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recent years too. Malaysia now has 283 international schools, Thailand has 216 and Vietnam has 126.”


EUROPEAN SUCCESS STORIES While global trends between 2009 and 2018 reveal that Asian school systems are consistently getting the best results, Estonia and Finland are among the highest achieving European countries. Estonia has advanced steadily to the top of the rankings, despite


the fact that its expenditure per student remains about 30 per cent lower than the OECD average. In addition, Portugal advanced to the OECD average level even though the country was severely hit by the financial crisis. The Czech Republic and Ireland saw recent improvements in reading; Denmark, Ireland and Slovenia in maths; and Montenegro in science.


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have become accessible to many more families, both expatriate and local. Today there are almost 11,000 international schools around the world, including 31 countries with over 100 international schools. They include China with 884 schools, India with 708, and the UAE with 664. A growing number of countries in South East Asia have seen dramatic growth in international schools in


For more information on PISA, visit: www.oecd.org/pisa/


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