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1857

The Moyano Law meant making instruction universal, compulsory (in its elementary grade), and free: a precise plan for the creation of schools was designed, it became the responsibility of the City Councils or Provinces to sustain schools and institutes and pay teachers' salaries, a Public Instruction Board was created in each province,  In addition to monitoring the proper administration of funds, to "promote the improvements and advancement of primary and secondary educational establishments".

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1970

It provides for compulsory and free education up to the age of 14.

New structure of : EGB, BUP, COU and FP teaching.

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1980

It regulates the representation of sectors of the educational community, including parents' associations.

This law was not carried out.

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1985

The proximity of the residence to the school, the low economic resources and the assistance of siblings are established as a priority scale to have a place.

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1992

Compulsory schooling is imposed until the age of sixteen and the reduction from 40 to 24 students per class.

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1995

The principal will be elected by the School Council for four years and early retirement of teachers at age 60 is allowed.

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2002

It establishes itineraries in ESO and Bachillerato, a revalidation test at the end of baccalaureate and the subject of religion evaluable and computable.

This law did not have effective application

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2006

It includes Education for Citizenship and maintains religion as a mandatory offer in schools, but optional for students. It allows you to pass the course with a maximum of two failures.

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2012

It distinguishes between "core" subjects, competence of the State, and of free autonomic configuration. There will also be external evaluations at the end of each stage.

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2021

The LOMLOE seeks a balance between the teaching of the official language, that is, Spanish, and the co-official languages, Catalan, Galician and Basque. For this reason, itgives the different autonomous communities and their educational centres the necessary competences to guarantee their effective learning.