Average for Bratislava II

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Overall school rating
–
  
Leaving examination
–
  
Testing 9
–
  
Exceptional achievements
–
  
Unemployment of the graduates
–
  
State school inspection
–
  
Participation in competitions
–
  
Enrollment in university
–
  
Pedagogical staff
–
  
Financial resources
–
 
All indicators
 
Leaving examination
  
Slovak language
58
65 %
  
Mathematics
60
63 %
  
Hungarian language
–
–
  
Slovak language and slovak literature
–
–
  
English language B1
61
59 %
  
English language B2
63
74 %
  
German language B1
48
38 %
  
German language B2
38
48 %
 
Testing 9
  
Slovak language
58
59 %
  
Mathematics
51
53 %
  
Hungarian language
75
73 %
  
Slovak language and slovak literature
72
68 %
 
State school inspection
  
School management
76
87 %
  
Education conditions
63
80 %
  
Socio-educational process
58
82 %
  
9th grade Slovak Language
98
76 %
  
4th grade Natural sciences
84
77 %
  
9th grade Physics
56
50 %
  
9th grade Biology
45
57 %
 
Competitions participation
  
Competitions participation
74
1,8
  
Komparo - mathematics
91
0,4
  
Komparo - Slovak language
92
0,5
 
Exceptional achievements
  
Exceptional achievements
82
0,9 €
 
Pedagogical staff
  
Teachers per 100 students
49
13,9
  
Utilization of ICT
45
47 %
  
Share of qualified pedagogues
–
–
 
Unemployment of the graduates
  
Unemployment of the graduates
70
9,1 %
  
Regional employability
21
3,06
 
Financial resources
  
Resources per student
46
1 962 €
  
School own resources
73
0,084
 
Enrollment in university
  
Share of the graduates accepted to university
45
41 %
  
Successful enrollment in university
40
76 %
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We offer the information on primary and secondary schools, which exist on the national level and describe the results of the students, or the conditions for teaching. If people have quality information, they can make better decisions based on them. Therefore, we think that through this project we can help the parents of the future students and the schools as well, because by comparing with one another, they will be motivated to better results.

Rankings do not comprehensively evaluate the quality of a school, but they inform about the students’ results. These results do not consider the differences between the students of individual schools caused by various factors other than the educational process (such as the different social background), they do not cover the whole content of education and they do not assess the added value of a school, that is, what skills and knowledge has the school delivered to its students. Rankings can therefore be a useful indicator when choosing a school, but they should mainly draw the public into the discussion about the quality of schools.

For acquiring a more precise image, the parents should ask the schools about the further prospects of the students, either in enrollment on universities, or when entering the labor market. Important are also information on the performance of the students in various competitions, on the technical equipment, or the structure of the classes.

This project was supported by a grant from the Foundation Open Society Institute in cooperation with the Think Tank Fund of the Open Society Foundations. The project is run by INEKO Institute which is a non-governmental non-profit organization established in support of economic and social reforms which aim to remove barriers to the long-term positive development of the Slovak economy and society. INEKO is not responsible for the full functionality of portals created by INEKO or third parties, or for the accuracy of data displayed on the created portals.