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Education in Lezíria do Tejo (Oeste e Vale do Tejo, Portugal): official figures

The retention and dropout rate in basic education in the Lezíria do Tejo was 5.1% in 2023/2024 (national: 3.9%), 7th highest of 26 among Portugal’s NUTS 3 sub-regions.

Retention and dropout rate, basic education
5.1%
2023/2024

How do secondary schools perform in The Lezíria do Tejo?

The secondary-school transition and completion rate in the Lezíria do Tejo stood at 88.2% in 2023/2024, 5th lowest of 26 among Portugal’s NUTS 3 sub-regions; nationally it was 90.4%.

Source: INE, Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (Statistics Portugal) · saved copy

How many students are there in The Lezíria do Tejo?

The Lezíria do Tejo had 31,355 pupils in basic and secondary education in 2023/2024 and 2,966 teachers in those levels, about 10.6 pupils per teacher (national: 10.2); 7.2% of pupils attended private schools (16.3% nationally).

Source: INE, Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (Statistics Portugal) · saved copy

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How Lezíria do Tejo compares with other intermunicipal communities in Portugal

Retention and dropout rate in basic education (%) (2023/2024)

Lezíria do Tejo ranks 7 of 26, highest first.

RankAreaRetention and dropout rate in basic education (%)
4Alentejo Litoral5.8%
5Península de Setúbal5.7%
6Alto Alentejo5.4%
7Lezíria do Tejo5.1%
8Grande Lisboa5.0%
9Oeste4.6%
10Beira Baixa4.5%
Source: INE, Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (Statistics Portugal) · saved copy

Transition/completion rate in secondary education (%) (2023/2024)

Lezíria do Tejo ranks 22 of 26, highest first.

RankAreaTransition/completion rate in secondary education (%)
19Oeste89.8%
20Alentejo Litoral89.3%
21Região Autónoma da Madeira89.0%
22Lezíria do Tejo88.2%
23Grande Lisboa87.1%
24Península de Setúbal86.5%
25Região Autónoma dos Açores86.3%
Source: INE, Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (Statistics Portugal) · saved copy

Pupils per teacher, basic and secondary education (2023/2024)

Lezíria do Tejo ranks 6 of 26, highest first.

RankAreaPupils per teacher, basic and secondary education
3Oeste11.3
4Região de Leiria10.8
5Região de Aveiro10.7
6Lezíria do Tejo10.6
7Área Metropolitana do Porto10.5
8Alentejo Litoral10.4
9Médio Tejo10.4
Source: INE, Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (Statistics Portugal) · saved copy

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