October 5, 2026
OIDEL’s Director General, Ignasi Grau Callizo, and Jan De Groof, Government Commissioner for Universities of the Flemish Community of Belgium, have published an article in El Debate (Spanish Newspaper) addressing a key issue for the future of our education systems: educational pluralism.
From a public policy perspective, it is essential to move towards a stable educational framework that recognises and promotes educational pluralism, particularly in light of the latest PISA results.
As the authors state:
“Instead of continuing to experiment, we need to consolidate what works”.
In this context, the initiative to develop the Guiding Principles on Educational Pluralism seeks to contribute to a more robust and long-term debate on education, centred around two key elements: “placing parents at the heart of the educational debate and establishing a knowledge-rich curriculum accompanied by an effective assessment system.”
Read the article HERE.
