In this context, Mr. Berrada, accompanied by the Wali of the Fes-Meknes region and Governor of the Fes Prefecture, Mouaad Jamai, as well as the President of the region, Abdelouahed El Ansari, visited the "Al Idarissa" qualifying high school, where data was provided on the Regional Pedagogical Support Plan and the approaches adopted to support students and address their learning difficulties.
The Minister also attended academic support sessions in science and French language organised for the benefit of students at this institution to consolidate their knowledge and prepare them for the 2025 baccalaureate exams.
Mr. Berrada also visited the International Higher School of Management (ESIG) to learn about the measures put in place to accommodate students from the rural commune of Ouled Tayeb.
This approach is part of the Ministry's efforts to reduce classroom overcrowding in the schools of this commune and ensure optimal management of school time in the interest of equity and equal opportunity for all students.
He also launched the construction work for the An-Nahda qualifying high school in the commune of Ouled Tayeb to strengthen school provision and reduce classroom overcrowding.
This institution will have a capacity of 950 students and will include 14 general education classrooms, 8 science classrooms, a computer lab, and a multimedia room.
This project is part of the implementation of the provisions of the 2022-2026 Roadmap, aimed at improving school provision, reducing the school dropout phenomenon, and ensuring better learning conditions for students.
In a statement to the press, the Director of the Regional Academy of Education and Training (AREF) of Fes-Meknes, Fouad Arouadi, highlighted the progress of the 2022-2026 Education System Reform Roadmap, particularly regarding academic support for all students in the region, especially those preparing for baccalaureate exams.
He added that an ambitious programme has been put in place to enable students to strengthen their learning and prepare for this deadline under the best conditions.
Furthermore, this visit focused on preparations for the next school year, notably with the construction of a qualifying high school in the commune of Ouled Tayeb, he noted, specifying that two primary schools and a middle school will be built in this commune to meet the growing demand for schooling.
In total, 45 schools will open their doors across all prefectures and provinces of the region during the next school year, including 17 in the Fes prefecture.
The Minister also attended academic support sessions in science and French language organised for the benefit of students at this institution to consolidate their knowledge and prepare them for the 2025 baccalaureate exams.
Mr. Berrada also visited the International Higher School of Management (ESIG) to learn about the measures put in place to accommodate students from the rural commune of Ouled Tayeb.
This approach is part of the Ministry's efforts to reduce classroom overcrowding in the schools of this commune and ensure optimal management of school time in the interest of equity and equal opportunity for all students.
He also launched the construction work for the An-Nahda qualifying high school in the commune of Ouled Tayeb to strengthen school provision and reduce classroom overcrowding.
This institution will have a capacity of 950 students and will include 14 general education classrooms, 8 science classrooms, a computer lab, and a multimedia room.
This project is part of the implementation of the provisions of the 2022-2026 Roadmap, aimed at improving school provision, reducing the school dropout phenomenon, and ensuring better learning conditions for students.
In a statement to the press, the Director of the Regional Academy of Education and Training (AREF) of Fes-Meknes, Fouad Arouadi, highlighted the progress of the 2022-2026 Education System Reform Roadmap, particularly regarding academic support for all students in the region, especially those preparing for baccalaureate exams.
He added that an ambitious programme has been put in place to enable students to strengthen their learning and prepare for this deadline under the best conditions.
Furthermore, this visit focused on preparations for the next school year, notably with the construction of a qualifying high school in the commune of Ouled Tayeb, he noted, specifying that two primary schools and a middle school will be built in this commune to meet the growing demand for schooling.
In total, 45 schools will open their doors across all prefectures and provinces of the region during the next school year, including 17 in the Fes prefecture.
