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The number of primary-school pupils in Switzerland is expected to fall by 8% by 2035 after peaking around 2027 or 2028, according to federal projections. University enrolment, by contrast, is forecast to grow by more than 20% over the same period.
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vocational training
Switzerland’s vocational team finished third at WorldSkills and was the best-performing European delegation.
Le News
vocational training
Switzerland has finished third at WorldSkills in Shanghai, making it the best-performing European country with 12 medals.
Le News
education
A dispute over when children should begin learning foreign languages is exposing tensions between national cohesion, cantonal autonomy and school resources.
SWI swissinfo.ch
Switzerland-EU relations
Switzerland’s Council of States has advanced the new EU agreements, including Erasmus+ funding, while lawmakers have debated immigration provisions, tuition fees and the mechanism for a future referendum.
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Switzerland
Swiss voters could be asked to approve the new package of agreements with the European Union, while lawmakers also debate equal tuition fees for EU students at the country’s two federal institutes of technology.
The Local Switzerland · +1 more
education
Swiss lawmakers have backed equal tuition treatment for Swiss and EU students at the two federal institutes of technology as part of deliberations over Switzerland’s new package of agreements with the European Union. The decision could affect the cost of studying at ETH Zurich and EPFL for EU nationals.
The Local Switzerland
education
ETH Zurich and EPFL remain among the world’s leading universities, although both slipped in the latest Times Higher Education ranking as Tsinghua University moved ahead of ETH.
SWI swissinfo.ch
education
Swiss pupils continue to outperform the OECD average overall, but recent results point to deterioration in some basic skills.
Le News
education
Swiss pupils continue to perform above the OECD average, but recent results point to deterioration in some core skills. The article would investigate the trends in reading, mathematics and science, and consider the pressures facing schools and teachers.
Le News
education
Switzerland’s strong overall PISA performance masks deterioration in some core skills among 15-year-olds. The trend raises questions about teaching quality, educational inequality and the pressures facing the country’s school system.
Le News
education
Swiss pupils still perform above the OECD average, but recent results point to deterioration in basic skills. This analysis should investigate the causes of the decline and the implications for schools, teachers and education policy.
Le News
Switzerland
Children’s school-related difficulties are increasingly being brought to Swiss paediatricians, according to a survey of doctors. The trend raises questions about whether schools, rather than medical services, should provide more support.
Le News
education
Switzerland remains above the OECD average, but its 2025 PISA results show substantial declines in reading and mathematics since 2015.
SWI swissinfo.ch
PISA
Swiss 15-year-olds remain above the OECD average in science and problem-solving, but their reading and mathematics scores have fallen substantially since 2015. The latest PISA results revive questions about curriculum priorities, inequality and the resilience of Switzerland’s education system.
SWI swissinfo.ch
Zurich
Zurich’s cantonal parliament has backed legislation that would ban headscarves for female pupils and teachers in public schools and kindergartens. The narrow vote is likely to trigger legal and political challenges over religious freedom and school neutrality.
Le News
children
Swiss paediatricians are increasingly treating children whose difficulties are linked to school, according to a new survey. The findings suggest that educational pressures may be placing a growing burden on the healthcare system.
Le News
children
Swiss paediatricians report that school-related difficulties are increasingly being brought into medical consultations. The trend raises questions about whether children’s problems are being medicalised when schools, families and social services may be better placed to respond.
Le News
Zurich
Zurich’s parliament has narrowly backed legislation to prohibit headscarves in public schools and kindergartens. The proposal now moves to the cantonal government, setting up a significant debate over religious freedom, education and integration.
Le News
children
A new survey suggests that school-related difficulties are increasingly being brought to Swiss paediatricians, turning educational and social problems into medical consultations. The story would investigate the pressures on children, families, schools and doctors, and ask whether more support should be delivered in classrooms rather than clinics.
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