Hurchillo school joins national initiative to design future of education

The Manuel Riquelme Public School in Hurchillo has been selected to participate in ‘100 Colegios de Impacto’ (100 Impact Schools), a national Spanish initiative aimed at designing the school of the future. The project involves 100 educational centers across 25 provinces and seeks to identify, measure, and improve educational aspects previously considered intangible, such as creativity, empathy, well-being, and motivation.

Driven by the Fundación Educación, Fundación Ortega-Marañón, and Fundación Unicaja, the program utilizes expert committees, universities, and researchers. During the current academic year, participating schools will analyze indicators related to holistic student development, specifically referencing metrics used in upcoming PISA international assessments. The initiative aims to generate evidence and best practices to shape future educational models through diagnostic processes and community involvement.