IMSERSO has created, as National Coordinator in Spain, on the occasion of the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations, a website to broadcast the activities developed in the programme. 

The Council of Ministers of November 18th 2011 has received a report from the Ministry of Education about Lifelong Learning in Spain - New opportunities to learn. 

This formal presentation is the result of the drafting works of the Action Plan in which Administrations, Social Agents and Civil Society Entities linked to lifelong learning have participated. 

The University of Deusto, through the Institute of Leisure Studies of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, became part of the Spanish National Association of University Programmes for Older Adults (AEPUM) in June 2011.

This centenarian university started in the mid-90's its first leisure training programme which has led us, in a process of constant innovation, to have five active programmes nowadays. 

The Secretary General of Social Policy and Consumption, Isabel María Martínez Lozano, has presented today at the Venue of the Institute for Older Persons and Social Services (IMSERSO) the White Paper on Active Ageing. 

It is a technical document supporting the data obtained in two surveys: one of them shows the opinions of seniors about themselves and their situation in society; the other one on the population's general opinion about seniors. 

As classes start in Universities with University Programmes for Older Adults, TVE broadcasts such teachings by showing the eldest student with no more and no less than 101 years old. A senior who studies in the NAU GRAN Programme of the University of Valencia. In this way, the saying becomes reality: "It is never too late to learn”.