Giza's New Educational Map Shows 22 Schools
Giza Governorate plans to introduce 22 new schools and expand 392 classrooms at a cost of up to 455 million Egyptian pounds in preparation for the 2026/2027 academic year. The goal is to reduce student density and improve the quality of the educational environment by establishing schools in districts such as Boulaq El Dakrour, Imbaba, Sixth of October, and other areas. Additionally, a project is underway to build a Khaibesh school complex in Haram district on a 27,000-square-meter site, comprising four schools and 210 classrooms, funded by the state, with operations expected to begin during the 2028/2027 academic year. The campaign focuses on equipping the schools in terms of maintenance, safety, and organizing student entry and exit to minimize crowding, as part of the state's efforts to develop the educational system within the governorate.
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