Qassim governor urges students to innovate as school year begins
Qassim Governor Faisal bin Mishaal meets students and educators, stressing character building and creativity at the start of the new academic year.
Key Takeaways
AIFaisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Qassim Region, met today with a group of students, teachers, and school principals at the General Directorate of Education headquarters in Buraidah, marking the start of the 1448 academic year.
The governor congratulated students and education staff on the beginning of the school year, wishing them success in achieving their goals. He emphasized the leadership’s commitment to supporting educational outcomes and nurturing the nation’s youth.
Faisal bin Mishaal highlighted the vital role of education in shaping individuals and the nation’s future, stressing the importance of developing students’ personalities, boosting self-confidence, and fostering creativity and innovation. He also encouraged taking advantage of rapid advancements in educational methods and tools.
The governor underscored the need to motivate students and expand their participation in scientific conferences and forums abroad, which would enhance their experience and confidence to represent Saudi Arabia honorably.
Praise for teachers and school efforts
The Qassim governor commended the dedication of teachers and administrative staff in creating a supportive learning environment and encouraging student achievement. He stressed the importance of collaboration between schools, teachers, and families in the educational process, developing values and skills, and preparing a generation that contributes to national development.
For his part, Mohammed bin Suleiman Al-Furaih, Director General of Education in Qassim, expressed appreciation for the governor’s interest and ongoing support for education. He noted that the meeting serves as motivation for the education sector to continue its efforts and achieve the Ministry of Education’s objectives.
Al-Furaih added that schools across the region welcomed students at the start of the academic year with full educational and administrative readiness, and that efforts are ongoing to enhance school attendance and improve the quality of educational practices.