Tunisia's Ministry of Education has introduced new measures aimed at regulating school hours and enhancing student supervision. According to Nadiya Al-Ayari, Director General of the Primary Education Department, the new measures include prohibiting students from leaving school premises during break times or when teachers are absent. The new regulations will come into effect on October 1st.
The decision was made to ensure students' safety and prevent potential risks. Al-Ayari explained that the new measures are designed to protect students from potential dangers and risky behaviors outside school premises. A total of 6,178 educational institutions in Tunisia have diverse spaces, including 4,800 sports facilities, review rooms, libraries, and multi-purpose rooms.
To address the shortage of human resources, the Ministry of Education has launched a national program in partnership with 11 ministries, including Culture, Youth, Sports, and Family. The program aims to provide animators and specialists to organize cultural, sports, and artistic activities that develop students' skills and protect them from risks.
The program seeks to provide students with a safe and engaging environment. By engaging students in various activities, the program aims to prevent them from engaging in high-risk behaviors. The Ministry of Education has taken a proactive approach to addressing the challenges facing students and providing them with a supportive learning environment.
The new measures have been welcomed by many stakeholders. The Ministry of Education's efforts to enhance school safety and supervision have been praised by various parties. The measures are expected to have a positive impact on students' well-being and academic performance.
The Ministry of Education is committed to providing students with a safe and supportive learning environment. The new measures are part of a broader strategy to improve education in Tunisia. The Ministry will continue to work with various stakeholders to ensure that students receive the support they need to succeed.
The introduction of the new measures is a significant step towards enhancing school safety and supervision in Tunisia. The Ministry of Education's efforts to provide students with a safe and engaging environment are expected to have a positive impact on their well-being and academic performance.
Key points
- The Ministry of Education has introduced new measures to regulate school hours and enhance student supervision in Tunisia.
- A national program has been launched to provide animators and specialists to organize cultural, sports, and artistic activities for students.
- The new measures aim to protect students from potential dangers and risky behaviors outside school premises.
