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Over 760,000 students from 91 countries/economies, including 38 OECD countries, took part in PISA 2025. Countries all over the world participated, including South, Central and North America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the Pacific and Oceania. In New Zealand, just over 5,000 students from 133 English-medium schools (state, state-integrated and independent schools) took part in the study in Term 2 or Term 3 of 2025.

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  • PISA 2025: New Zealand summary report

    This report covers the achievement of 15-year-old English-medium students in science, mathematics and reading. Each cycle of PISA focuses on one of these key subject areas. In PISA 2025, the focus was on science. The report covers New Zealand’s performance…

    Author(s): Steve May with Rachel Borthwick and Chuyu Song, Ministry of Education

    Date Published: September 2026

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  • PISA 2025: Science achievement and experiences of 15-year-olds

    This report covers the science achievement and learning experiences of 15-year-old students in New Zealand English-medium schools in 2025. Each cycle of PISA focuses on 1 learning area and in PISA 2025 the focus was on science, providing in-depth achievement…

    Author(s): Rachel Borthwick, Ministry of Education

    Date Published: September 2026

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  • PISA 2025: Computational problem solving

    This report covers the achievement of 15-year-old English-medium students in computational problem solving, part of PISA’s Learning in the Digital World innovative domain. Computational problem solving is “the extent to which students can solve problems using computational tools, such as…

    Author(s): Chuyu Song, Ministry of Education

    Date Published: September 2026

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  • PISA 2025: 15-year-old ākonga Māori in Science

    This infographic presents data and insights about the experiences and outcomes of 15-year-old ākonga Māori in English medium schools who participated in the PISA 2025 study. The indicators reflect quantitative data sets that are aligned to the outcome domains and…

    Author(s): Te Poumatua Raraunga

    Date Published: September 2026

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  • PISA 2025: What is PISA

    The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) is an international study of 15-year-olds who are nearing the end of compulsory schooling.…

    Author(s): Ministry of Education

    Date Published: September 2026

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