On September 27, 2026, Dr. Alaa Joda, Deputy Minister of Education for Kafr El Sheikh governorate, conducted a field visit to schools in the East and West Kafr El Sheikh educational administrations. The visit aimed to monitor the regularity of classes, assess the performance level within classrooms, and ensure a safe and disciplined learning environment. This initiative was in line with directives from Minister of Education Mohamed Abdellatif and Governor of Kafr El Sheikh, Engineer Ibraheem Meki.
During his visit, Dr. Joda inspected several schools, including the Nataf Primary and Preparatory School, Bilal bin Rabah Primary School, and the Rawda Khaliliya School for Basic Education. He observed classes, interacted with students, and evaluated the educational process according to set plans. The Deputy Minister also attended the evening assembly at Rawda Khaliliya School, praising the students' performance and commending the school administration's efforts to maintain an orderly educational process.
Dr. Joda engaged in direct conversations with students about their studies to gauge their understanding and absorption of the curriculum. He emphasized that monitoring goes beyond tracking attendance and discipline, extending to measuring the impact of the educational process and academic achievement levels. The Deputy Minister stressed the importance of continued attention to students, acknowledging individual differences, and implementing remedial programs to improve the performance of students with weak academic achievement.
Dr. Joda directed school administrators to focus on maintaining complete regularity and discipline within schools, adhering to the scheduled curriculum plans, and activating extracurricular activities that contribute to building students' personalities, developing their skills, and discovering their talents and abilities. He encouraged students to be diligent and persistent, highlighting that excellence requires knowledge and hard work, and that the school's role extends beyond imparting knowledge to building individuals and preparing a generation capable of shaping the future.
The Deputy Minister praised the efforts he witnessed at Bilal bin Rabah Primary School, commending the school's director for her dedication to improving the work. He emphasized that the efforts of school leaders directly impact the regularity of the educational process and students' performance, stressing the importance of continued teamwork to provide the best possible education for students.
Dr. Joda's visit reflects the Egyptian Ministry of Education's commitment to enhancing the quality of education and ensuring a supportive learning environment. By engaging with students and school administrators, officials aim to identify areas for improvement and implement targeted interventions to boost academic performance. The Deputy Minister's emphasis on individualized attention and tailored learning approaches underscores the importance of catering to the diverse needs of students.
The inspection visit is part of a broader effort to monitor and improve educational outcomes in Kafr El Sheikh governorate. By prioritizing student care and individualized attention, Egyptian education officials seek to create a more inclusive and effective learning environment that fosters academic excellence and personal growth.
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- Deputy Minister of Education Dr. Alaa Joda inspects schools in Kafr El Sheikh governorate to monitor educational process and student performance.
