المملكة: Photos| “Noor” closes its doors in the faces of absentees… and deprivation is activated on the first day of exams – urgent

This morning, “Sunday,” the Ministry of Education took a strict electronic measure through the central “Noor” system, which caused the doors of exam committees to automatically close to students whose days of absence exceeded 18 days without an acceptable excuse, preventing them from taking the written exams at the end of the first semester, in conjunction with the attendance of about six million students, both male and female, in their academic seats in various regions of the Kingdom, in a strict disciplinary message that confirms the ministry’s seriousness in implementing regulations and preventing negligence in the educational process.

The exams will continue for five years. Days included exceptional time adjustments in six educational regions due to cold waves, coinciding with schools implementing automatic deprivation procedures through the “Noor” system for those who exceeded their absences.

The halls witnessed TestsIn boys’ and girls’ schools, since the early morning, students from the third grade of primary school to the third grade of secondary school have flocked, amid full readiness from the organizational and supervisory committees to ensure that the testing process goes smoothly.

The educational staff, immediately after the end of the testing periods, began the work of correcting and carefully reviewing the answer sheets, in implementation of the Ministry’s directives on the necessity of investing the official working time to complete the tasks first-hand.

The schools have actually begun to monitor grades through the electronic “Noor” system in a comprehensive manner. Fawry, in a race against time to announce the final results to all students at the end of next Thursday, before the start of the mid-year vacation.

The Ministry of Education strictly implemented the Attendance timings, as students in the Riyadh and Eastern Province began their exams at nine in the morning with a flexible administrative decision out of consideration for their safety.

Education departments in the colder regions, specifically in Tabuk, Hail and the northern borders, were forced to delay the start of exams until ten in the morning to reduce the impact of the cold on the students.

Following the end of this intense academic week, families and students are preparing to enjoy the mid-year vacation, which will extend for nine days, representing an opportunity to take Breathing and rejuvenation.