The results of Portuguese students in PISA 2025 worsened significantly, falling back to levels close to those observed in 2006 in Mathematics, Reading, and Sciences. This decline represents a complete reversal of the gains achieved over the previous years.
The study, conducted by the OECD, is the world's largest international education assessment and allows for comparing students' performance across different countries. Portugal, which had been improving consecutively in previous editions of the program, now suffers an expressive setback.
The observed decline affects all three areas assessed by PISA, indicating a widespread phenomenon not limited to a specific subject. This result places Portugal on a downward trajectory after a prolonged period of academic progress.



