In the face of the critical situation of the public school Ancín Lokiz in Navarra, the parents and educators decided to turn it around: Model D was implemented in the center, with the objective of making the offer more attractive, going from 22 students in two courses to 46. Of these 46 students, the majority are working on model D (24 students) and another 12 have maintained model A (Spanish).
Students no longer go to schools in larger cities, because parents like their children to learn in Basque and do so in a small rural school. In addition, people in the city have gone to town during the pandemic. This was explained by the director of Lokiz in an interview given to the Bilbao News Journal. “Here the ratios are smaller and we can work on more active methodologies. In a rural school, the closeness is greater, the families are closer and the norms are more flexible”.
They expect that the number of students will grow and that the current center, with two classrooms and a third smaller and without space for further expansion, will remain small, studying the possibility of building a larger center to accommodate the new generations of the environment.
The Department of Education doesn't understand why public employees have gone on strike. He's got to ask the LAB Syndicate. This union signed an agreement with the department in April 2023. Two years later they have also called for a strike because, unlike the previous ones, the... [+]
Erretiratu berri den lankide-ohi baten omenez, Historiako irakaslea. Bejondeizula!
Hezkuntza-legeek azpimarratzen dute zein garrantzitsua den ikasleengan pentsamendu kritikoa sustatzea. Baina irakasle-klaustroak, garai batean ideien eztabaidarako eta proposamenak... [+]
I received your e-mail in personal mail on the strike portals. At first, like many others, I thought it was to let you know what options we have in the face of the strike. But no, the e-mail received was a political and communicative movement against the strike.
I will confess... [+]