘outdated’ and ‘ineffective’, say experts
Experts say the Spanish education system is behind the times in in desperate need of reinvention
Kids educated about sex abuse more likely to report it
Children educated about sexual abuse from an early age are more likely to report it
Quarter of Spanish people believe the Sun orbits the Earth
30% think that humans once lived alongside dinosaurs, according to the latest Social Perception of Science survey