French pupils fall to record low in global education survey
- French students' results in the 2025 international Pisa survey are the lowest ever recorded, yet remain in line with the OECD average, according to results published on Tuesday.
- French Education Minister Édouard Geffray criticised social media as one of the causes, and pledged to focus on raising standards in middle schools over the next five-year term in order to close the gap.
- Since 2000, the Pisa study (Programme for International Student Assessment), published every three years, has established itself as a global benchmark for the performance of education systems and is closely scrutinised
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- French students' results in the 2025 international Pisa survey are the lowest ever recorded, yet remain in line with the OECD average, according to results published on Tuesday.
- French Education Minister Édouard Geffray criticised social media as one of the causes, and pledged to focus on raising standards in middle schools over the next five-year term in order to close the gap.
- Since 2000, the Pisa study (Programme for International Student Assessment), published every three years, has established itself as a global benchmark for the performance of education systems and is closely scrutinised
Sources: RFI