The new school year officially began for Guinean school administrators on Monday, September 21, 2026. At the Lycée Djibril Tamsir Niane in Kipé and the Collège Kipé, administrative and teaching staff returned to work to prepare for the opening of classes on October 5. The preparations include creating schedules, preparing teaching documents, and cleaning the schools. Administrators are working to ensure a smooth start to the new school year.
The Lycée Djibril Tamsir Niane in Kipé has already begun preparations. The school's principal, Lansana Dramé, expressed satisfaction with the start of the administrative year, which follows instructions from the Ministry of National Education. He noted that staff are in their offices and working on administrative and teaching arrangements. The school is putting measures in place to improve the quality of education.
According to Lansana Dramé, schedules have been finalized and there are no concerns in this area. A meeting with the teaching staff will be held to discuss the school year and how different teaching groups will be organized. These meetings aim to improve teaching quality and results at the school. The school's administrators are working hard to ensure a successful year.
The school's principal emphasized that the goal is to improve teaching quality and results. He noted that discussions will focus on how to build on the previous year's achievements. The school is taking steps to ensure that students receive a high-quality education.
In addition to preparing for the new school year, the school is also undergoing cleaning and maintenance. The principal stated that the school's grounds are being cleaned and that this work is being done alongside preparations for teaching. The school's administrators are working to create a positive learning environment.
The new school year is an important time for Guinean students and teachers. The preparations underway at schools like the Lycée Djibril Tamsir Niane in Kipé will help ensure a smooth and successful year. Administrators are working hard to create a positive and productive learning environment.
The Ministry of National Education will be monitoring the progress of schools across Guinea. The government is committed to improving education in the country and ensuring that all students have access to high-quality schools. The new school year is an opportunity for students and teachers to work together to achieve academic success.
Key points
- The new school year has begun for Guinean school administrators, with preparations underway at schools across the country.
- The Lycée Djibril Tamsir Niane in Kipé is taking steps to improve teaching quality and results.
- The school's administrators are working hard to create a positive learning environment, including cleaning and maintenance of the school grounds.
