Education in Mallorca
Education on Mallorca spans schools, higher education and the policies that shape learning and teaching. Staffing, teachers’ pay and working conditions sit alongside questions about school buildings, facilities and access to lunchtime services.
The subject also extends beyond classrooms to vocational craft training, university research and Catalan language scholarship. Psychological support and mental health education are recurring concerns, linking pupils’ wellbeing with the practical demands on teaching staff. Together, these themes reflect the relationship between educational provision, family needs and public decision-making on the island.
305 reports on Education, latest from 16 October 2026
- Mallorca’s Cesag opens 52nd year with AI challenge
- ESA AI challenge: Balearic researcher takes second
- Mallorca researcher wins prize for bees and almond trees
- Mallorca pupils clear 431 kilos of rubbish in Magaluf
- 2,175 Balearic pupils run against childhood leukaemia
- Mallorca baker gives 150 students a taste of the trade
- Mallorca biodiversity: 24 young researchers use AI
- Ibiza's new school gets land as demand for places grows
- Spain revives tougher university rules after Balearic win
- Mallorca: 714 vocational training places for Alcúdia
- Teachers' early retirement at 60: ANPE wants it for all
- Mallorca school kitchen shut: 2,200 pupils affected
- Mallorca pupils can win €300 in Joan Alcover contest
- Menorca business leaders tackle stress at work
- Mallorca firefighters teach Calvià children fire safety
- Menorca school for 450 aims to open after Christmas
- Menorca school transport and meals on Vera's agenda
- Mallorca's Catalan for newcomers: Inca hosts talks
- Balearic court win sinks private university rules
- Mallorca school turns 50 with Catalan at its heart
- Palma fashion exhibition shows how designs take shape
- Menorca school remains shut as minister apologises
- Mallorca teacher posts could be ‘tailored’, union warns
- Balearic arts grants: €1,500 each for three graduates
- Mallorca art students: up to €1,600 in travel aid