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Millions of students in Saudi Arabia resume their educational journey

  • The Jeddah education department has issued a circular to all schools and kindergartens requiring them to shift to summer timing, with students attending the morning lineup at 7 a.m. and the first class beginning at 7:15 a.m
By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
Some people demanded a suspension of schools during Ramadan as they feared it would bring about poor performance from both the teachers and their students. (Twitter @moe_gov_sa)

Saudis split over school in Ramadan

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
The ministry has set up committees to supervise the exams, follow up the tests at the end of the second semester of this academic year. (SPA)

Saudi primary school students ready for in-person exams

By Tareq Al-Thaqafi ·
Students were asked to make videos talking about Saudi Arabia’s history, the battles that took place, and the leadership throughout the history of KSA as part of the school activities. (AN photo by Saleh Ghanaim) photos

Pupils in Saudi Arabia commemorate Founding Day with special school activities

By Hanouf Albalawi & Mai Almarzoogi ·
6 million children benefited from Madrasati program. (SPA)

6 million Saudi children benefited from Madrasati remote learning platform

By Arab News ·
Schools will offer art activities, children’s theater, cultural and entertainment workshops and distribute gifts to reassure the returning students. (SPA file photo)

3.5 million students return to school in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia prepares to welcome children back to schools

Saudi Arabia prepares to welcome children back to schools

By Mai Almarzoogi ·
KSA schools taking world literacy test. (SPA)

Saudi schools taking world literacy test

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 ·

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