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The OECD Releases PISA 2025 Results for 91 Education Systems
- The OECD released the first results of PISA 2025 on 8 September 2026: about 760,000 15-year-olds in 91 countries and economies, with science the main subject[2]
- OECD averages were 482 in science, 463 in mathematics and 461 in reading, and 500 in the new Learning in the Digital World test[2]
- B-S-J-Z (China) led science with 597 points; only a small group of systems, Singapore, Macao, Chinese Taipei, Japan, Korea and Estonia among them, scored significantly above Australia across all three domains[3]
- Mathematics has fallen 46 points since 2003 and learning outcomes have largely stagnated or declined in many countries since 2022[2]
- Finland scored 504 in science, down from 511 in 2022 but still well above average, while Australia scored 509; Finland's education minister said gaps between students have widened[3]
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- [1]90%oecd.org/en/publications/2026/09/pisa-2025-results-volume-i_5265bfb1/full-report.htmloecd.org· Posted Oct 1, 2026· Starts Sep 8, 2026 ✓· Ends Sep 8, 2026 ✓· 35% of score
Teacher Magazine[2] and the Finnish Government both give 8 September 2026 as the release date of the first PISA 2025 results from the OECD.
- [2]85%PISA 2025: Australian students perform above OECD average in all domains - Teacher Magazineteachermagazine.com· Published Sep 8, 2026· 32% of score
Reports the OECD[1] averages, the 91 systems, 760,000 students and the long-run maths decline.
- [3]88%PISA 2025: Students in Finland still perform well above OECD average in science - Finnish Governmentvaltioneuvosto.fi· Published Sep 8, 2026· 32% of score
Government release with the science average, top performers and trend commentary.[1]
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