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Egyptian parents file complaint over textbook prices
The proposals from Egyptian parents mainly focused on addressing the rising prices of external textbooks at the start of the school year. They called for not rushing into purchasing these books and suggested waiting until the official school textbooks and assessment booklets are received, as these provide important exercises. They emphasized that reviewing the content of the school textbooks and assessment booklets can sometimes replace the need for external books, thus reducing the financial burden on families. Additionally, they urged against private tutors encouraging students to buy and use specific textbooks, especially since it has been announced that exams will be based on the content of the school textbooks and assessment booklets. The goal is to encourage the use of the core school curriculum and decrease reliance on external books, particularly for families with multiple students.
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