Depending on the school calendar chosen by each autonomous community, 4.8 million children between the ages of 6 and 16 are starting the new academic year in Spain. The vast majority are doing so in approved schools, as indicated by the Education Law, but a few, slightly more than 4,000, are preparing to follow their training from home and without stepping on any school or institute. The figures remain relatively stable since 2008, although the …
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Depending on the school calendar chosen by each autonomous community, 4.8 million children between the ages of 6 and 16 are starting the new academic year in Spain. The vast majority are doing so in approved schools, as indicated by the Education Law, but a few, slightly more than 4,000, are preparing to follow their training from home and without stepping on any school or institute. The figures remain relatively stable since 2008, although the …