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Government says opening new classes or increasing students per classroom could be the solution so no one is left without a spot

Notícias de Coimbra14 September 2026 at 14:24

The Ministry of Education services are considering opening new classes, reorganizing school space, or increasing the number of students per classroom as possible solutions to ensure no student is left without a spot.

The government states that these measures can be implemented to meet the demand for school places without the need to refuse admissions.

The options under analysis aim to maximize existing capacity in schools without compromising the quality of education.

These solutions arise in a context where there is increased demand for school places, requiring rapid responses from educational authorities.

Why this matters

Parents and guardians in the region need to know that the government is preparing concrete solutions to ensure school places. Decisions about new classes or space reorganization can directly affect the quality of education and the daily life of families. This information allows those concerned to follow and prepare for possible changes in school capacity in their area.

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