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 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Spanish teaching methods ‘outdated’ and ‘ineffective’, say experts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
Muslim students lack access to Islamic education in Spain
Nine out of 10 Islamic education teachers are out of work in Spain
Spain has highest school dropout rates in EU for fourth year running
Spain’s dropout rate continues to top the EU, but students seeing education through are more numerous than in recent years ... with a considerable gender
20 years of success at Marbella Design Academy!
In its anniversary year, Marbella Design Academy is bigger, better and more glamorous than ever before
Get educated: The Olive Press guide to schooling in Spain
Choosing the right schools for your kids can be a problem of algebraic proportions for parents newly-arrived on the Costa del Sol. Imogen Calderwood has
Calpe International School: A class act
Calpe School has a gold-star reputation on the coast. Rob Horgan went back to the classroom to learn why
First for beauty
Marbella Beauty Academy are going from strength to strength
Why work hard?
The mystery to Spain's economic woes may lie in their work ethos
Good education more crucial to success than working hard, say Spaniards
Only 47% thought that working hard was important for success
Give peas a chance
From Victorians to Peace Festivals, headteacher Miss Kirkham describes another wacky month at the British School of Marbella
New map for expat parents charts all British schools worldwide
The most comprehensive British curriculum search
Spain eliminates university entrance exam to encourage foreigners
The 'huge barrier' exam - Selectividad - is no more
Jump in: No English allowed
The Olive Press sends Imogen Calderwood to experience the total cultural immersion of Pueblo Espanol… and dress up and try on some ridiculous wigs!
Spanish pageant ‘helping hand’ for gypsy teens
Organisers hope to make the teens aspire to education
Calls for education reform as Spanish teens can’t problem solve
Damning report slams 'old-fashioned' teaching methods
Fees for degrees in Andalucia are lower than most of Spain
The region has imposed the second smallest university fee hike in the country over five years