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Schools find places for all students in Lisbon, principals reveal
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Schools find places for all students in Lisbon, principals reveal

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 15:15

School principals in Lisbon managed to find places for all students who were without a spot in schools in the capital. The representative of school principals revealed that all pending cases were resolved after a meeting with the Ministry of Education services.

The meeting took place today between principals of schools in Lisbon and ministry services. During the encounter, solutions were found for all students who had not yet been placed in educational establishments in the region.

The Ministry of Education services also receive today the principals of schools in Sintra. This meeting follows the meetings held to resolve the question of places for students in the Lisbon region.

The process of placing students in schools in Lisbon thus appears to be concluded, after cases of students without available places had initially been identified.

Why this matters

Readers in Lisbon and Sintra closely follow the process of placing their children in schools, and this news indicates that the immediate problem of lack of places has been solved, bringing relief to families concerned about their children's enrollment.

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