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  • TIMSS 2015 - Results for Northern Ireland

    Topics:
    • Statistics and research, 
    • Research

    Date published: 29 November 2016

    TIMSS is a study of mathematics and science at ages 9-10 (and ages 13-14, although Northern Ireland participated only at the younger age range). TIMSS has a four-yearly cycle. Northern Ireland took part in TIMSS for the second time in the 2015 cycle so comparisons can be made with 2011 where appropriate.

    Documents

    • TIMSS 2015 in Northern Ireland: Mathematics and Science - Executive SummaryAdobe PDF (5.3 MB)
    • Key insights from TIMSS 2015 (Northern Ireland)Adobe PDF (2.23 MB)
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