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Education responds to student entry issue
The Ministry of Education announced that school uniform regulations require students to maintain a neat and tidy appearance. The implementation of these regulations aims to develop students' character and teach them discipline. In response to the incident involving a student being barred from entering Al-Saidiya School in Giza due to wearing slippers, the ministry's spokesperson clarified that the school is committed to enforcing dress and hygiene standards. He emphasized that the school's role goes beyond academics to include pedagogical and behavioral aspects. The ministry also confirmed its efforts to create a high-quality educational environment and improve the level of education, with a focus on students' attendance and regularity in school.
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