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Minedu allocated 8 million soles for academic competitions that strengthen the skills of schoolchildrenMore than 9000 students from public and private schools yield Pisa 2025 and another 11,000 will participate in the ERCE of UNESCO
Peru today lives a great educational mobilization: thousands of schoolchildren participate simultaneously in national competitions organized by the Ministry of Education (MINEDU) and, in parallel, in evaluations such as the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2025.
The Minister of Education, Morgan Quero, said that the 2025 educational contests enhance learning and place the country on a path of continuous improvement: With school competitions we bet on a Peru that believes in their talent and trusts their young people to lead the future. That same commitment, he added, is reflected in the participation of more than 9000 students in the Pisa 2025 OECD test.
Undering contests
The Minedu has allocated 8 million soles for the development of eight school competitions that are held throughout the year. Some have already completed their initial and regional stages, while others advance towards the national phase.
On Friday, September 19, the National School Floral Games culminate in Lima, with 884 finalists from all September 22 to 26 with 3485 students.
The National School Olympiad of Mathematics (OneM), which mobilized 1.7 million schoolchildren in their previous phases, is ready for the grand finale of October. Meanwhile, the Peru Lee contest concluded its macro -regional stage and will define its winners in October, with more than 775 887 students mobilized from the initial stage.
On the other hand, Create and Emprende and the Eureka Fair advance in the regional stage and will have their national phase in October and November, while ideas in action continue in schools and will culminate in November with its national phase.
International evaluations in parallel
In parallel to competitions, thousands of students participate in international evaluations that measure progress in learning. In the OECD Pisa 2025 test, more than 9000 schoolchildren of 15 years of 260 public and private schools pay the exam between August 18 and September 30 throughout the country. The evaluation measures reading, mathematics and science, and incorporates for the first time English and learning in the digital world.
In October it will be the turn of the Comparative and Explanatory Regional Study (ERCE) 2025 of the LLECE - UNESCO, in which 11,000 primary students will be evaluated in reading, writing, mathematics and sciences, in addition to a module on socio -emotional skills.
Peru already demonstrated a sustained advance in Pisa 2022, with an average increase of 9.6 points in reading, 6.5 in mathematics and 9.6 in science. Today, with competitions and evaluations in progress throughout the territory, the Minedu reaffirms its commitment to bet on a country that enhances the talent of its students and trusts them to lead the future.
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