Bahrain’s Education Ministry has extended the suspension of classes in all educational institutions, including public and private schools, universities, kindergartens, and nurseries, for Wednesday and Thursday. This decision is prompted by ongoing heavy rainfall across the kingdom.
Preparation for Facility Readiness
Ensuring educational facilities are prepared to receive students remains paramount. Thorough inspections of safety and security measures are being conducted to safeguard the well-being of students and staff.
Bahrain Schools to Reopen Sunday After Heavy Rainfall
The extension of the closure aims to facilitate necessary safety checks and preparations, ensuring a secure environment for the eventual return of students.
Classes are set to resume on Sunday, following the completion of these essential measures.
This article was posted on bahrainmoments
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