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Schools find places for all students in Lisbon

TV RECORD EUROPA15 September 2026 at 15:31

Lisbon's schools managed to find places for all students. The number of students increased compared to previous years. Many students who previously attended private education transferred to public school. This situation demonstrates a growing trend in demand for public education in the Portuguese capital.

Why this matters

Lisbon families need to secure places for their children in schools, and this news indicates that the public system managed to meet the demand. The increase in transfers from private to public education may reflect economic concerns or changes in families' educational choices.

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