Education

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

Culture•2 Related•Jun 01, 2026 • 19:15

Andorra Opens Nominations for Youth Civism Award Honoring Social Commitment

The ACLHMF prize targets secondary students and under-20s for individual or group efforts in solidarity and community engagement, with entries due October 2.

Politics•5 Related•May 30, 2026 • 06:16

Andorra Endavant Proposes Amendments to Strengthen Child Digital Protections

The opposition party seeks to enhance safeguards against online threats like cyberbullying and porn while criticizing the bill's vague terms and excessive state powers. Amendments prioritize parental roles and reduce administrative overreach.

Politics•3 Related•May 29, 2026 • 09:01

Andorran Students Exempt from France's New Non-EU Tuition Hikes

Andorran university students in France retain EU-level fees under a trilateral treaty overriding the new decree, despite hikes targeting most non-EU students in strategic fields. Ambassador Eybalin confirms treaty precedence amid nationwide protests.

Culture•4 Related•May 29, 2026 • 07:31

Andorra Schedules Extra A1 Catalan Exam on September 4 for Permit Renewals

Andorran authorities added this session to meet demand after the June exam, helping eligible individuals secure certificates for residence and work permits. The test assesses oral, reading, writing, and interaction skills.

Health•5 Related•May 28, 2026 • 07:31

Andorra Awards Contracts for Oncology Hospital Upgrade and School Rehab

Andorran government invests in healthcare and infrastructure, funding oncology consolidation at Meritxell Hospital alongside repurposing a tobacco factory as a tech hub and modernizing a local primary school for safety and efficiency.

Politics•5 Related•May 28, 2026 • 07:31

Andorran Parties Propose Boosting Ties with France Across Key Sectors

Parliamentary groups urge the government to create new frameworks in education, health, economy, energy, infrastructure, and security with France. The move responds to issues like falling student numbers and trade imbalances while maintaining balance with Spain.

Severe Traffic Jams Hit Andorra's Riu Runer Border to Spain During Easter Holiday Rush

Long queues formed at Riu Runer crossing as holidaymakers fled Andorra amid Easter Monday extension and Pentecost school break. Delays hit 3km Friday despite both lanes opening, with similar issues Saturday due to closed outbound lane.

Business•5 Related•May 21, 2026 • 06:46

University of Andorra Signs Deal for 390 sqm Office Space from Andorra Telecom

Andorra Telecom grants the University of Andorra office space in its Sant Julià de Lòria building for key research and administrative secretariats. The move bolsters education and youth development initiatives in the Principality.

Business•3 Related•May 21, 2026 • 06:17

Myandbank Launches €7,500 Scholarship Programme for Andorran Students

Myandbank launches €7,500 scholarship with three €2,500 awards for Andorran bachillerat graduates enrolling in university by 2026.

Culture•2 Related•May 20, 2026 • 07:02

Andorra Minister Awards XV Carlemany Prize to Toni Mata for El centre del món

A jury of Andorran teenagers selected Toni Mata's novel *El centre del món* as winner of the XV Carlemany Prize, earning him 8,500 euros from Culture Minister Mònica Bonell. The award highlights youth involvement in literature.

Other•3 Related•May 19, 2026 • 17:16

Nearly 200 Andorran First-Year Students Attend UdA's 20th Diada Universitària Open Day

Event at Sant Julià de Lòria campus highlights bachelor's programs in business, education, nursing, and computer science, with workshops and pre-enrolment encouragement.

Politics•3 Related•May 17, 2026 • 21:16

Andorra LGTBIQA+ Law Stalls as Term Ends, Diversand Cites Indifference

Diversand reports officials dismissed their LGTBIQA+ law proposal citing time constraints before the mandate ends. The group urges action on discrimination protocols and education, inspired by Spain's model, amid Andorra's middling European rights ranking.

Other•2 Related•May 17, 2026 • 07:01

Andorra Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault Between 12-Year-Old Boy and 11-Year-Old Girl in Ordino School

Authorities launched a discreet probe after the girl's mother reported the assault. Officers are handling the sensitive case involving minors with care to minimize emotional impact on both parties.

Other•3 Related•May 16, 2026 • 06:46

Andorra Publishes Microcredentials Code, Approves Philosophy Bachelor's Degree

Andorran authorities have introduced standards for short professional training programs and greenlit a new philosophy undergraduate degree. Microcredentials target skill updates for employability, while the bachelor's emphasizes critical thinking for diverse careers.

Other•2 Related•May 16, 2026 • 06:17

Catalan Teachers Block Cadí Tunnel Road into Andorra for 2 Hours

Catalan teachers from Alt Pirineu protested by blocking the C-16 near Cadí Tunnel, disrupting Andorra access with full traffic stoppage. Unions reject deals, seek pay restoration and better resources amid ongoing strikes.

Business•2 Related•May 15, 2026 • 17:03

University of Andorra Launches First Cybersecurity Postgraduate Program

The University of Andorra introduces its inaugural cybersecurity master's, partnering with Crèdit Andorrà and national agencies to train 35 experts amid escalating cyber risks to businesses and infrastructure.

Health•3 Related•May 12, 2026 • 06:33

Andorran Teens Show Alarming Gender Gaps in Sexual Attitudes, Report Finds

A Juventia Youth Congress report uncovers stark differences in Andorran 16-18-year-olds' views on relationships, with boys far more tolerant of manipulative sex tactics and unwanted contact than girls. Experts urge family talks and digital education.

Politics•3 Related•May 11, 2026 • 19:46

Andorran Government Backs Bill to Raise AQUA Higher Education Fees

Andorra's executive supports a cross-party proposal to significantly increase fees for the higher education quality agency, driven by expanded university evaluations and resource needs.

Sports•2 Related•May 11, 2026 • 13:02

Andorra la Vella Opens Registrations for Spring School Holiday Camps, 330 Spots Available 26-29 May

Sports camps for ages 5-16 offer football, basketball and more, while leisure programmes target 3-7 year-olds. Priority for residents from 11 May, with discounts and financial aid available.

Environment•5 Related•May 09, 2026 • 17:16

Ordino Livestock Fair Draws Families as Andorra Boosts Primary Sector Funding 40%

Andorra's government has ramped up primary sector support with over 40% more funding than 2023, launching a Bruna cattle rearing centre to enhance genetics and farm efficiency amid calls for wildlife coexistence.

Culture•2 Related•May 07, 2026 • 20:16

Nearly 500 Andorran Pupils Present Science Projects at Ninth Children's University Congress

10- and 11-year-olds from 11 schools showcased 12 projects on topics from seawater salinity to tardigrades, guided by UdA students in Catalan and French.

Politics•3 Related•May 07, 2026 • 12:46

Andorra Education Minister Defends 90% Teacher Absence Coverage Rate

Education Minister Ladislau Baró told parliament that Andorra covers 90% of teacher absences with interims or school staff, calling it reasonable despite challenges. Opposition raised concerns over impacts on teaching quality.

Politics•2 Related•May 07, 2026 • 11:16

Andorra Council Approves Revised Nationality Law Easing Residency Rules

Andorra's General Council has passed a qualified law reforming nationality rules to allow non-consecutive residency periods and adjust schooling and language criteria, aiming for reasonable integration standards amid partisan debate.

Business•4 Related•May 07, 2026 • 06:32

Andorra Renews Andbank Deal for Local Beef in Schools

Andorran government and Andbank extend partnership ensuring schools receive affordable certified local beef, with bank subsidizing purchases to promote farmers and sustainable practices across 11 central kitchens.

Other•3 Related•May 06, 2026 • 21:01

Andorra Approves First External English Competency Audit for 628 Students

Digital tests by Cambridge University Press will assess primary pupils orally and secondary students across all skills, aiding policy improvements and multilingual goals.