Iceland's PISA Results 2025: Student Performance Drops to New Low
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The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2025 results, released today, show a significant decline in the performance of Icelandic primary school students. Only 56% of students demonstrated basic proficiency in reading, 62% in mathematics, and 62% in science. The percentage of students meeting basic proficiency has dropped by 13-22 percentage points since 2015. Iceland now ranks 33rd out of 38 OECD countries. The Minister of Education and Children, Inga Sæland, has announced measures to improve student performance, including a curriculum review and increased focus on basic skills.
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