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Ministry of Education and Higher Education launches ‘Back to School 2026-27’ campaign

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) has launched its “Back to School 2026-27” campaign, bringing together interactive activities and dedicated booths for students and families, alon...

Ministry of Education and Higher Education launches ‘Back to School 2026-27’ campaign

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) has launched its "Back to School 2026-27" campaign, which will provide interactive activities, dedicated booths for students and families, and professional training workshops to prepare teachers and the broader education community for the upcoming academic year. This year's campaign marks the debut of the "First Step" initiative, a collaboration with Rafeeq aimed at supporting the 10,700 newly enrolled Grade 1 students in Qatar's government schools.

The Ministry will host its Annual Educational Forum on August 25 at the Qatar National Convention Centre, with over 15 training workshops and a panel discussion on themes such as putting people at the center of education, strengthening identity, and leveraging digital transformation for enhanced learning experiences. In addition to professional development, the campaign features community activities designed to involve families and children.

The MoEHE is renewing its partnership with Mowasalat (Karwa) through a pavilion at Place Vendôme from August 21-27, offering educational and entertainment activities for the whole family. The ministry is also participating as a strategic partner in Al Meera's "Back to School" campaign, held at multiple branches from August 15 to September 15, and at Msheireb from August 25-27.

These activities will provide engaging and educational experiences for children and families, fostering a sense of shared responsibility for education and creating a positive start for the new academic year.

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