UPDATE: Barcelona student who killed teacher had 25 person ‘kill list’ and bragged about killing teachers week before
Several other people inside the school are also receiving medical treatment after being injured in the attack
You’ve come a long way, Baby
Giles Brown takes a look back on 30 years on the Costa del Sol
Flamenco and the Alhambra as home-time is looming
Desperately trying to fit everything into the last few days!
British Eggcursions
THIS week I started back at school after the Easter break, and normality, for now, has returned. I wanted to stay in Granada over Easter because I had never experienced Semana Santa
‘Giving light’ and tile-painting in Triana
Getting crafty in across the bridge...
Taking my mind off the end of Semana Santa
The processions may be over but life goes on...
Sinners in spiky hats
Semana Santa has taken over Sevilla, and it's trumpets and nazarenos galore
The suspense is growing for Semana Santa
And it all kicks off today..!
A Mesquita and a mosquito
Getting lost - badly lost - and a school trip to Cordoba...and some Spanish
Just the weather for a solar eclipse
The rain in Spain is definitely falling on Sevilla
A Roman market and St Patrick’s Day in Sevilla
A weekend in the sun comes as a welcome change to conjugating verbs
The Spanish sorting hat of doom
The Spanish adventures continue atop the Sevilla cathedral
Spanish street-style meets the classroom
The grand debut - former Olive Press reporter hits Sevilla to take on the challenge of learning Spanish in six weeks...or at least (hopefully) vastly improving
Close encounters of the BSM kind
A series of weird and wonderful events herald the new school year
Less is more when it comes to class sizes
Writes Emma-Maria Robertson, Director of Mayfair International Academy
Stand and deliver!
Stagecoach Spain - where tomorrow’s stars graduate with a ring of confidence
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 the facts to help you tick all
First for beauty
Marbella Beauty Academy are going from strength to strength
Speaking to the world
A multilingual education is the ticket to business success, writes Chris French, Head of Business and Economics at Swans International School
British School of Marbella to expand to new campus
The British School of Marbella is looking to the future, with a new home planned on the former greens of Monte Paraiso golf course, writes Jacqueline Fanchini
Never too young for democracy at Swans
Head boys and girls, prefects and house captains are integral from Year 5
Swans stands up against bullying
Swans put in a lot of work to highlight and fight against school bullying in 2014 and looks to continue doing so in 2015
Celebrating 25 years of ‘roots and wings’ at Almunecar International School
Headteacher Fiona Jacobs shares what makes Almunecar International School special as it celebrates 25 years
The old, the young and being 21
Our new OP blogger Fiona Tomas has moved to a new country, found a flat, opened a Spanish bank account, turned the big age of 21 - but what has been most
Spain still the place to do business
Spain is home to three of Europe's top 10 business schools
New walk to school scheme in Mijas
Mijas Town Hall encourages youngsters to walk to school