Over 200,000 students in Tabuk begin new academic year

More than 200,000 students returned to public schools across the Tabuk region today, marking the start of the new academic year 1448H. Classes resumed in 1,200 schools throughout the area.

The General Directorate of Education in Tabuk and its affiliated offices intensified their preparations for the new school year, conducting supervisory and executive visits and holding educational meetings to ensure schools were ready.

In this context, Majid bin Abdulrahman Al-Qaair, Director General of Education in Tabuk, along with other education officials, visited schools to monitor readiness and reinforce school discipline as classes commenced.

Al-Qaair praised the efforts of school principals, teachers, and administrative staff, urging students to work hard and strive for academic excellence.