Students at the Clara Hammerl Secondary School (Port de Pollença) have published a manifesto condemning the genocide in Gaza and expressing solidarity with the child victims. The text, written collectively by the students, denounces the violence and inequalities suffered by thousands of children, calling for an education that fosters peace, coexistence, and empathy. "No child should suffer or lose their life because of where they were born," they assert in the manifesto. The students reflect on what their life would be like if they had been born in Gaza and value their rights and privileges simply because they were born in Mallorca, a very different part of the world. This awareness has led them to demand a school that is not indifferent to global suffering, but rather educates to understand and transform it.

The Ministry of Education has informed high schools that, starting this year, they will have to complete regular assessment reports before June 5th, which means final exams will be held earlier. This advance will allow for the make-up tests (extraordinary assessments) to be held during the month of June and the final reports to be completed before the 26th of the same month, thus eliminating the September tests. According to the instructions sent to schools, students will be required to continue attending classes until the last day of the school year (June 19th), even if they have already been assessed. Teaching staff will have to organize reinforcement activities, tutoring, and extra tests for students with outstanding subjects, as well as specific proposals.