Ministry of Education Postpones School Opening By One Week Due to Heavy Rains
Due to the ongoing severe rains, the Ministry of Education has taken decisive steps to ensure the safety of all students and staff across the country.
Last week, the Ministry asked its field officials to collect data from all Basic Education Learning Institutions around the country to assess schools’ readiness for the Second Term, which begins on Monday, April 29, 2024.
“After careful consideration of this assessment, the Ministry of Education has made the decision to postpone the reopening of all primary and secondary schools by one week.”
Data from other relevant government organizations confirms the Ministry of Education’s reports that the adverse weather conditions are causing severe issues in several schools across various regions.
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The rains have been exceptionally intense in some regions, making it dangerous to reopen without adequate safety precautions in place to protect the school communities.
Following a careful examination of this assessment, the Ministry of Education has decided to postpone the reopening of all primary and secondary schools for one week.
“The new reopening date is scheduled for Monday, May 6, 2024.”
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During this additional time, the Ministry will work together with appropriate agencies and stakeholders to develop steps to mitigate the negative effects of the rain while also safeguarding the safety and well-being of students and staff.
Ministry of Education Postpones School Opening By One Week Due to Heavy Rains
