Most foreign schoolchildren in the Balearics are from Europe

The article by a professor at the University of the Balearic Islands, Lluís Vidaña, uses this evidence in stressing the need for work to be done on multiculturalism in schools, as necessary measures have yet to be adopted. A reason for European pupils having become the most represented was a decline of 2,547 African and Latin American pupils compared with the 2013-2014 school year.

With regard to the yearbook in general, its co-director, Carme Orte, said during its presentation to the media that it includes twenty-five pieces of work that are the result of the participation of 45 authors. "In this edition we have looked to highlight positive issues and all the good work being done in the education system."

Another article, by Bartomeu Cañellas and Heracli Portas, focuses on the need for pupils to repeat. They discovered that 56% of 15-year-old pupils were not studying the course that corresponds to their age, which is lower than a 62% national average.

The report is available via the university's website and that of Caixa Colonya, which sponsored the study.