Between 1994 and 2017, the pupil–teacher ratio in primary education of Greece was declining at a moderating rate to shrink from 16.53 ratio in 1994 to 9.2 ratio in 2017.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Europe | 14.86 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| North America | 14.43 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Russian Federation | 21.26 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Romania | 19.33 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Belarus | 18.8 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Albania | 17.94 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 17.2 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Bulgaria | 15.21 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| United Kingdom | 15.13 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| North Macedonia | 14.91 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Serbia | 14.28 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Finland | 13.67 ratio in 2017 | WB |
| Completion Rate | 98.04 % in 2017 | WB |
| Duration | 6 years in 2017 | WB |
| Educational Attainment | 89.16 % in 2016 | WB |
| Enrollment Rate | 98.22 % in 2017 | WB |
| Intake Rate | 100.69 % in 2017 | WB |
| Not in Education | 1.9 % in 2017 | WB |
| Starting Age | 6 years in 2017 | WB |
| Lower Secondary Education | 7.8 ratio in 2017 | WB |
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