Saudi Arabia weather: Jazan schools, university switch to remote learning on Sunday
Dubai: Schools across Saudi Arabia’s Jazan region will switch to remote learning on Sunday as moderate to heavy rain affects parts of the region. The General Administration of Education in Jazan said in-person classes will be suspended across the region and its governorates, with lessons to be held online through the Madrasati platform. The move was taken following weather reports from the…
On Sunday, schools and universities in the Jazan region of Saudi Arabia will transition to remote learning due to moderate to heavy rainfall affecting the area. The General Administration of Education in Jazan announced that in-person classes will be suspended in the region and its governorates, with lessons to be conducted online via the Madrasati platform.
This decision was made following weather reports from the National Centre for Meteorology (NCM) and aims to ensure the safety of students, teachers, and administrative staff. Students are urged to attend their online classes at the scheduled times to maintain the continuity of the learning process. Similarly, Jazan University has also suspended in-person classes on Sunday, moving lectures online through the Blackboard platform to ensure the safety of its students, teaching staff, and administrative employees.
The weather conditions, which include heavy rainfall in several governorates, centers, and villages within Jazan, have prompted authorities to advise residents to stay updated on official weather and safety advisories.
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