Education

Schools, universities, students, training, vocational education, and education policy.

Andorra Driving Schools Face Chaos from Summer Student Licence Rush

Intense demand from adolescents and abroad-studying university students creates chaotic schedules and staff shortages at Andorran driving centres. Early enrollers succeed, but late applicants face refusals amid nationwide instructor scarcity.

Environment•3 Related•Aug 14, 2026 • 11:30

Canillo Opens Biomimetic Trail at Prats for Family Biodiversity Learning

Families can now explore a new circular path in Prats with stops highlighting nature's adaptations, curiosities of local wildlife, plants, and ecosystems through biomimicry-inspired plaques.

Politics•2 Related•Aug 13, 2026 • 18:45

Episcopal Co-Prince Attends Canillo's Traditional Lunch at Aina Centre

The annual institutional lunch emphasized community ties, regional cuisine, and the Aina centre's vital work in fostering natural heritage and civic education for Andorra's youth.

Culture•3 Related•Aug 11, 2026 • 17:15

Andorra's FEDA Cultura Sees Record 3,225 Pupils in Museum Programs

Record participation underscores the museum's key role in educating youth on history, science, and sustainability, even during renovations. Programs shifted to outdoor trails and school workshops, boosting engagement from Andorran schools.

Other•3 Related•Aug 10, 2026 • 20:30

Andorra Removes Google App from School iPads After Child Accesses Adult Content

Andorra's Education Ministry has withdrawn 380 school iPads nationwide after a first-grader accessed adult content through the Google App. No data breaches occurred, but officials are removing the app, bolstering filters, and awaiting audits before resuming use.

Culture•3 Related•Aug 06, 2026 • 12:45

Unicef Andorra Gala Dinner Raises Funds for Children in Central African Republic

The Solidary Gala Dinner at Sport Hotel Hermitage & Spa offers a Michelin-starred menu, live music, and auction to fund Unicef's work protecting children from armed conflicts. Limited tickets available online.

Culture•4 Related•Aug 06, 2026 • 12:45

Les Il·luminades Stages Dolça FHASA on Engolasters Path for FHASA Anniversary

Theatre group Les Il·luminades revives Andorra's first hydroelectric project FHASA through a humorous guided tour along the scenic Engolasters path. This popular summer event draws locals and visitors alike.

Politics•4 Related•Aug 05, 2026 • 12:15

Andorra Approves €195K Subsidy Boost for Religion Teachers' Salaries

Andorran government boosts funding by more than €40,000 to support Catholic religion instructors in public and private schools for the 2026 academic year. Participation is optional in public schools but mandatory at confessional institutions.

Environment•4 Related•Aug 04, 2026 • 12:45

Andorra to Assess School Thermal Conditions for Heatwave Vulnerabilities

Andorran authorities plan temperature monitoring across parishes starting 2026-2027, a heatwave protocol with Civil Protection, and consultations on school routines amid rising extreme heat concerns.

Culture•3 Related•Jul 30, 2026 • 18:30

Andorra-US Fulbright Committee Boosts English Teaching and Scholarships in Barcelona Meeting

The bilateral committee met at the US Consulate in Barcelona to review 25 years of Fulbright success, approving US assistants for Andorran schools and advancing scholarship selections to strengthen ties.

Politics•2 Related•Jul 29, 2026 • 21:15

Andorra Approves €250K in Grants for Global Development Projects

Andorran government funds initiatives on education, child protection, women's empowerment, food security, and climate action via public calls aligned with its cooperation master plan through 2026. Separate UN and UNESCO contributions also approved.

Culture•4 Related•Jul 28, 2026 • 12:15

Andorra Launches New International Prize for Catalan Studies Theses in 2026 Awards

Andorra's Ministry of Culture unveils guidelines for the 2026 awards, adding an International Ramon Llull Prize with 1,000-euro awards for top TFG and TFM theses on Catalanistics. Entries due by September 6.

Culture•3 Related•Jul 27, 2026 • 15:00

Intensive morning lessons and afternoon explorations of Andorra's heritage, landscapes, and festivals help

participants practice Catalan. Students shared personal motivations, like past Erasmus experiences and family connections.

Politics•3 Related•Jul 27, 2026 • 12:45

Malta's Education Authority Visits Andorra to Study AQUA Quality Model

A Maltese team from the Further and Higher Education Authority studied Andorra's AQUA agency's quality assurance model firsthand. The exchange, part of an EU-funded Erasmus+ project, aims to align Malta's operations with European standards following its recent review.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 24, 2026 • 15:00

Ordino's Casa de la Muntanya Unveils VR Upgrades After 110,000 Visitors

The Ordino parish council has enhanced the Casa de la Muntanya visitor centre with interactive 3D models and virtual reality headsets. These updates, created in partnership with AR+I, offer personalized experiences of local mountains, boosting tourism and education.

Business•3 Related•Jul 22, 2026 • 19:15

Andorra Awards €154K Contract for New Vocational School in La Massana

The government contracted Xavier Orteu Riba to design and supervise the build of Escola d'Oficis, focusing on practical work experience in sectors like plumbing. It will transform a vacant plot into a training hub while enhancing local connectivity.

Other•2 Related•Jul 22, 2026 • 06:31

Andorra Meets Google Over School iPad Flaw Exposing Kids to Porn

Andorra's Education Ministry held talks with Google to fix iPad vulnerabilities after primary students reached pornographic material. Summer upgrades and audits target the school network ahead of a September review on device reinstatement.

Business•4 Related•Jul 21, 2026 • 12:00

Andorra Approves State Master's in HR Management and Law Degree Update

The two-year program aligns with national qualifications and entry rules, while law bachelor's updates reflect evolving competencies in routine reviews. Institutions face quality agency evaluation.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 19, 2026 • 18:30

Universitat Europea Graduates Third Cohort in Andorra with 100+ Students

The ceremony at Auditori Claror in Lauredià featured speeches, degree presentations, and celebrations, highlighting the university's growth since 2020 with nearly 20 programs and over 500 enrollees.

Culture•2 Related•Jul 19, 2026 • 07:15

Andorran Teachers Boost Catalan Usage with Viral Instagram Videos

Andorran educators have revitalized the Aprèn Català Instagram page, turning it into a hit with fun videos on everyday language and culture. Supported by language policy officials, the effort encourages real-world use beyond classrooms amid surging class enrollments.

Politics•3 Related•Jul 16, 2026 • 21:45

Andorra's PM Espot Bids Farewell at AINA Centre, Urges Rejecting Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric

Outgoing Prime Minister Xavier Espot Zamora visited Andorra's AINA children's centre for a final time, advocating tolerance for newcomers and differences amid election transitions. He emphasised the centre's inclusive history and praised aid for Ukrainian kids.

Politics•2 Related•Jul 14, 2026 • 16:00

French Ambassador Proposes Pamiers Over Mérens for Andorra's Economic Zone

Nicolas Eybalin highlights Pamiers' advantages for the zone, addresses road repairs with joint plans, and reaffirms France's support on smuggling, education, and EU ties during National Day remarks.

Politics•4 Related•Jul 13, 2026 • 07:30

Andorra Delegation Champions Sovereignty in Francophonie Assembly in Yaoundé

Andorra's parliamentary delegation actively promoted balanced global cooperation at the 51st APF plenary session in Yaoundé, Cameroon. They engaged in debates on political affairs, women's leadership, education, and youth resolutions while meeting Cameroonian officials.

Other•4 Related•Jul 08, 2026 • 21:15

Andorra Updates Rules on School Absenteeism and Disability Supports

The reforms classify absenteeism by severity, clarify intervention timelines, and emphasize prevention. A new disability support model replaces 2008 rules, prioritizing universal design and school-based needs assessment.

Environment•3 Related•Jul 08, 2026 • 15:45

Andorran Group Urges School Air Conditioning Amid Climate Heat Rise

A General Council group demands government action to install cooling in schools as climate-driven heatwaves push temperatures over 30°C, threatening student health, focus, and learning amid rising episodes.