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Diário de Coimbra12 September 2026 at 11:00

The PISA report (Programme for International Student Assessment by the OECD) was released this week, presenting concerning numbers about the state of education in Portugal. The program evaluates student performance in mathematics, reading and science across various countries.

The title "Seven days a week" suggests that the data may be related to the school workload or instruction time of Portuguese students. PISA is one of the most important OECD assessments for measuring educational quality among countries.

Why this matters

The PISA results are an important indicator for parents, students and policymakers in Portugal, as they allow comparing the performance of Portuguese students with other OECD countries and identifying areas that need intervention in the national education system.

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