Asyut Governor, Major General Mohamed Elwan, emphasized the governorate's interest in expanding the establishment of new schools and developing the basic infrastructure of the educational system in various centers and villages. This aims to provide a suitable educational environment for students, reduce student densities in classrooms, and provide better educational opportunities for the governorate's residents.
A new school, the Revolution School for Basic Education, was established in Kodiya Al-Islam village, Diyrotus center, at a total cost of 16 million and 360 thousand pounds. The school includes 11 classrooms, two for kindergarten, six for primary stage, and three for preparatory stage.
The Asyut branch of the General Authority for Educational Buildings, headed by Engineer Mostafa Abdel Fattah, continues to implement and monitor projects to establish new schools, expansions, replacements, and developments in various centers and villages of the governorate. This increases the absorptive capacity of schools and meets the needs of students in various educational stages.
Thirty-nine new schools and expansion wings are expected to open during the second semester of the current academic year in various centers and villages of the governorate. This will add new classrooms, increase the absorptive capacity of schools, and provide additional educational places for students as part of the state's plan to develop the educational infrastructure and improve services provided to citizens.
The establishment of new schools and educational expansions is part of the state's efforts to upgrade the educational system and achieve sustainable development goals and Egypt's Vision 2030. The governor stressed the importance of adhering to the specified time programs for implementing projects, completing work quickly, and preparing schools to enter service, supporting the educational process and meeting the needs of the governorate's residents.
Governor Elwan's monitoring of educational building projects reflects the governorate's commitment to improving the educational sector. The governorate aims to provide high-quality education and create a suitable learning environment for students. The new schools and expansions will help address the issue of overcrowding in classrooms and provide better educational opportunities for students.
The Asyut governorate's efforts to develop its educational infrastructure are ongoing, with a focus on establishing new schools and improving existing ones. The governorate is working to provide a better educational environment for its residents, and the opening of 39 new schools is a significant step towards achieving this goal.
Key points
- Asyut Governorate to open 39 new schools in the second semester of the current academic year.
- The Revolution School for Basic Education in Kodiya Al-Islam village was established at a cost of 16 million and 360 thousand pounds.
- The governorate aims to provide a suitable educational environment for students and reduce student densities in classrooms.
