US denies visa to 14-year-old Iranian from Madrid for UN project. US authorities barred a Madrid schoolboy from attending the UN finals because of his Iranian citizenship. The decision has raised questions about discrimination and the impact on Spanish participants.
600 Madrid teachers to receive partial pension two years before retirement. Madrid authorities have reached an agreement with unions to reinstate partial pensions for teachers. The new rules will allow staff to reduce their workload two years before retirement. This decision affects hundreds of employees and changes the approach to employment in schools.
Catalan schools to receive 100 million euros for urgent building repairs. Catalonia is launching a large-scale school renovation program affecting more than a thousand institutions. Authorities pledge to resolve longstanding issues and improve safety.
Seville halts school cleaning privatization after business complaints. Seville has suspended the privatization of school cleaning services following industry complaints. Companies argue that the allocated funds are insufficient to cover wages. The decision could impact the future of municipal employees.
300,000 euros for schools Private donations stepping in for Catalonia's budget. In Catalonia, schools receive funding and equipment from families and private foundations. The government does not meet all needs. This affects equality and the quality of education.
Barcelona debates the limits of upbringing comedy with an unexpected twist. Why the debate over child-rearing extends beyond the family. The play raises challenging questions about the role of both family and school. The characters’ decisions could reshape views on education in Spain.
Madrid nursery schools suffer from staff shortages and unsafe buildings. Madrid nursery school teachers have gone on strike over low wages and poor working conditions. Infrastructure and funding issues affect thousands of families. Authorities promise dialogue, but educators demand real reforms.
Madrid Debates Extension of Private School Contracts to 14 Years. Madrid authorities plan to extend contracts with private schools to 14 years. The proposal has sparked debate among parents and unions. The change could shift the balance between public and private educational institutions.
Major embezzlement probed in Catalonia school association with official under suspicion. An official in Catalonia has become the center of a scandal over embezzlement from a school association. Investigators have uncovered suspicious transactions totaling around €100,000. The case could undermine public trust in the region’s municipal institutions.
More Than 400 Catalan Schools May Cancel Trips Over Working Conditions. Catalan teachers are considering canceling field trips and excursions. The reason is demands to improve their working conditions. The decision affects thousands of families and could change the approach to extracurricular education.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Storm Therese puts Canary Islands at risk schools and centers closed. The severe storm Therese has led to the closure of kindergartens and senior centers in the Canary Islands. Authorities have increased safety measures due to heavy rain, strong winds, and high waves. These decisions have affected the daily lives of thousands of residents across the archipelago.
Tenerife closes mountains and schools due to storm new restrictions and risks. The island authorities are implementing emergency measures due to severe weather. The national park and several roads have been closed. Heavy rain, strong winds, and restrictions for residents are expected.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Investigation in Almería 18 Schoolgirls Targeted by AI-Generated Nudes. A case has emerged in Almería involving fake nude images of schoolgirls created with AI. Prosecutors are investigating the use of the ClothOff app. The situation could impact child safety laws in Spain.
Mother and son arrested in Alcoy after teacher assaulted at school. In Alcoy, a mother and her underage son were detained following an attack on a school teacher. The incident occurred amid a dispute between the student and the educator. The situation has raised concerns among local residents.
Mother and son arrested in Alcoy after assault on school teacher. A mother and her minor son have been detained in Alcoy following an attack on a teacher. The incident occurred amid a conflict between the student and the educator. The situation has raised concerns among local residents.
Half a Thousand Runners and New Records How ELIS El Valle Trail Is Changing Murcia. Murcia hosted the ELIS El Valle Trail with a record number of participants. This year the course attracted runners from Germany and Norway. The event strengthened the region’s status as a sports tourism hub.
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.
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.
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.
Fine of €6,002 and Criminal Case Surprise Outcome of School Transport Inspection in León. A case of illegal school transport has been uncovered in León: the owner of a transport company received a hefty fine and now faces criminal charges after an inspection of a vehicle carrying children. Violations included not only the lack of permits but also falsification of registration plates.
Serious Accident on Niceto Alcalá Zamora Street in Madrid. A 12-year-old girl was seriously injured in Madrid after being hit by a car in a bus lane. The incident happened near an educational institution. Authorities are investigating the causes and assessing the impact on road safety.
Catalan authorities allocate 390 million euros to support schools from 2026. The Catalan government will allocate 390 million euros to schools. The decision affects salaries, staff, and assistance for children. This could change the approach to education in the region.
Madrid School Shifts Focus: Individual Growth Over Academic Scores. A new school in Majadahonda puts student success beyond grades. This innovative education model blends academic rigor with a focus on personal development, already earning the school a prestigious award in Spain.
300 Teenagers from Catalonia, Lithuania, and Romania Show Real Life Without Filters. An exhibition about the lives of European teenagers has opened at CCCB. The young participants shared their fears, dreams, and everyday realities. The display promises to change perceptions of Generation Z in Spain.
In Barcelona, schoolgirls are changing their dreams from cleaner to researcher. A new program in Catalonia is transforming how girls see career opportunities. Ordinary schoolgirls are meeting scientists for the first time. This could change the future of science in Spain.
