New Zealand’s 15-year-olds show promising stability in science and math scores on the global Pisa tests, with slight gains after years of decline—science up to 509, math to 480. But reading scores dipped four points, mostly among boys, and a growing gap between top and bottom readers within schools raises concerns. While New Zealand still ranks top ten in reading and science and above average in math, sampling issues may inflate results by up to 15 points, and nearly a quarter of students now fall into low-reading categories—highlighting urgent needs for equitable education.
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