Therefore,
15, four out ten students new:
In FWB, repetition decreases to 39.5 %, but remains very high compared to international standards.
The repetition finally decreases in FWB, but remains well above all international standards, written on evening Friday. Similarly, According to the figures obtained by the daily. Meanwhile, while in 2017, 48 % of the 15 -year -old students were late, they are now “only” 39.5 %.
It is therefore good news when Belgium has always been known to have a high repetition rate compared to our. European neighbors.
“There is still a long way to reach the” Grail “of 24 % in 2030. objective set in the pact of excellence”, underlines in the evening.
In addition. between 2017 and 2022, the rate of school delay (the number of students who are late at least one year) increased from 17 % to around 15 % in the last two primary years. The phenomenon has also been reduced by almost eight points, from 45.1 to 37.5 %, in the last secondary cycle.
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15, four out ten students new — 15, four out ten students new: In FWB, repetition decreases to 39.5 %, but remains very high compared to international standards. The repetition finally decreases in FWB, but remains well above all international standards, written on evening Friday. According to.
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