Spain’s students put down their pens for a weekend homework strike
Parents are being encouraged to take children to museums and play sports instead
Rajoy backtracks on Spain’s controversial new school-leaver exams
Decision comes after mass protests against a system many fear will punish poorer students
Why are Spanish infants doing 10 hours of homework a week?
Schools are sending five-year-olds home with more and more tasks: now, parents are protesting
Should Spanish schools welcome cellphones into the classroom?
Teachers in Spain are making increasing use of new technologies but experts are highlighting the risks
Entrepreneurial spirit grows among Spanish university students
Digital know-how and the crisis push many to seek self-made employment rather than government jobs
Can Spain take a European approach to the work-life balance?
Politicians agree the country’s timetables need overhauling. Do they have the will to do so?
Madrid to revise case of 11-year-old’s suicide after note points to bullying
“I can’t stand going to school and there is no other way not to go,” Diego told his parents
Why Plato has been expelled from Spanish high schools
Latest conservative education reforms further reduce teaching of philosophy to students
Spanish youths take longer than average to find first job — report
Spaniards take six years to find a post, while young Danes take just two, OECD study finds
Four tests in three hours to check your official level of Spanish
Modeled on the TOEFL, the new SIELE language exam is due to be launched next year
Spain failing to protect minors in cases of domestic abuse, say experts
A total of four children have allegedly been killed by their fathers in just seven days
Why Spain’s research and development is going nowhere
Universities are coming up with great ideas, but struggle to adapt them to the market
Two top PP officials resign to help party reach regional investiture deal
Conservative nominee Cristina Cifuentes needs support from Ciudadanos to get instated
Disabled suicide victim’s high school under-resourced, say parents
Madrid education chiefs accused of ignoring long-standing problems at Ciudad de Jaén
“Give me €50 or I’ll beat you up,” bully told student who committed suicide
Disabled 16-year-old had informed police she was the victim of “four or five” people
School principal suspended after disabled student commits suicide
Official did not do enough to help bullied 16-year-old, says Madrid education department
Aguirre’s divine intervention and the discreet vote of Ana Botella
The tightest electoral race for decades in Spain has not passed without anecdotes
Spain’s immigration and anti-racism agencies left languishing
Funding for integration policies slashed despite experts warning of risk of Paris-like unrest
Scientists slam government’s religion course for high school students
Elective subject will set tests on acceptance of “the divine origin of the cosmos”
Ebola survivor Romero reaches deal with doctor to avoid lawsuit
Nursing assistant admits she withheld critical information from physician while contagious
Multiple deficiencies uncovered at hospital that treated Ebola victims
Madrid’s Carlos III had confusing protocols and inadequate personnel training, report finds
Google Maps puts “Mosque” back into Córdoba monument’s name
Word Heritage Site was simply listed as “Cathedral,” sparking a row and an online campaign
Bilingualism: the best workout for your brain
People who speak more than one language use their minds more, scientists say
Ebola risk case flown back to Spain
Volunteer physician for Doctors Without Borders in Mali not yet diagnosed with virus
Ebola survivor Teresa Romero to see Madrid health chief in court
Javier Rodríguez declines to attend lawsuit mediation session with nursing assistant
Ebola survivor Teresa Romero to seek €300,000 in damages
Nursing assistant suing Madrid health chief for attacking her honor
Ebola nursing aide’s family to file complaints over handling of case
Husband to challenge Madrid health official who criticized Teresa Romero's actions