CONFAP's president (National Confederation of Parent Associations) expressed support for the possible merger of the first and second cycles of basic education, but emphasized that this position is subject to "great caution and conditions". The official made these statements to the Lus news agency.
CONFAP's position comes in the context of debates about the reorganization of school cycles in Portugal. The president, speaking to the Lus agency, explained that the merger should not be implemented hastily, requiring thorough reflection on the practical implications.
The association represents the interests of thousands of Portuguese families in the education system, so its opinion carries significant weight in these discussions. The requirement for specific conditions demonstrates that parents recognize the need for potential reforms, but intend to ensure that any changes effectively serve the interests of students.
