12 million students resume classes
Starting tomorrow, Monday, the 2026-2027 academic year begins in Algeria, with approximately 12 million students across the three educational levels (primary, middle, and secondary) returning to school. This kickoff aligns with the directives of President Abdel Madjid Tebboune, who emphasized leveraging recent gains to improve the quality of the educational sector and achieve excellent performance. A total of 289 new educational facilities have been prepared, including 151 primary schools, 90 middle schools, and 48 secondary schools. Special attention has been given to institutions affected by previous fires, with the Minister of Education confirming that these schools will be ready to receive students. The new academic year also features specialized pedagogical activities aimed at integrating children with autism, the provision of over 80 million school books, and strengthening human resources by hiring new teachers. Additionally, the sector is organizing the National School Health Week, focusing on topics such as the relationship between trees and health, the impact of forest destruction on public health, and the importance of protecting forest environments.
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