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Government may open new classes or increase students per classroom

Observador14 September 2026 at 15:07

The Portuguese government is analyzing new solutions to ensure that all students have a place in a public school. The authorities are checking available vacancies and the possibility of establishing new classes.

The services are considering two main options: opening new classes or increasing the number of students per classroom. These measures aim to solve the placement problem of students who have not yet secured a place.

The main objective is to ensure that no student is left without a place in a public school. This situation arises in a context of high demand for places in public sector schools.

The authorities continue to evaluate the possibilities to find the best solution to accommodate all students who need a place in public schools.

Why this matters

This situation directly affects thousands of Portuguese families who depend on placing their children in public schools. The decision may have an impact on students' learning conditions, either through larger classes or the creation of new classes to accommodate demand.

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