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634 newsDiscover how innovative discussions at ELIS Murcia could transform the future of Spanish education
Closed meeting of Cognita international school directors held in Murcia. Heads of schools from Europe, Asia, and America gathered in Murcia. They discussed new standards and strategies, focusing on the future of international education in the region.
Authorities launch a new project turning street fruits into products for a social cause, supporting communities in unexpected ways and making city life more sustainable
Barcelona Children Harvest Bitter Oranges for Unique Urban Project. In Barcelona, schoolchildren are collecting bitter oranges from city streets. The fruit is turned into jam for social initiatives. The project combines ecology, education, and aid for vulnerable groups.
A principal in Móstoles faces compensation payments after forcing a staff member to resign, provoking local outrage and sparking debate over workers’ rights in the Spanish education system
Harassment Complaint Leads to Retaliation: Court Rules Against School Management. In Móstoles, a former official has won a lawsuit against the school principal. She was pressured to resign after filing a harassment complaint. The court recognized the retaliation and ordered compensation to be paid.
A Madrid teacher from a typical neighborhood rethinks education and motivates fellow educators with breakthrough ideas
Spanish teacher ranks among the world’s top 10 educators — how she achieved this. A teacher from Leganés has become a finalist for a prestigious award. Her teaching methods transformed the school. Discover how supporting students can completely reshape a teacher’s destiny.
Officials consider transforming sports facilities into green spaces, exploring a shift away from competitions, with decisions that could reshape urban life and community well-being
Ban on football in Ibiza schools: new initiative sparks heated debate. Authorities in San Antonio, Ibiza, have proposed removing football fields from school yards. Instead, they plan to create green and safer spaces. The decision has sparked a strong reaction and intense discussions.
Why Spanish schools are bringing back handwritten assignments — surprising reasons and unexpected outcomes
Spanish teacher insists on handwritten assignments despite current trends. Teachers in Spain require students to submit handwritten work. This approach sparks debates among parents and experts. What are the hidden benefits of this method? Let's look at the details.
Unexpected spending burdens Spanish lyceums, with principals facing tough choices every semester and parents shocked by what seems like another cut from public education
Madrid Schools Face Growing Crisis Due to Staff Shortages. Madrid's secondary schools are experiencing a severe lack of personnel. Students and teachers are dealing with unclean facilities and frequent service disruptions. Some schools have been forced to hire private companies at their own expense.
Drones, security measures and innovative techniques shaking up classrooms: an exclusive look inside Notting Hill's evolving educational environment
Russian School in London Teaches Teenagers Military Technologies. In a London-based school run by Russia, teenagers are learning to operate combat drones and master survival skills. The program features training for protection against modern threats. This unconventional approach is raising questions and concerns.
Discover the upcoming changes in private Formación Profesional, new enrollment rules and what students should prepare for
Spanish Government Imposes New Restrictions on Private FP Centers. Authorities tighten regulations for private FP institutions. The new standards will affect thousands of students. The decision has sparked debate and concerns among experts.
A wave of change shatters old rules: shock and suspense after a teacher's dramatic dismissal in Greece
Greek Teacher Dismissed for Renting Property Through Airbnb. A teacher in Greece lost her job for managing tourist accommodation. The law prohibits public servants from engaging in commercial activities. The decision has sparked controversy and public debate.
Sudden policy shifts spark fresh debate over private school funding in Spain
Scandal Over Funding for Private Lyceums in Aragon Intensifies. Authorities in Aragon allocated millions to private schools despite vacancies in public institutions. The opposition accuses the government of covert privatization. The decision has sparked a political and legal storm.
Dramatic turns after the authorities' intervention—hidden motives, heated debates, and what’s really at stake for Spain’s entire education system
Scandal Erupts Over Return of Slain Ukrainian’s Daughters to Elite Madrid School. Three children were expelled from a prestigious school after a tragedy. Madrid authorities demanded their reinstatement. The decision has sparked heated debate and raised new questions.
After years of stability, a high-profile shift in Catalonia’s leadership sparks wide speculation and stirs up fresh intrigue
Temporary leave of Catalonia’s education chief triggers government reshuffle. Esther Niubó takes short-term medical leave. Leadership of the Education Department is temporarily delegated to colleagues. Authorities promise stability, but changes are already underway.
First in Spain: discover what lies behind the modular housing experiment for youth — new shifts, unexpected promises, and changing cityscapes ahead
Barcelona Builds Unique Youth Housing as the Project Stirs Debate. An unconventional home for young people is taking shape in Barcelona. The project promises to change the approach to social housing, and other regions are already looking to replicate it.
Everything turned out differently: discover how a nursery became a laboratory for independence and calm, with unexpected benefits and secrets inside
How a Montessori Bedroom Shapes a Child’s Development from Day One. A nursery where every detail is designed for the child’s growth. An unconventional approach by parents has sparked debate among educators. Discover how interior design influences children’s confidence and personality in our in-depth story.
Discover why UCAM has broken into Spain’s top 10 private universities for the first time—background surprises, statistics, and untold stories behind their rise
QS Ranking 2026: Private University from Murcia Surprises Europe. A private university from Murcia has made a remarkable leap in the European rankings. Employers are increasingly choosing its graduates. What is the secret behind this rapid growth, and how does it change the game for students?
Who will lead the university after the Mavi Mestre era — unexpected statements and hidden contradictions
Four Candidates Vie for Rector of Universitat de València in Fierce Debate on the Future. For the first time, all contenders for the rector's post at Universitat de València met face to face. Their views on reforms and upcoming challenges differ sharply. Discover what each proposes and why it matters.
A striking approach: real change instead of promises—how Goikoetxea is rewriting the pre-election playbook in Aragón
Aragon heats up with a battle for the tactical vote as Podemos candidate makes unexpected statements. What's happening in the run-up to the elections in Aragon? Podemos candidate María Goikoetxea claims that only their party can deliver on its promises. Why have her words sparked debate and how could this affect the region's future? Read more in our report.
Inside Miguel Lago’s Family: Profound Transformations When a Special Child Joins the Home
Spanish comedian faces unexpected challenges after adopting a child with special needs. Miguel Lago opens up for the first time about the challenges of raising a son with special needs. The family deals with daily obstacles but remains resilient. Their story may change perceptions of parenthood.
Striking contrasts: a record-breaking surge in graduates and the smallest gap from national figures yet
Andalusia Records Historic Low in Number of 'Ninis' and School Dropouts. What’s happening with Andalusia’s youth: the region has unexpectedly closed the gap with national education standards, while the number of 'ninis' has hit an eight-year low. Why are these shifts sparking debates among experts and what might this mean for the region’s future? Read our article to find out.
The suspension of teacher programs sparks debate — discover the intrigue behind Catalonia's education reform and how school life could change dramatically
Catalonia Cancels Key Training Courses for Math and Language Teachers. Catalan authorities have unexpectedly canceled the launch of new professional development programs for mathematics and language teachers. The decision has raised questions among experts and educators. What is behind this move and how might it affect the quality of education? We examine the details.
Discover what lies behind the fierce power struggle at the University of Valencia—unexpected turmoil, internal divisions and the secrets fueling intense debates
Valencia on the Brink of Change: Who Challenged the University System. A contest for the rector's seat is heating up at the University of Valencia: the candidacy of Juan Luis Gandía has sparked debate, promising to shake up the status quo and expose pressing issues within the university
Discover what sets children in Galicia apart in English proficiency compared to those in Madrid and Barcelona—unexpected factors, unique approaches, impressive results and the secret behind their language skills
Galicia Surprises Spain What’s Behind the Success of English in Schools. In Galicia, students have unexpectedly outperformed the rest of Spain in English proficiency, and now English joins Galician and Spanish in village conversations. How did the region achieve this result—and why is it stirring debate among officials and parents
Behind the scenes: budgets, strategies, and the real reasons Spain is in no hurry to ramp up military spending
Pedro Sánchez publicly responds to Trump over accusations of Spain’s insufficient military budget. Pedro Sánchez engages in a public dispute with Donald Trump regarding defense spending. Spain invests billions in its military but refuses to cut social programs. What lies behind this conflict — find out more.
What will the future cost and who will be able to afford it
Private colleges overtake public ones as Madrid and Basque Country youth opt for paid FP. In Madrid and the Basque Country, nearly half of FP students attend private colleges. The shortage of public spots is deepening social inequality. The most in-demand programs are becoming out of reach for many.
When teachers get it wrong: what really happens next
Spaniard with a London diploma responds to teacher who doubted her success. A young Spaniard proved that a teacher’s opinion isn’t a life sentence. Her story has inspired thousands. Discover how educators’ words can shape destinies in the full article
How excessive bureaucracy is stifling schools and who is responsible
Spanish Schools Drowning in Paperwork as Teachers Demand Reform. Teachers in Spain are overwhelmed by endless forms and reports. Bureaucracy is hindering their work with students. Educators are calling for restored trust and a significant cut in administrative paperwork.
Will the new generation revive an ancient tradition
Toledo Revives Damascening Art Craft on the Brink of Disappearance. Toledo launches damascening courses to save this unique craft. Without new artisans, the centuries-old art may vanish. Why the tradition’s fate rests with a single school—read on.
What lies beneath school stereotypes and why you should care
Spanish Student Exposes Teacher Bias and Defends Vocational Education. A young Spaniard recalls a teacher's humiliating remarks about a classmate's future. She publicly stands up for vocational education. The story has sparked intense debate on social media.
Real Madrid coach with a journalism degree Unexpected facts about Arbeloa’s career
The Amazing Journey of Álvaro Arbeloa From the Football Pitch to Journalism. Álvaro Arbeloa, the new coach of Real Madrid, holds a degree in journalism, though he never pursued a career in the field. His academic background surprises even the most devoted football fans.
Why Parents Are Demanding Change in Schools Right Now
For the First Time, All Parties in Andalusia Back Inclusive Education Strategy. Politicians from all sides in Andalusia have united behind a landmark inclusive education reform. Parents and experts are calling for real change for children with special needs. Find out what will change in schools across the region.
What’s shaping the minds and character of the new generation
Spanish philosopher on smartphones why young people are losing skills and maturity. Smartphones are changing the mindset and habits of Spanish youth Philosophers warn of a declining interest in reading and growing dependence Find out how this could shape the country's future
Robots or People Who’s Really Shaping the Future
Spain opens laboratory to study how humans interact with artificial intelligence. Spain is launching a unique center dedicated to researching human-AI communication. Authorities are investing in technologies to ensure human oversight. Discover how robots are transforming society.
What secrets are hidden in a centuries-old mansion near Seville
Where Hernán Cortés Ended His Journey the Story of the Palace in Castilleja de la Cuesta. The palace in Castilleja de la Cuesta, where Cortés died, is still standing. Today it's a school, but its walls remember royal intrigue and historic visits. Discover how the destiny of this place has changed over time.
The truth behind student grades and why academic failures happen
Catalonia launches large-scale school inspection to boost student performance. Authorities in Catalonia have begun inspecting 250 schools and lyceums to investigate declining language and math proficiency. Teachers are calling for not only analysis but also real resources.
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