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Results PISA 2025

TV RECORD EUROPA9 September 2026 at 12:21

The Portuguese students are losing knowledge and skills, according to a new report from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2025. The study reveals a significant setback in the academic results of Portugal's students.

According to the information made available, the PISA 2025 results indicate that Portugal suffered a setback of decades in the performance of its students. This decrease in students' skills represents a concern for the Portuguese educational system.

The information about these results was reported by the program FALA PORTUGAL, broadcast by TV RECORD. The station makes this and other news content available through its various platforms, including social media and website.

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