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Education explains guardian warning rules
The Ministry of Education and Teaching clarifies that attendance for students in primary and preparatory stages is subject to regulations aimed at ensuring regular school attendance, without expelling students due to absences. Repeated warnings are sent to parents when absences exceed 5 consecutive days or 7 days in total for the first time, and these warnings increase gradually, leading to a third warning after 12 consecutive days or 21 days in total of absence. Repeated cases are referred to the school social worker. A fine of 10 Egyptian pounds is imposed for every 10 days of unexcused absence. The parent or guardian is legally considered non-compliant if they do not provide a valid excuse within one week of the warning. Student assessment includes a participation grade of up to 10 points in the annual work, where unexcused absences result in deductions from their scores, while approved medical excuses are taken into account and verified through official documents.
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