Oliver Trent

When schools describe legal rights as “flexibility”, “favours”, or “case-by-case decisions”, this is a red flag. Rights exist precisely to protect staff when systems are under pressure.  Schools are not free to select which ones they honour. Knowing your rights is not confrontational.  It is a necessary condition for fair, ethical education workplaces.

Navigating Special Education in Spain: A Practical Guide for SEND Families Relocating Abroad Relocating to a new country is a major transition for any family. When you are supporting a child with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), the process can feel significantly more complex. Understanding how a new education system identifies needs, delivers support, and involves families is essential to making informed decisions. Spain, with its decentralised education system and strong...

Choosing the right international school in Spain can feel overwhelming. With so many options available, it’s important to find a school that not only offers excellent academic standards but also supports your child’s personal growth and cultural integration. I’ve gathered insights on some of the top schools in Spain to help you make an informed decision. Whether you are relocating or seeking a new educational environment, this guide will provide practical information to assist you. Exploring...