Taif schools celebrate over 25,000 teachers on World Teachers’ Day

The Taif General Directorate of Education marked World Teachers’ Day today, observed on October 5, under the theme “Protecting and enhancing the status of the teaching profession in a rapidly changing world.” The celebration involved more than 25,000 male and female teachers across over 1,700 schools, with the participation of more than 270,000 students.

Director General of Education in Taif, Dr. Saeed bin Abdullah Al-Ghamdi, stated on the occasion: “Our appreciation for our teachers extends beyond this day, despite its significance and value. We are proud of you and your contributions. This celebration is part of a global event, affirming the teacher’s value, status, and pioneering role in the journey of growth and giving.”

The event followed a comprehensive organizational plan aimed at highlighting the teacher’s status and noble efforts, and at engaging families and the community in appreciating the educational and instructional mission.

Activities included a range of programs, such as dedicating school radio segments to highlight the teacher’s role with student participation, holding a creative works forum featuring exhibitions and training workshops, and launching institutional communication initiatives to reinforce the teacher’s educational role in shaping future generations.

The program also featured honoring teachers with outstanding initiatives, those awarded the “Expert Teacher” rank, talented educators, and leaders of learning communities, while commending school principals for their efforts in making the event a success.