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KSA schools taking world literacy test. (SPA)

Saudi schools taking world literacy test

  • The ministry is aiming to develop study plans according to up-to-date internal standards, improve the results of students in international tests
By SPA ·
Millions of school students across Saudi Arabia returned to the classroom on Aug. 29 despite COVID-19 still posing a major threat in the country. (SPA)

Anxieties, challenges upon physical return to school in Saudi Arabia

By AMEERA ABID ·
The first day’s roller coaster ride left us parents and school admins tired and exhausted by midday. (SPA)

Laughter, tears (and some chaos): The kids are back in class

By Rawan Radwan ·
With a dearth of domestic drivers, companies such as the TTC and other MoE transportation initiatives are helping teachers and students get to schools and back home safely. (SPA)

Parents battle dearth of domestic drivers as Saudi schools prepare to open

By Rashid Hassan ·
The return to the classroom comes with a price: Only students who have received both vaccine doses or recovered from a COVID-19 infection and received one jab can go back to school. (SPA)

Saudi students back to school with a difference

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·
School officials can track COVID-19 status of students, staff in Saudi Arabia

School officials can track COVID-19 status of students, staff in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Saudi parents welcome possible schools reopening but concerns remain

Saudi parents welcome possible schools reopening but concerns remain

By Rawan Radwan ·
Students in Saudi Arabia begin the new school year with some uncertainty

Students in Saudi Arabia begin the new school year with some uncertainty

By Ruba Obaid ·
Creating school-like atmosphere in Saudi homes ‘difficult’ – parents

Creating school-like atmosphere in Saudi homes ‘difficult’ – parents

By DEEMA AL-KHUDAIR ·
Landmark AI tech deal set to transform education in Saudi schools

Landmark AI tech deal set to transform education in Saudi schools

By Arab News ·
Update Saudi Arabia closes schools over coronavirus concerns

Saudi Arabia closes schools over coronavirus concerns

By Arab News ·
Education conference calls for deep learning in Saudi schools

Education conference calls for deep learning in Saudi schools

By Ruba Obaid ·
Saudi schools in the 1970s: Science, math and moderation photos

Saudi schools in the 1970s: Science, math and moderation

By Lojien Ben Gassem ·

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