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634 newsSpain surprises Europe again: adults struggle with math and reading
In Spain, One in Four Teenagers Does Not Receive the Education Needed for Employment. Spain has recorded a record-high percentage of young people with low educational attainment. Adults also struggle with basic skills. New data raises questions about whether the education system meets the needs of the labor market.
Barcelona vs. Madrid: Why HKU Chose Catalonia to Launch in Europe
Hong Kong University Launches First European Campus in Barcelona's Innovation District. In 2025, Hong Kong University will open its first European campus in Barcelona. A new building has been acquired in the 22@ district for this purpose. The project is supported by city authorities and international consultants.
Vox succeeds in scrapping migrant children’s support program in Murcia: what’s next for schools
Arabic Language Classes Cancelled in Murcia Following PP and Vox Agreement. Authorities in Murcia have discontinued the program for teaching Arabic language and culture. The decision comes as a result of a new budget agreement between PP and Vox. The changes affect hundreds of children from migrant backgrounds. Details on the impact for the region's educational environment.
Navarra and the Basque Country lead in healthcare and education spending
Lack of New Budgets Widens Gap in Social Support Between Spanish Regions. Disparities in funding for social sectors persist across Spain. Leading regions allocate more resources to healthcare and education, while some autonomous communities lag behind in investment levels. Experts note a decline in the share of social spending.
Education in Madrid: How Schools and Families Overcome System Challenges
Spanish Parents Face New Challenges at the Start of the School Year. The new academic year has begun for millions of children across Spain. Parents are discussing changes and issues in schools, with a focus on stability and the quality of education. This article examines the current challenges facing the education system.
Cantabria Teachers Demand Change: Salaries, Working Conditions, and a New Dialogue with Authorities
The Start of the School Year in Cantabria Marked by Mass Teacher Protests. The new school year in Cantabria has begun with protest actions. Teachers are demanding better working conditions and higher pay. Strikes and rallies are taking place across the region. Authorities and unions have yet to reach an agreement.
Spanish government introduces new restrictions: ban affects terraces and universities
Spain Expands List of Places With Smoking and Vaping Bans. The country has approved a draft law banning smoking in a number of public places. The new regulations also apply to electronic cigarettes. Additional measures are being introduced to protect public health.
Scandal in a Castilla y León School: Teacher and Questions About Private Life
In Castile and León, a Teacher Encourages Teenagers to Discuss Sexual Orientation. A controversial situation emerged at a school in Castile and León. A teacher conducted a survey among teenagers, asking questions on personal topics. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.
Ayuso announces tax breaks and gadget restrictions in Madrid schools
New School Year Begins in Madrid With New Measures for Students. The new academic year has kicked off in Spain’s capital region, with authorities rolling out initiatives for students. Taxes and digital technologies are in the spotlight, with proposed changes to education policy under discussion.
A Portuguese Holiday for the Infanta: Studying at a VIP College and the Secrets of Lisbon
Infanta Sofia Opens a New Chapter of Her Life in Sunny Lisbon. The youngest daughter of Spain's royal family has left home. She is preparing to study in the Portuguese capital. Sofia is embarking on a completely new stage in her life. Find out more about her move to Lisbon.
Madrid families face challenges: food support has not reached those in need
Thousands of Children in Madrid Left Without School Meals Due to Subsidy Denials. A list of subsidy recipients for school meals has been published in Spain’s capital region. Many low-income families did not qualify for support. Parents are now seeking alternative solutions. The issue of access to school meals has once again become pressing.
The Somos Red Entrepozo VK Association supports El Pozo families at the start of the school year
In Madrid, Residents Help Families Prepare Children for School. In the Spanish capital, local residents have joined efforts to support families with children. They are collecting school supplies for those in need. Many in the El Pozo district are facing financial difficulties. The association offers assistance not only with school materials.
Recovery after DANA: How Valencia’s Schools Are Preparing for the New Academic Year
Over 3,000 Students in Valencia to Start School Year in Temporary Classrooms. The new school year will begin in modular buildings at eight educational institutions in Valencia. Around 600 children will return to classes later than planned due to ongoing improvements.
Catalonia: Educo insists on free school lunches for all students in the region
Educo Demands €1.3 Billion for Free School Meals in Catalonia. Catalonia debates funding for school cafeterias. Educo raises the issue of access to meals, citing statistics on children from low-income families. Regional authorities are considering proposals to reform the system.
Catalonia prepares for the Diada: What’s in store for Barcelona’s schools and offices
How Will School and Work Schedules Change in Catalonia for Diada 2025. In Catalonia, Diada Day in 2025 falls on a Thursday. This affects the timetables of educational institutions and working days. The article examines the specifics of the school year's start and holiday dates.
The Sky Awaits: What Challenges Lie Ahead for Princess Leonor at the San Javier Air Force Academy
Princess Leonor Begins Training at Air Force Academy Under Special Conditions. The heir to the throne embarks on a new stage of service. She is undergoing training at the Air Force Academy. She will learn how to pilot an aircraft. Her training takes place under special conditions.
Catalonia invests 17 million in improving bus services — what will change?
New Intercity Bus Routes and Enhanced Lines Launched in Catalonia. Four new intercity bus routes have been launched in Catalonia, and express services have been extended to improve transport accessibility to universities and major cities. A budget of 17 million euros has been allocated to these initiatives, aiming to increase service quality and frequency for a growing number of passengers.
Rising Prices for School Supplies: How Will Family Budgets Change in Madrid and Catalonia
How Much Will Back-to-School Preparation Cost in Spain in 2025. Back-to-school expenses are on the rise again in Spain. Families are facing increasing prices for textbooks and uniforms. Costs vary considerably between regions. Key reasons for these changes are analyzed.
¿Por qué los niños españoles no saben escribir ni calcular? Analizamos las causas del fracaso
Spanish Education Faces Crisis: Student Knowledge Levels Continue to Decline. Spain is experiencing a significant decline in education quality: international test results are worsening, and parents and educators are raising concerns. Authorities in Catalonia have already turned to international experts to seek solutions to the current situation. Our article explores the causes of the crisis and the proposed measures to overcome it.
All school start dates by region in Spain: Madrid, Catalonia, Andalusia and others
When Does the School Year Start in Spain in 2025? In Spain, the start dates for the school year vary by region. Parents and students are preparing for the return to school. Knowing the schedule is important for family planning. The article provides up-to-date dates.
¿Por qué no todas las escuelas de Madrid apoyaron la nueva iniciativa?
Nearly 300 Madrid Schools to Open Yards and Libraries to Children and Residents in the Evenings. In the new academic year, around 300 public schools in Madrid will provide open access to their yards and libraries after school hours. The program aims to support families and promote child development, but has sparked debate due to limited funding and the non-participation of some municipalities.
Un nuevo hogar para la heredera al trono: la vida en la ciudad donde Leonor se formará como piloto
Princess Leonor Begins Training at the Air Force Academy in San Javier for Final Stage of Military Preparation. Princess Leonor arrives in San Javier to begin her third year of military training at the Air Force Academy. The heir to the throne will undergo intensive preparation before taking the controls of an aircraft. Learn more about her program and what makes the city—her new home—unique.
La futura reina de España conquista los cielos: ¿qué le espera a Leonor en la academia?
Princess Leonor Begins Final Stage of Military Training in Murcia. Princess Leonor has started the final stage of her military training at the Air Force Academy in Murcia. Over the coming months, the heir to the Spanish throne will undergo intensive preparation alongside fourth-year cadets, getting ready for her future role as head of state and the armed forces.
¿Por qué los hijos de migrantes siguen siendo invisibles para el sistema durante años?
Undocumented Children: How Thousands of Minors Live Illegally in Spain. In Spain, tens of thousands of migrant children are forced to live without official status, even when their parents have already obtained residency. This limits their access to education, healthcare, and social support, and also impacts their future.
Por qué los jóvenes españoles no pueden encontrar empleo: principales causas de la crisis
Spain Remains Europe's Leader in Youth Unemployment. In Spain, one in four young people under the age of 25 is unable to find a job. The situation is particularly severe in Extremadura, where youth unemployment reaches 39%. This problem leads to a brain drain and increases social instability.
Principales universidades de Barcelona: ¿cuáles elegir y cuánto cuesta estudiar?
Best Universities in Barcelona: Where to Study in the Capital of Catalonia in 2025. Barcelona remains one of Europe’s most attractive cities for students, thanks to its diverse and high-quality universities. This article covers the city’s leading universities, their distinctive features, tuition fees, and opportunities available to students in 2025.
¿Tu cerebro sigue de vacaciones? ¡Un sencillo ejercicio lo pondrá de nuevo en forma para trabajar!
Spanish Neurofitness Expert Shares Tips on Preparing Your Brain for Work After Summer Holidays. Neurofitness expert Catalina Hoffmann shares advice on restoring mental activity after the holidays. Discover why it's important to train your brain and how a simple exercise can help boost concentration for both adults and children.
¿Por qué vuelve a surgir un conflicto en las escuelas de Asturias?
In Asturias, the new school year begins amid teacher protests and demands to authorities. The start of the school year in Asturias is marked by discontent among teachers and educational staff. Educators are demanding better working conditions, salary increases, and equal rights for employees of both public and private schools. Negotiations with the authorities have yet to result in a final decision.
¿Por qué las regiones desafían a Madrid y reducen la cantidad de alumnos por clase?
In Spain, Regions Reduce Class Sizes Amid Demographic Changes. Spanish regions are lowering the maximum number of students per class, taking advantage of declining birth rates to improve education quality. Local authorities are moving ahead of the central government by introducing new standards supported by teachers and parents. We examine how the system is evolving and what the future holds for schools.
Qué profesiones eligen los niños del futuro: tendencias inesperadas
What Spanish Teenagers Want to Be: Generation Alpha’s New Career Dreams. Recent data from an international survey reveals which professions are most appealing to today’s Generation Alpha teenagers. The study covered more than 11,000 boys and girls, shedding light on how modern youths envision their future on the job market.
¿Cómo cambiará la formación militar de la heredera al trono de España?
Princess Leonor Prepares for Service at the Air Force Academy in Murcia. In early September, Princess Leonor will begin her training at the Air Force Academy in San Javier. This year, she will start her studies as an officer and take on new responsibilities. We explain how the future head of the Spanish armed forces is preparing and what changes are expected at the academy.
¿Cómo miles de nuevas plantas pueden cambiar el futuro del Mediterráneo?
Seagrass Meadow Restoration: Over 37,000 Posidonia Plants Planted in Ibiza and Formentera. In 2025, a large-scale planting of posidonia was completed in the Ses Salines Natural Park in the Balearic Islands. Thanks to the combined efforts of environmentalists and volunteers, seagrass meadows—vital for the Mediterranean ecosystem and climate change mitigation—were successfully restored.
¿Por qué el valenciano se ha convertido en el centro de debates y protestas?
More Than 300 Valencian-Language Writers Speak Out Against Pressure on Their Native Tongue. In the Valencian Community, over 300 authors writing in Valencian have signed a statement demanding an end to the pressure on their native language. The writers expressed their support for the Acadèmia Valenciana de la Llengua and called on authorities to refrain from interfering in linguistic matters, as well as to guarantee equal opportunities for the language's development in education and the media.
¿Qué revela nuestra escritura sobre nosotros? Una mirada inesperada a la ortografía
Spelling Mistakes: Why They Matter for Everyone Who Writes in Spanish. Spelling mistakes can be found everywhere — from street signs to work chats. Why do they spark such strong reactions, and what do they really say about a person? We explore how our attitude towards language shapes our image and why reading is the best way to avoid mistakes.
Por qué los conductores confunden dos señales similares y cómo evitar multas
Two Road Signs Causing the Most Common Mistakes in Driving Exams in Spain. A driving school instructor explained why two road signs often lead to mistakes during exams and in real traffic. It is essential for drivers to know their exact meaning to avoid breaking the rules and getting fined.
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