Cancellation of year work for the first semester at all schools

The Media Center of the Council of Ministers denied, this Monday, what was published on some websites and social media pages about the cancellation of the year’s work for the first semester in all schools, coinciding with the decision to lift the absence.

The Press Office of the Council of Ministers contacted the Ministry of Education and Technical Education, which denied the news, confirming that it is not true to cancel the year’s work for the first semester in all schools, coinciding with the decision of lift the absence, explaining that the year work system for years of transportation is current and continuous as it is in force in previous academic years, indicating that the decision to lift the absence is intended to make attendance optional for students , in accordance with the decision of the Ministry not to count the remaining days of the first semester within the days of absence, and the schools remain open for students who wish to attend and continue to work with recovery groups.

In the same context, students will be evaluated according to the content of the course until the end of the first semester as a whole through a written test according to the specifications of the test previously prepared by supervised and insured examination committees, always that the exams are taken from the fourth grade of elementary school to the second grade of middle school at the school level, while they are being taken. Leadership-Level Third-Grade Exams The first- and second-grade exams are conducted electronically in examination committees.

We call on all the different media and social media users to investigate the accuracy and objectivity in the publication of news and to communicate with the interested authorities to make sure before publishing information that is not based on any fact, and generates confusion between students and parents, and negatively affects the conditions of the educational system, and if there is any For complaints or inquiries, call the ministry number (0227963273).