The president of the PP of Malaga, Elías Bendodo has announced that there will be an investment of 1,179,000 euros from the COVID Funds into the town of Nerja. The investment aims to improve the health and educational facilities in Nerja, with the building of a new Health Centre and improvements to El Chaparil Institute for education. Bendodo said that …
This week sees a new round of protests in the schools in Andalucia with strikes on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
A woman in Almeria has denounced a male only education centre in the province for sexual discrimination after she was refused admission to a gardening and floristry course.
Around two hundred people, a mixture of employees and parents of young school children, have been protesting outside the Ministry of Education in Granada.
The five teaching unions – CCOO, ANPE, CSIF, STES and UGT – have called a national day of industrial action on May 22nd to protest at government plans to cut expenditure on education.
The Central Government has submitted a complaint to the Constitutional Court of Andalucia relating to the recruitment announcement for teachers in Andalucia on the grounds that it violates an executive decree prohibiting the recruitment of new staff in essential services.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy held a surprise meeting with his economic team and has announced plans to save another €10 billion through the rationalization, elimination of duplication and increased efficiency in the management of the health and education services.
Starting with the next academic year, 2012/2013, it will be compulsory for publicly funded schools in Andalucia to offer evangelical religious teachings following an agreement between the Ministry of Education and the Evangelical Council of Andalucia.
The Councillor for Education and Culture, Gema García, has met with the provincial delegate for Education to put the case forward for various repairs to the electrical systems in several schools in the municipality, such things being the responsibility of the Junta de Andalucia.
The Ministry of Education in Andalucía is set to take over the regulation of scholastic centres with regard to such things as uniforms and the permitted use or not of mobile phones, although the final decision will rest with the boards of the individual schools.