| Question | ISCED level 1 | ISCED level 2 | Sources used | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 How many school aged children are there at: | 382,764 | 386,106 | Hungarian Central Statistical Office, 1 January 2013 (Eurostat population data) | Theoretical age range for ISCED 1: 6–9 years; theoretical age range for ISCED 2: 10–13 years. Usual age range for ISCED 1: 7–10 years (25% of 6-year-olds are in ISCED 1; 21% of 10-year-olds are in ISCED 2). Usual age range for ISCED 2: 11–14 years (10% of 10-year-olds are in ISCED 1). |
| 2 How many pupils are enrolled in all formal educational settings in: | 385,466 | 390,321 | Educational Statistical Yearbook, 2012/2013 | The number of pupils in ISCED level 2 includes pupils who are older than 14, but still attend programmes at ISCED level 2. For older pupils, these are remedial programmes to provide a second chance for further education for dropouts and poor learners. Late maturers and low achievers typically attend them. |
| 3 How many pupils are out of any formal educational settings in: | NA | NA | There is no exact definition of pupils out of education. At compulsory school age (from ages 6 to 16), all pupils must have a legal status in a school. Pupils can fulfil their obligation with regular school attendance or can do so as home pupils. Pupils attending schools in foreign countries also count as pupils participating in (Hungarian) school education (as they are registered in a designated school in Hungary). | |
| 4 How many pupils are enrolled in mainstream formal educational settings with their non-disabled peers in: | 378,595 | 379,239 | Educational Statistical Yearbook, 2012/2013 | |
| 5 How many pupils are enrolled and educated in mainstream classes with their non-disabled peers for at least 80% of the time in: | 377,370 | 377,510 | Educational Statistical Yearbook, 2012/2013 |