Catalonia’s public school directors blame weak oversight for a PISA testing error. The Generalitat avoids assigning blame, while the incident raises concerns about data validation and the shift to a new evaluation agency.
The Superior Court of Valencia has overturned the PP-led government’s freeze on more than €60 million in school investments. The ruling clears the way for several municipalities to resume long-delayed education projects, while the government has appealed.
The Escola Cristiana de Catalunya has released a guide to help schools manage AI use. The document outlines six levels of AI involvement in learning, emphasizing transparency over prohibition.
Hundreds of Catalan schools have suspended trips and camps for the next academic year. The teacher-led move is already affecting theatres and museums, as well as rural centres. Many fear layoffs if bookings do not recover by September.
The Catalan government is urging teachers to reconsider a strike planned for the first day of school. Officials warn of its potential impact on students and stress their right to education. Talks with unions remain stalled.
A family in Extremadura says their twin sons with ADHD have not received required educational adaptations. Despite filing formal complaints, the parents report receiving no effective response from regional authorities or the school inspectorate.
The Síndica de Greuges urges nearly €1 billion in additional funding to make schooling truly free. Despite higher budgets, families continue to pay impressive fees. The report highlights persistent inequalities and outdated support measures.
Andalusia’s government reportedly faces sanctions after transferring data on more than 500,000 minors to Microsoft. The regional authority is accused of failing to protect sensitive information, raising concerns about privacy and compliance with EU law.
Toni García Arias, recognized as Spain’s best teacher, is challenging how schools teach English and technical subjects. He argues for more practical learning, stronger oral English and impressive life skills, questioning the effectiveness of current bilingual programs.
Catalonia’s education system faces scrutiny after repeated poor results. The OECD recommends more authority for school leaders and increased funding for complex schools, alongside better teacher training.
A major fire broke out next to Colegio San Agustín in Valladolid, sending thick black smoke across the city. Emergency crews responded quickly. No injuries have been reported so far.
Catalonia’s education system continues to face setbacks. Graduation rates have fallen, while funding remains below legal targets. Experts identify widening social inequality as a basic cause of the crisis.
Nearly 270 students attend a special needs school built for 80 in Alcalá de Henares. Families report severe staff shortages and outdated facilities, while authorities maintain that resources are sufficient.
The 2025-2026 school year in Catalonia ended with union negotiations at a standstill. The basic teachers’ union rejected a last-minute deal, leaving the sector without clear leadership. Three possible scenarios now shape the future of education reforms.
Catalonia’s basic teachers’ assembly warns of major school disruptions next year. Unresolved disputes over pay and working conditions could stop classes from the first term. Tensions remain high after a year of strikes and failed agreements.
Catalonia will require the 25 remaining institute schools to switch to a split schedule next year, ending a decade-long exception. The move has sparked sharp disagreement between teachers and families.
Catalonia is rolling out a new program to teach students about the upcoming total solar eclipse. Scientists are visiting schools to explain the phenomenon and inspire interest in science. The initiative targets students in vulnerable communities.
Barcelona will install 75 new shade structures this summer in playgrounds, urban spaces, and school yards. The city aims to protect residents from rising temperatures and expand usable public space.
Pablo Chiapella and Ernesto Sevilla: The School Punishment That Sparked a Friendship. Pablo Chiapella and Ernesto Sevilla have known each other since childhood, thanks to a curious incident at school. Their friendship began with a punishment and led them to live and work together on 'La que se avecina'.
Begona Gomez Beyond the Headlines: How She's Talked About in the School Chat. Begona Gomez is once again at the center of attention, but not because of high-profile cases. One of the mothers who knew her from the school routine shared what she was like away from the cameras. Details have surfaced that rarely make it into the press.
Sweet Drinks and Snacks Banned in Spanish Schools: New Nutrition Rules. Starting from April 16, 2026, sodas, industrial pastries, and most snacks will vanish from Spanish schools and lyceums. The new nutrition rules are now mandatory for all educational institutions in the country and will even apply to cafeteria menus.
David Summers' Childhood: How the Future Hombres G Leader Grew Up Amid Chaos and Creativity. David Summers was raised among masters of humor and creative freedom. His school-time "detachment" and summer vacations in Lepe were the beginning of a great story. These very details are now discussed by Hombres G fans.
Why Is There an Empty Space Before Zero on the Ruler. A ruler may seem like a simple tool, but its design is carefully considered. The empty space before the 0 mark is no accident—it’s an important feature that prevents measurement errors, even if the ruler’s edge becomes worn.
Manel Carrasco: How the Singer Overcame Poverty and Bullying in Childhood. Today, Manel Carrasco fills stadiums, but his childhood in Isla Cristina was marked by poverty and school bullying. The singer’s family lived in a single room, and a traumatic incident during his youth left a lasting impact on his life.
Adara Molinero’s Son Has a New Father Figure: How Family Dynamics Have Shifted. For the first time, Adara Molinero has openly discussed her partner’s role in her son’s life. A recent family gesture has sparked widespread discussion. The spotlight is on her relationship with her ex and the new support her child is receiving.
Barcelona Court Drops Charges Against Kira López’s Parents in School Insult Case. A Barcelona court has dismissed the case against the parents of Kira López, who were accused of defamation by the Manyanet Sant Andreu school. The court ruled their statements were expressions of pain, not a crime. A civil suit is still pending.
Mass Rally in Madrid Against Cuts to School and University Funding. A large-scale demonstration took place in central Madrid against reductions in education funding. Teachers, students, and parents are demanding that authorities end austerity policies. The protest spanned all levels, from kindergartens to universities.
Catalan tests spark debate 160,000 students left without writing assessment. Catalonia has changed the format of school exams. The new tests no longer assess writing skills. Teachers see this as a mistake, while authorities promise to reconsider their approach.
Catalonia allocates 20 million euros for school ventilation this summer. Catalan schools and lyceums will receive ceiling fans this summer. Authorities are allocating 20 million euros to combat heat in educational institutions. The new initiative promises to improve learning conditions in the region.
Catalan School Leaders Oppose Cuts to Autonomy and New Hiring Rules. School principals in Catalonia have spoken out against changes to teacher recruitment policies. The new regulations limit their independence and have sparked growing discontent. These decisions could impact both the quality of education and the overall atmosphere in schools.
Large-scale assessments kick off in Madrid as 280,000 students take exams. New exams have begun for schoolchildren in Madrid, with authorities evaluating knowledge in key subjects. The results may influence future teaching approaches and support plans.
Jaume Bofill Foundation changes name sparking renewed debate in Catalonia. Why Equitat.org became the new name of a well-known organization. The decision sparked debate among unions and experts. The new name emphasizes a focus on educational equity.
Tragedy in Madrid Murder of 11-Year-Old Boy Shakes Spain. A tragedy in Villanueva de la Cañada has deeply affected residents. The child's murder has raised concerns about safety and awareness of warning signs. Authorities are investigating causes and societal impact.
Five Years Waiting Parents and Children Camp Overnight in Unfinished Madrid School. In Rivas Vaciamadrid, families spent the night in a school building, demanding that construction be completed. For five years, children have been studying under a shortage of classrooms and infrastructure. The situation affects the quality of education and sparks protests.
Rivas Families Protest Halt in School Construction. In Rivas-Vaciamadrid, parents of students are protesting after construction work on a new school building was frozen. The halt has left insufficient places for incoming students, impacting the quality of education and sparking demonstrations.
