AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPISA Shock Across Europe: OECD figures show around one-third of young Europeans are below basic reading or maths proficiency, with the decline visible in most countries—raising fresh pressure on education reforms. UK Performance Twist: Despite the broader slide, England moves into the top 10 internationally as 15-year-olds outperform in maths, reading and science, with reading a standout. Spain’s Crisis Narrative: Spain’s PISA results are described as record lows, with debate over what’s driving the fall and what the “prescription” should be. EU Security and Schools: The EU warns of a chilling new terror menace tied to online violent extremist networks, with many suspects under 18—putting education and youth platforms in the spotlight. Affordable Housing Meets Student Life: The EU plans to give cities more power to curb short-term rentals like Airbnb, aiming to protect housing affordability for workers and students. Universities vs Israel Ties: Investigations report European universities still maintain Israeli research partnerships with defence links despite public promises to cut or suspend collaborations. Andalusia Back to School: Schools in southern Spain reopen amid fewer pupils and a push for smaller class sizes, starting with the youngest children.
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