Severe storms triggered ES-Alert warnings across Catalonia. A woman is missing in Olivella after being swept away by floodwaters. Schools in 15 Murcia municipalities are closed due to extreme rainfall risks.
Heavy rain caused major flooding in Valencia and Barcelona, prompting emergency alerts. Schools in 15 Murcia municipalities closed, while transport and airports faced major disruption.
Spanish families spent nearly 2.8 billion euros last year on after-school activities, while most still lead older petrol or diesel cars. Experts say driving habits matter more than the vehicle itself when it comes to saving on fuel.
In Ciudad Real, a new project is turning electric toy cars into practical mobility aids for young children with severe motor challenges. The initiative brings education and technology into social care, helping children gain independence and supporting their development.
A riding instructor from Arenys de Munt has admitted to sexually abusing nine minors over eight years. He will serve 29 years and 5 months in prison and pay €62,000 in compensation. The case highlights the risks of unchecked authority in youth sports.
Thousands of Spanish auto repair shops face mounting pressure as a severe mechanic shortage leaves 20,000 jobs unfilled. A new fast-track training scheme aims to draw fresh talent and keep the industry running.
Catalonia’s government has unveiled a €2.5 billion plan to modernize public schools and tackle extreme classroom temperatures. Despite the headline investment, most schools will not receive air conditioning. The rollout faces logistical and financial hurdles.
Catalonia will spend €100 million to equip one hundred public schools with modern climate control systems and improve classroom conditions. The first schools are expected to be fully equipped by the 2027/2028 academic year, as part of a wider plan to renovate every public school in the region by 2031.
Granada is in shock after a 21-year-old student was killed in Mexico. The university has set up emergency psychological support and is preparing a tribute using personal letters. The case highlights the emotional strain on students abroad.
A 21-year-old Spanish student was fatally stabbed at a public event in Morelos. The case, now investigated as femicide, has prompted urgent calls for justice and raised concerns about the safety of foreign students in Mexico.
More than 1,600 students in Jaén lost access to school buses after failed contracts. The regional government urges parents to use private cars or taxis. Families and transport companies reject the solution, demanding urgent action.
Catalonia’s government will leave Vox and Aliança Catalana out of upcoming education reform talks, arguing that these parties disrupt consensus and offer no solutions. The decision draws a clear line in the region’s political debate.
Catalonia will invest 2.5 billion euros to modernize every public school by 2031. The first 100 schools will receive air-conditioning or insulation upgrades. The plan aims to address teacher unrest and aging infrastructure.
After a student died on a school trip, Aragón introduced Spain’s first law on extracurricular activities. School leaders and unions say the measure falls short and leaves teachers exposed. The future of trips and activities is now in doubt.
More than fifty free courses are open to young people aged 16 to 29 across Spain. SEPE and EOI are offering specialized training, including data analytics and cybersecurity alongside digital marketing, with online and in-person options starting this autumn.
Madrid is introducing a six-level career system for public school teachers, promising monthly raises of up to 350 euros for those who can show a record of excellence. The plan aims to reward quality and commitment, but many details remain unsettled.
A 21-year-old student from the Canary Islands was killed in Mexico while on academic exchange. The University of Granada condemned the attack and called for action against violence targeting women. Spanish authorities are involved.
A 21-year-old Spanish student was killed during an academic exchange in Morelos. Authorities are treating the case as femicide. The incident has sparked demands for justice and raised concerns about the safety of foreign students.
Taiwan’s schools are finding it harder to fill teaching jobs, especially in science, as graduates choose better-paid tech work. New discipline rules and rising parental complaints add to the pressure, leaving even top schools short-staffed.
Teachers and families filled the streets of Valencia, demanding urgent improvements to public education. The protest targeted the regional education chief and revived the threat of renewed strikes as negotiations remained stalled.
Madrid has launched a direct aid program offering up to 3000 euros to unemployed young people who enroll in job-focused training. The scheme expands eligibility and sets strict requirements for course selection and documentation. Applications close on December 10.
The University Sancti Spiritus in Oñati has emerged from years of decay. Restoration has revived its Renaissance facade and replaced the iconic fallen warrior statue. The building now stands ready for a new era.
Nine public universities in Andalusia start the academic year with a 44 million euro deficit. The funding gap puts staff salaries and impressive services at risk. Calls for urgent action intensify as private universities expand.
Daniella Bustamante has begun studying Marketing in Madrid and is preparing for driving school. Her mother, Paula Echevarría, has commented on her agency signing and the challenges of this new phase, as the family adjusts to changing priorities.
Castilla-La Mancha will eliminate fees for two year olds in 341 public nurseries starting in 2026. The regional government is investing more than 14.6 million euros to support nearly 6,800 children, easing the burden on working families and expanding access to early education.
A new study from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya finds that myopia rates among children aged 8 to 12 have nearly tripled. The data points to a critical period for vision health and highlights disparities by gender and ethnicity.
Catalonia’s Education Department will send inspectors to schools to ensure scheduled trips go ahead, after more than 1,350 public schools joined a campaign to suspend outings over working conditions.
A quarter of Madrid’s official language schools are missing basic administrative staff. Directors are handling enrolments and paperwork themselves, contributing to a sharp drop in student numbers and growing frustration among teachers.
Spanish parents return to work as children begin school on reduced hours. A lack of work-life balance leaves families struggling, and September brings the mismatch between school and work routines into focus.
Madrid now requires official residency for its youth transport pass. Foreign and out-of-region students face costs nearly triple the local rate. The change disrupts academic life and has sparked political backlash.
After losing her father and launching a lingerie line, Paula Echevarría is entering autumn amid personal change and new professional demands. Her daughter Daniella is starting university and choosing comfort over trends, as the actress reflects on family life and changing generational values.
Catalonia’s education chief calls for more special education places. Hundreds of families cannot access specialized support. The region is debating whether to expand existing schools or invest in inclusive classrooms.
Nearly 3,000 students in Valencia are starting another year in makeshift classrooms. Unions and parents are demanding urgent action as negotiations with authorities stall, while climate risks and political disputes deepen the education crisis.
The cafeteria at Universidad Carlos III in Getafe launched a menu called «Un menú con encanto real» as Princess Leonor began her studies. The playful gesture drew attention across campus, though the royal student herself missed the tribute.
Spanish families in twelve regions can claim back part of their children's school expenses in 2026, but the rules and savings vary widely. Madrid leads with deductions of up to 1,031 euros per child, while other regions set far lower caps and stricter requirements.
