Overview
- Education chief Antonio Rovira announced the move on 8 September during the start of the school year in Castelló.
- Students who began first-year Bachillerato this week will be the first to study the topic in 2026–2027.
- The content will address terrorism, ETA and the memory of victims and their families, which the conseller links to material removed in 2022 under the Ley Celaá.
- Implementation relies on modifying the regional curriculum during 2025–2026 and approving a new convivencia decree before the end of 2025.
- ABC reports that Valencia is currently one of four regions not requiring terrorism in the syllabus, while others such as Madrid, Castilla y León, Murcia and Aragón do.