School takes walk on the wild side
British School of Marbella headmistress Miss Kirkham takes a walk on the wild side by inviting a host of hairy beasts into school
UK education bottom of the class for ‘neets’
White, working class men most likely to find themselves without work
Andalucia books boost
Region to receive almost a third of book programme budget
South Americans aim for Spain
Around 20% of graduates from a world-leading business school based in Barcelona will be south American
Spanish university crowned Erasmus champ
Valencia’s Universitat Politecnica flies the flag for Spanish universities
To play or not to play?
Youngsters shouldn´t be forced to play sport at a young age
Malaga University student arrested in cheating probe
Student allegedly stole roommates identity to cheat in an exam
Erasmus students protest against funding cuts
Students vent fury at Erasmus grant cut on Twitter
Education more important than data protection, judge rules
Judge rules in favour of teacher who looked at a student's phone following a complaint he had shown explicit videos to a female pupil
Spain’s basic education skills don’t add up
Spain languishes at the bottom of the league table for basic numeracy and literacy skills
University of Granada is among worlds’ best universities
Granada celebrates after making the top 500 list
Graduates of prestigious music school in Valencia represent UK
In the first-ever graduating class of the music school's new campus, Brits make a solid showing
Spanish students choose Malaga
Málaga's language schools generate millions of euros for Andalucía's tourism industry
Longer than a Leonard Cohen song
Headmistress Sian Kirkham explains the long list of events going on at British School of Marbella this month
Cruise control
Get a beauty diploma at the Marbella Beauty Academy and you could land yourself a job on a cruise liner
Educating the expats
Frances Leate talks to four sets of expat parents, each of whom have chosen a different education route for their children on moving to Spain
No more coasting on the Costa
Ashley Bolton and Wendy Williams take a look at the rise of private education in southern Spain and explore its advantages over local state schools
Disapproving parents ‘deliberately’ try to split children up with boyfriends or girlfriends, finds study
15% even admitted to posing as a friend on Facebook or Twitter
Textbook trouble for pupils in Spain
Half a million pupils to miss out on state aid due to government cuts
Death of the bedtime story
The ritual of the bedtime story could become a thing of the past as one in four parents admit they never read to their child
Expat author creates interactive children’s stories
Anita Pouroulis has released four books with interactive versions available
Tech-savvy tots
Increasing number of pre-schoolers becoming competent users of electronic gadgets, including iPads
Competition hots up for international school places
Local children now account for 80% of places in multilingual schools
Violent video games harmful for teenagers
Too much time spent on video games could lead to young people growing up to be agressive adults
Nerja’s bid for bilingual schooling
Bilingual education could be making its way to Nerja
Overcautious parents raising a ‘generation of weaklings’
A report by the National Trust says that parents are doing their children harm by mollycoddling children