Egyptian Education Minister, Mohamed Abdellatif, and Minya Governor, Emad Kdwani, conducted a tour of several schools in Minya Governorate on September 21, 2026. The tour aimed to monitor the educational process and assess the level of discipline in schools. They visited Smalout High School for Boys, where they inspected classrooms and inquired about students' understanding of the curriculum. The minister emphasized the importance of computer programming and its relevance to the job market.
During their visit to Smalout High School for Girls, the minister and governor praised the school's administration for maintaining discipline and achieving high attendance rates. They also inspected classrooms and discussed the new curriculum with students. The minister encouraged students to develop their cultural knowledge and explore Arabic literature. He emphasized the need for students to go beyond their textbooks and explore various sources to deepen their understanding.
The minister and governor also visited Smalout Preparatory School for Boys, where they inspected classrooms and discussed the curriculum with teachers. They emphasized the need to focus on students who struggle with reading and writing and provide them with extra support. The minister also stressed the importance of utilizing available buildings to create new classrooms and eliminate the need for afternoon sessions.
At Smalout Primary School, the minister and governor inspected classrooms and discussed the curriculum with teachers. They praised the school's level of organization and student attendance. The minister also witnessed a session on measuring students' reading and writing skills and emphasized the importance of developing these skills.
The minister and governor visited several other schools, including Ezbet El-Gaberti Primary School, Kom El-Zuhair Preparatory School, and Kom El-Zuhair Primary School. At each school, they inspected classrooms, discussed the curriculum with teachers, and met with students. The minister emphasized the need for students to develop their skills in reading, writing, and computer programming.
The minister and governor also witnessed a pre-test for first-grade students at Kom El-Zuhair Primary School, which aimed to assess their reading and writing skills. The minister stressed the importance of regularly assessing students' skills to identify areas for improvement. He also emphasized the need for schools to provide a supportive learning environment that fosters students' growth.
In conclusion, the minister and governor highlighted the importance of regular school inspections to ensure the smooth operation of the educational process. They emphasized the need for collaboration between the Ministry of Education and local authorities to provide a high-quality education that meets the needs of students and prepares them for the future. The governor pledged to provide support for education initiatives in Minya Governorate.
Key points
- The Egyptian Education Minister and Minya Governor conducted a tour of several schools to monitor the educational process and assess the level of discipline.
- The minister emphasized the importance of computer programming and its relevance to the job market.
- The minister and governor highlighted the need for regular school inspections to ensure the smooth operation of the educational process.
