Overview
- Sixth-grade students fell below the 70-point benchmark in Science, Technology and Engineering and recorded their worst Mathematics results since 2017, while fourth-year ESO pupils missed the minimum standard in Mathematics, Science, Technology and Engineering and English.
- The newly established Agència d’Avaluació i Prospectiva de l’Educació will redesign basic competency tests with fixed anchoring items to enable scientific year-to-year comparability of results.
- The Departament d’Educació i FP will hire additional mathematics teachers and introduce computational thinking programs across up to 900 schools.
- STEAM outreach pilots will be expanded and clarified Lomloe curriculum guidelines will be issued ahead of the 2025–26 school year to support evidence-based teaching.
- Assessments highlighted gender gaps, with girls underperforming in STEM subjects and boys lagging in linguistic competencies.