Prime minister regrets exam disruptions but insists it was "the right path"
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Prime minister regrets exam disruptions but insists it was "the right path"

SAPO Notícias30 August 2026 at 13:55

The PSD leader and prime minister today regretted the disruptions that digital grading introduced to the national exams process. During his statements, he acknowledged the problems caused by the implementation of this new system.

Despite the criticism, the prime minister defended that the digitalization of grading was "the right path." His position remains in favor of modernizing the process, even given the difficulties faced.

The government official publicly thanked the dedication of the entire school community during this transition period. The recognition was directed at teachers, staff, and other professionals who contributed to the holding of the exams.

The transition to digital grading represented a significant change in how national exams are assessed in Portugal, having generated controversy in recent times.

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