Prime Minister Luís Montenegro acknowledged that education in Portugal has lost quality, admitting that the results of the PISA tests confirm this reality. The official considered that the international data demonstrates the need for intervention in Portuguese schools.
Montenegro highlighted that the Government is adopting measures to reverse this situation, especially emphasizing the need for changes in school curricula. The executive has been implementing these changes as part of its strategy to improve the quality of education.
The prime minister argued that the ongoing measures are essential to recover the quality levels in education that the country has previously achieved. The reference to PISA results serves as an argument to justify the policies implemented by his executive.
