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Bahrain (BHR)

Tracking world statistics on Education and Children

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What each indicator means

Government spending on education
Public spending on education as a share of the economy (GDP).
Children out of primary school
Share of primary-school-age children who are not enrolled in school.
Tertiary enrolment
Enrolment in universities and other tertiary institutions relative to the age group that would normally attend.
Secondary school enrolment
Enrolment in secondary education relative to the official school-age population. It can exceed 100% because of over-age pupils.
Pupils per teacher (primary)
Pupils per teacher in primary education. A lower number means more staff per child.

Where this country stands

For each indicator below, the country's figure is placed against all 208 countries and areas covered by the same source. The median is the middle value once every country is ordered by that indicator.

IndicatorValueRankMedianRanked 1stRanked last
Government spending on education1.89 %188 / 2034.1 %Kiribati 16.39Somalia 0
Children out of primary school4.75 %116 / 2053.98 %United Arab Emirates 0Somalia 85.27
Tertiary enrolment58.37 %68 / 20338.5 %Greece 165.11Haiti 1.05
Secondary school enrolment98.81 %67 / 20891.28 %Monaco 158.55Somalia 3.35
Pupils per teacher (primary)11.9230 / 20618.93San Marino 6.93Central African Republic 83.41

Countries ranked next to it: Andorra, Bermuda, Ecuador, Ghana, Libya, Dominican Republic, Moldova, Israel