Over 85,000 students return to classrooms in Al-Baha as new school year begins

In Al-Baha, over 85,000 students returned to their schools as the new academic year commenced, following extensive preparations by the General Directorate of Education in the region. This included both the Sarat and Tihama sectors. The start of the school year was characterized by thorough organizational and educational preparations to ensure a conducive learning environment from the outset.

More than 12,000 teachers greeted students back to school, while over 400 supervisors monitored the educational process in the field, ensuring that schools were fully prepared and classes commenced smoothly. Schools had prepared their facilities and classrooms for the arrival of students, implementing orientation and integration programs to facilitate their adjustment to the school setting.

Entry procedures were well-organized, with students guided to their respective classrooms, and schedules along with necessary resources provided to facilitate a seamless beginning to the academic year. During the initial days, schools played a crucial role in supporting students both psychologically and educationally, particularly those who were new to the school environment.

They aimed to create a motivating learning atmosphere that fostered a sense of belonging and encouraged positive interaction among students, teachers, and peers. The commencement of the school year also marked a partnership between schools and families, aimed at supporting students' attendance and academic achievement, as well as enhancing ongoing communication with schools to strengthen the educational process.