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Red Sea parents raise evening shift concerns
The parents of the students at Al-Fareeq Youssef Afifi School in the Red Sea Governorate lodged a complaint with the school administration regarding the implementation of the dual academic session system. The students are suffering from fear and anxiety due to leaving home early at 5:30 a.m., exposing themselves to dangers on unsafe streets that have trees which could harm pedestrians, the presence of stray dogs, and confusion in quiet areas. They also pointed out that ending the school day at 6:00 p.m. makes it difficult to implement the winter timetable, further increasing their hardship. For his part, a official from the directorate confirmed that the issue is being addressed during the second semester, and that the Ministry of Education's instructions aim to gradually eliminate the two-session system in primary schools, so that the 2027/2028 academic year is entirely free of such divisions.
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