The Minister of Education and the Governor of Gharbia inspect five schools in Zifta Education Administration

In continuation of his tour of Gharbia Governorate, Mr. Mohamed Abdel Latif, Minister of Education and Technical Education, and Major General Ashraf El-Gendy, Governor of Gharbia, conducted an inspection tour, this morning, of five schools in Zifta Education Administration in Gharbia Governorate; This is in order to follow up on the regularity and discipline of the educational process.

This came in the presence of Dr. Ahmed El-Mohammadi, Assistant Minister for Strategic Planning and Follow-up.

The Minister and the Governor inspected the "Nasser Foundation for Primary Education" school, which includes 663 male and female students. During their inspection of the classrooms, they were keen to follow up on attendance rates, review class notebooks, homework, weekly evaluations, and the level of students' performance in them, and the level of students in reading, as well as the students' grade book; To ensure that their academic level is monitored and recorded.

Following that, the Minister and the Governor inspected Qasim Amin Elementary School, which includes 1,568 male and female students.

During their inspection of the classrooms, they followed up on the students' level in reading and writing, and the extent of students' interest in class notebooks, homework, and weekly assessments. The Minister directed to ensure accuracy in recording the attendance rates of teachers and students, and the students' commitment to the classes in which they are registered, in addition to forming follow-up committees from the Ministry to follow up on the school's implementation of the Ministry's instructions, as well as carrying out comprehensive maintenance of a closed building attached to the school.

The Minister and the Governor also inspected Amr Ibn Al-Aas Official Languages ​​School, which includes 3,100 male and female students in all different stages of education, starting from kindergarten and basic education to secondary school.

During their inspection of the secondary school classes, the Minister was keen to discuss with the students what was studied and their ability to achieve academic achievement inside the classroom. The Minister also directed the formation of follow-up committees to follow up on the school.

The Minister and the Governor then headed to visit Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Preparatory School for Boys, which includes 1006 students, where they followed up, during their inspection of the classes, the students' performance in the monthly assessment, and reassured themselves of the students' level and commitment to the class notebooks and assignments. The Minister and the Governor concluded the tour by inspecting Fatima Al-Zahraa Basic Education School, which includes 1670 male and female students in the primary stage in the morning period, and in order to ensure the student density and the absence of a shortage in the number of teachers, and to follow up on the students' notebooks, the Minister directed that technical education be assigned to paint the classrooms and fences in the school, and the Minister and the Governor agreed to intensify the rates of afforestation in schools in the governorate.