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Education clarifies primary student absence penalty
The Education Directorate has implemented strict regulations regarding the absenteeism of students in both primary and preparatory levels, in accordance with the decisions of the Ministry of Education. Absences are monitored electronically on a daily basis, and parents are notified through warnings that are repeated if the student exceeds certain absence periods, starting from five consecutive days and up to 21 separate days. Penalties include a fine of 10 Egyptian pounds for every 10 days of unexcused absence, with legal action possible if an excuse is not provided within one week of the warning. Additionally, absences negatively impact the student’s grades, as they are deducted from the annual assessment scores, which constitute 70% of the overall evaluation.
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