Private education again dominates the Portuguese school ranking
AdvertisementPrivate education again dominates the national average to keep a pit on the “rankings” of national schools.
The data analyzed by the Ministry of Education and analyzed the Lusa Agency, revealed the first and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last and last.
Oh Best Universal College in Porto, leading the table this year 16.51 with a media, 191 tests were performed.
You have to go through the list 33rd place to find the first public school, Since Dr. Ferraera Da Silva has reached an average of 13.85 values in 125 exams, Olivera de Azames, since he is elementary and secondary school.
However, these results refer to a half of the previous year, in which the first public school was only 39th place, with a slightly lower average.
The Ministry of Education indicates that girls continue to have better performance than children and that there is less school yields for more students. According to the study, students who do not have social support (ASE) have the best standards for all subjects compared to ASE’s fellow beneficiaries.
However, according to the analysis of the Lusa Agency data, half of the schools can contradict the impact of poverty in school success.
The Northern National Average dominates
The first school in Lisbon is the closure of the top five of the educational institutions with the highest performance. It is the sellers of St. Thomas College, followed by Lisbon-Sono Jose Workshops College and Combo de Floreus College in Almada. The first four places are private schools in Porto, Madosinhos and Prague.
If we see only 30 public schools with the best average results in the exam, most are in the north of the country.
Low -national average, nine public schools and a private, Everything is located in the Lisbon metropolitan area, and all with negative national average.
Finally, the rankings come to Boxa da Fatira Higher Secondary School in Vale da Amorera in Moita. Information data reveals data The rate of students who speak or abandon this school establishment This is twice as much as the national average.
Published rankings want to create a portrait of national education, but They have no consensus among the school community.
Many people criticize the spread of numbers, such as that the national average cannot be compared without analyzing the environment where students are inserted, ie factors such as the socio -economic environment and the shortage of teachers.
10 schools with the best average
- Great Universal College (Porto) – 16.5
- Nosa Senhora Doe Rosario College (Porto) – 16.4
- Ephonor College (Porto) – 16.3
- D. Theogo de Ch OUS Sa College (Praga) – 15.9
- S. Tomas College (Lisbon) – 15.3
- Chalsian de Lispova – Sawo Jose Workshops College (Lisbon) – 15.3
- Florer’s College Field (Setapal, Almada) – 15.2
- New College Mia (Porto) – 15.1
- Noah Encosta College (Porto) – 15.08
- Modern College (Lisbon) – 15.07
10 schools with bad average
- Master Tomingos Sarwa Basic and Secondary School (Lisbon, Al Queero, Cindra) – 8.6
- Dr. Azavedo Nevs Basic and Secondary School (Lisbon, Tomia, Amadora) – 8.5
- Santo Antonio Basic and Secondary School (Setapal, Farrro) – 8.4
- Basic and Secondary School Queen D. Leonor de Lencastre (Lisbon, Cindra) – 8.4
- Water Mothers’ Elementary and Secondary School (Lisbon, Falaguwera, Amaratora) – 8.2
- Fonsheka Secondary School (Lisbon) – 7.9
- Jose Cardoso Pires Secondary School (Lisbon, Lores) – 7.8
- Lisbon Game Cloud Secondary School (Lisbal, Lores) – 7.3
- Externado Alwarez Cabral (Lisbon) – 6.9
- Bikesa da Battle Secondary School (Settabal, Vale Da Amorera, Smile) – 6.5
10 public schools with the best average
- Dr. Ferraera Da Silva (Aviro, Olivera de Azemis) – 13.8
- Tomas Belao Secondary School (Porto, Santo Trzo) – 13.5
- Basic and Secondary School D. Piliba de Lencastre (Lisbon) – 13.1
- Eya de Kuraus Secondary School (Porto, Pova de Varsim) – 13.1
- Antonio Arrooro Arts School (Lisbon) – 13.1
- Garcia de Arda Secondary School (Porto) – 13.03
- Army College (Lisbon) – 12.9
- Dr. Serafim Light (Aviro, Sawo Jono Da Mathira) – 12.9
- Roul Pronia Secondary School (Learia, Caldas Da Rani) – 12.8
- Infanta d. Maria Higher Secondary School (Koimbra) – 12.8
10 public schools with bad average
- Jaim Cortezo Secondary School (Koimbra) – 8.6
- Master Tomingos Sarwa Basic and Secondary School (Lisbon, Al Queero, Cindra) – 8.6
- Dr. Azavedo Nevs Basic and Secondary School (Lisbon, Tomia, Amadora) – 8.5
- Santo Antonio’s Basic and Secondary School (Settabal, Barirro) – 8.4
- Basic and Secondary School Queen D. Leonor de Lencastre (Lisbon, Cindra) – 8.4
- Water Mothers’ Elementary and Secondary School (Lisbon, Falaguwera, Amaratora) – 8.2
- Fonsheka Secondary School (Lisbon) – 7.9
- Jose Cardoso Pires Secondary School (Lisbon, Lores) – 7.8
- Curet Higher Secondary School (Lisbon, Lores) – 7.3
- Bikesa da Battle Secondary School (Settabal, Vale Da Amorera, Smile) – 6.5
21st European Country Portugal with excellent performance in education
When looking at Europe, Portugal is the 21st country with the best performance in education.
From the numbers Pissa (International Student Assessment Program)It evaluates education methods by the performance measurement of the 15 -year period, especially in areas such as mathematics, science and reading.
AdvertisementThe best performance is European country Estonia, which is seventh in the global code, with 1547 marks. At the European level, Switzerland, Ireland, United Kingdom and Finland topped the top five.
Portugal has a total of 1433 points, The world occupies the top 30 countries worldwide.
