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Aragon sets limits on student gadget use
Aragon authorities restrict digital technology in schools return to paper. Starting in 2027, students in Aragon will use digital devices for no more than 10 hours per week. The new rules will apply to all educational levels and change the approach to learning. The decision reflects concerns about children's health and development.
Carlos Sobera opens up about bullying at school and struggles with depression
Carlos Sobera opens up for the first time about childhood depression and bullying. Carlos Sobera, the well-known Spanish TV host, has shared for the first time details about the challenges he faced growing up: episodes of depression, school bullying, and the impact of the environment in which he was raised. His candid revelations surprised even those close to him.
Why did the number of the most needy receiving free meals suddenly drop
Madrid sets record for subsidy recipients but poorest families lose access to free school meals. The number of students receiving subsidized school meals has risen in Madrid, but the poorest families are now less likely to receive this aid. New regulations and bureaucracy have altered access to assistance. This article details the changes and their impact on residents of the region.
For the first time, not a single public school is included in the Forbes ranking
Forbes Leaves Public Schools Out of Spain’s Top 100 Educational Institutions. Forbes has released its latest ranking of Spain’s best schools. The list features no public institutions, with private schools dominating. Madrid leads in the number of top-rated schools, which could influence how parents choose educational paths.
Where students most often fail exams in Spanish cities
Where in Spain It Is Hardest to Get a Driving License Unexpected Ranking Leaders. In Spain, first-time pass rates for the driving exam have dropped sharply. A new study highlights regions with the lowest success rates. This data could influence driving school choices and future drivers' plans.
Catalan doctors and teachers call for change
Catalonia faces mass protests by doctors and teachers over salaries. Catalonia is witnessing a surge in protests by medical staff and educators. The main issues are worsening working conditions and stagnant wages. These developments could lead to changes in the way public services are funded in Spain.
Madrid ranks among top cities for musicals, just behind New York and London
Madrid rises to global leadership in number of musicals and scale of theatrical investments. Theatres in Madrid are upgrading equipment and expanding their venues. Growing demand for musicals is driving the city's economy. New formats and technologies attract tourists and create jobs.
Authorities report new cases of animal contact
Ban Violated Suspect in Animal Abuse Case Again Among Animals. Spain is once again debating the scandal surrounding a suspect in an animal abuse case. Despite a court order, he appeared among animals at a university. The situation raises questions about oversight and the effectiveness of animal protection measures.
Why parents are calling for new rules in schools
Parents Demand Change after School Tragedy Exposes Series of Failures. A tragedy in Spain has sparked debate over gaps in school protocols. Parents are calling for reforms following the death of a teenager. Authorities and the public are seeking ways to prevent similar incidents.
Calendar, public holidays and forecasts for Semana Santa 2026
Date shift and millions of trips How Semana Santa 2026 will change in Spain. Semana Santa 2026 will bring new holiday dates, uneven weekends across regions, and a projected boost in tourism. Find out how school breaks will be scheduled, which days will be non-working, and why the lunar cycle still shapes the timetable for Spain’s main spring week.
Catalan schools face protests and road blockades
Catalan Teachers Block Barcelona Entrances in Mass Protest with Fresh Demands. In Catalonia, teachers have once again blocked key highways into Barcelona. The large-scale strike affects both public and private schools. Authorities are seeking compromise, but teachers are pushing for more.
Young Catalans fail to recognize their president on the street
Viral video shows Catalan youth can’t name the President of the Generalitat. Most young people in Catalonia are disengaged from politics. A new survey highlights worrying figures. Authorities pledge to boost information and raise awareness.
Queen Sofía's visit to the US focuses on Spanish culture and educational projects
Queen Sofia Leads Cultural Mission in Miami New Projects and Awards. After a brief hiatus, Queen Sofia returns to international initiatives, traveling to Miami to support Spanish cultural heritage and present prestigious awards. The agenda includes meetings with diplomats, historical events, and the signing of key agreements.
Teachers call for review of conditions and negotiation talks
Hundreds of Catalonia Schools Face Protests as Illa Promises Action. Teacher protests are intensifying in Catalonia over a controversial deal with the authorities. The opposition is calling for renewed negotiations. Government decisions could reshape the situation in the region’s schools.
Classes suspended in March due to severe weather
Sudden switch to remote learning in Canary Island schools due to bad weather. Authorities in the Canary Islands move schools online due to dangerous weather. The decision affects classes on March 19 and 20. The new measures aim to ensure safety and stability in the education process.
Catalan authorities boost spending for salaries and dialogue
Catalan government allocates nearly 6 billion euros for urgent payments and talks. Catalonia has approved an emergency loan of almost 6 billion euros. The measure aims to cover salary payments and increase wages. This decision comes amid protests and tense negotiations with ERC.
Authorities announce switch to remote learning
Emergency switch to remote learning as Canary Islands schools close due to bad weather. On Friday, March 20, all CEFPAFD classes will be held online. The decision comes in response to adverse weather conditions. Authorities in the Canary Islands have taken measures to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Why Sofia Chose Lisbon to Launch Her International Career
Infanta Sofia wraps up the year in Lisbon how her student life is changing. Infanta Sofia is completing her first year at Forward College in Lisbon, facing an important academic decision. Her experience combines an international environment, a demanding study schedule, and a level of anonymity unusual for a member of the royal family
Emergency protocols implemented in Canary Islands schools due to storm
Sudden closure of Canary Islands schools remote learning due to bad weather. The authorities of the Canary Islands have decided to switch to remote learning. The reason is hazardous weather conditions threatening safety. The new measures will affect all schools and administrative staff.
Barcelona school faces sanitation crisis as 450 students left without water
450 students in Barcelona left without water after incident at Joan Brossa and just six toilets. Joan Brossa school in Barcelona is without water following an accident. Students and staff are using six portable toilets. The problem has also affected other schools in the area, with a solution still pending.
Barcelona introduces new approach for journalism education
Spanish university develops unique system for deaf radio students. A prototype developed in Barcelona helps deaf students work in radio. The new system opens a career path that was previously out of reach for many. This solution could transform the approach to inclusive education in Spain.
Teacher protests spread to Central Catalonia Lleida and the Pyrenees
Catalonia teachers block major highways as more regions join strike. Protests by teachers are intensifying in Catalonia. Unrest has spread to central areas, Lleida and the Pyrenees. Road blockades and mass actions may disrupt the education process and impact transportation.
Teachers call for changes in Catalonia’s schools
In Catalonia 4,000 teachers take to the streets in Tarragona rally. A large-scale teachers’ rally took place in Tarragona. The protests were triggered by working conditions and salaries. Local government decisions have sparked discontent among educators in the region.
Potential outcomes if Catalonia's budget is blocked in 2026
Budget Deadlock in Catalonia Risks to Salaries and Regional Stability. Catalonia faces an impending budget crisis. Decisions on funding could affect payments to teachers and police. Final agreements will shape the region's stability in the coming months.
Catalonia’s teachers call for changes in schools and salaries
Catalan Teachers Announce Week-Long Strike as Tensions with Government Rise. A new wave of teachers’ strikes begins in Catalonia. Main unions have rejected the agreement with authorities. Pay and working condition decisions could reshape the region’s education system.
Authorities halt transport services for students with special needs
Dozens of children with disabilities in Catalonia left without school bus after failed tender. In Catalonia, 12 families lost access to school transport for children with disabilities due to the lack of a service provider. The issue affects several cities. Authorities promise compensation, but parents are losing income and stability.
Parents withheld consent for school photos of their children
Madrid Cancels Official's Visit After Parents Refuse Filming of Children. A visit by the head of education to a Madrid college was canceled after parents declined to allow filming of their children. The decision has sparked debate over the priorities of authorities and family rights. This situation could affect future school events in Madrid.
Family traditions and upcoming choices in the actress's household
Two Different Paths How Gemma Cuervo’s Grandchildren Choose Between Art and Business. Gemma Cuervo’s grandchildren, Manuel Guillén and Leo Ayyashi, take opposite approaches to life: one continues the family’s artistic tradition, while the other enters the world of finance and technology. Their choices reflect changing trends in the families of Spain’s public figures
Madrid students turn to loans amid student housing shortage
Education loans surge in Madrid up 61.5 percent in six years. Madrid sees record rise in education loans as families struggle to secure spots at public universities. The trend is reshaping how students and parents approach both education and finances.
How the new rector is reshaping power at the University of Valencia
Rector Elections at Universitat de València Narrow Win and New Rules. A new rector has been elected at Universitat de València. The winner was decided in the second round. New regulations prevent re-election, influencing the university’s development strategy.
Urban initiatives reshape transport and housing in Barcelona
Three new stops, 1.4 km of tracks and 1,700 apartments what will change in Catalonia by 2033. Catalonia launches a major redevelopment of the Tres Chimeneas area. A new tram line, modern streets and 1,700 apartments will transform life between Sant Adrià and Badalona. The project will impact transport, the environment and the housing market.
Why most teachers did not back the agreement with authorities
Nearly All Catalonia Teachers Reject New Salary and Conditions Agreement. In Catalonia, 95% of teachers opposed the new salary agreement. The government's decision sparked a wave of discontent. The new conditions could reshape the region's education system.
Irish Week in Madrid and free-entry fashion exhibition
Five Free Events in Madrid Science Fashion and the Saint Patrick Parade. Madrid launches a week of free cultural events. Residents can enjoy the Saint Patrick's Day parade, a science fair, and a fashion exhibition. New event formats promise unexpected discoveries for the city's residents.
Catalonia suspends internships for underage students
Hundreds of students in Catalonia unable to do ambulance internships due to new restrictions. Hundreds of students in Catalonia have been left without ambulance internships. Companies have refused to accept minors because of legal risks. Authorities are looking for alternatives, but the situation is causing concern among families and educational institutions.
What Irene Rosales did before fame and family
Unexpected Facts from Irene Rosales’ Life Before Meeting Kiko Rivera. Irene Rosales rose to fame after her relationship with Kiko Rivera, but few know about her education, first jobs and unfulfilled dreams. The story of her life before she appeared on television reveals surprising details.
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