HIBAPRESS – Mohammed Zerouih
The Provincial Directorate of the Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports in Nador has issued an organizational memorandum addressed to educational and administrative staff, aiming to regulate the rhythm of school time in primary education institutions in conjunction with the impending return to the Kingdom's legal time, expected on Sunday, September 20th.
The memorandum set the daily time frame for teaching activities in the province's primary schools to extend throughout the week, with the exception of Friday, which has been subject to special arrangements in response to current ministerial memoranda, thus ensuring the stability of the normal flow of studies.
In the same context, the Directorate highlighted the necessity of including all essential components of the curriculum without exception, including the Amazigh language, physical education, life skills, and school life activities, with full adherence to the logical sequence of subjects and the allocated time according to the 2021 curriculum.
In an effort to unify administrative vision, the Directorate mandated educational institutions to adopt a standardized model for timetables that includes all personal and administrative data of teachers, with their signatures, and set October 15th as the deadline for submission without any procrastination or delay.
Finally, the Directorate has set clear guidelines for daily entry and exit schedules, with the morning period extending from 8:00 AM to 12:40 PM, while the afternoon period begins at 12:50 PM and continues until 5:30 PM.
