Education, Skills and Learning

These countries spend the most on education

Schoolchildren study during a morning class in a primary classroom at la Providence school in Vincennes, near Paris, May 13, 2008.    REUTERS/Charles Platiau  (FRANCE) - PM1E45D117Z01

OECD countries spend around 18% more per secondary student than they do per primary student. Image: REUTERS/Charles Platiau

Emma Charlton
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