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Tabuk education authority opens supplementary registration for new students

Tabuk’s education department has begun supplementary online registration for first grade and kindergarten students for the upcoming academic year.

Tabuk education authority opens supplementary registration for new students

The education department in Tabuk has commenced supplementary online registration for new first grade and kindergarten students for the upcoming academic year. Through the guardian's account on the Education Portal, eligible students can apply for admission to the 1448 academic year. The registration process will remain open until September 10, 2026.

Parents are encouraged to complete the registration within the given timeframe, ensuring all information is accurate and up-to-date. It is essential for applicants to complete a medical fitness examination prior to registration. Parents are advised to review the admission requirements and registration procedures on the Education Portal to ensure a smooth application process.

This supplementary registration initiative is part of the Ministry of Education's ongoing efforts to simplify admission procedures and enhance the quality of educational services through the provision of online registration services for parents.

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