In Mandiana, Guinea, educational actors gathered at the Pathé Diallo high school on September 28, 2026, to prepare for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. The meeting, which drew 60 participants out of 66 invited, included school administrators, elementary education delegates, representatives from the prefectural coordination of the Association of Parents and Friends of the School, and education union members.
The meeting focused on the guidelines outlined in the directive letter from the Ministry of National Education and Literacy, as well as measures to ensure a smooth start to the new school year. Discussions centered on strategies for a successful reopening and the challenges that come with it.
Mory Condé, the Prefectural Director of Education in Mandiana, commended the participants for their mobilization, despite access difficulties, and congratulated teachers and school administrators on the results achieved in the 2026 national exams. He emphasized the importance of collaboration among stakeholders to ensure a successful school year.
The meeting is part of the preparatory activities for the October 5 school reopening. Educational actors in Mandiana are working to address challenges and implement measures to improve the quality of education. The participants reviewed the current state of education in the region and discussed ways to enhance teaching and learning.
The Guinean Press Agency reported that the meeting was productive, with participants engaging in constructive discussions. The stakeholders expressed their commitment to working together to ensure a successful school year. They also acknowledged the efforts made by the government to improve the education sector.
Mandiana's educational community is gearing up for the new school year, with a focus on improving educational outcomes. The region faces challenges related to access to education, infrastructure, and teacher training. However, the stakeholders are determined to overcome these obstacles and provide quality education to students.
The school reopening on October 5 marks the beginning of the 2026-2027 academic year in Guinea. Educational actors in Mandiana are playing a crucial role in preparing for the new school year, and their efforts will contribute to the overall success of the education sector in the region.
Key points
- Educational stakeholders in Mandiana, Guinea, met to prepare for the 2026-2027 school year, set to start on October 5.
- The meeting focused on guidelines from the Ministry of National Education and Literacy and measures for a smooth start to the new school year.
- Mory Condé, Prefectural Director of Education, commended participants for their mobilization and congratulated teachers on their 2026 national exam results.
