OPEN// PM inspects "Rizq Darwish" school in Beheira
DAMANHOUR, Egypt, June 14 (MENA) - Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli on Saturday inspected Rizq Darwish Primary School in Zawyet Saqr village, Beheira governorate, and got first hand information about the school's academic and extracurricular programs.
During the tour, Youssef el Deeb, the undersecretary of Beheira Education Directorate, said that the school - which was named in honor of a martyr of the 1973 October War - includes 32 classrooms; 15 operating in the morning and 17 in the evening, to serve 1,443 students from grades one to six.
A student briefed Madbouli on the summer program organized by the school, which aims to provide students with diverse learning and creative experiences.
During his visit, the premier engaged in conversation with students, about their interests and how they benefit from the activities.
The students emphasized the importance of the summer programs in developing their talents, expanding their skills, and building confidence.
The Prime Minister praised the school's efforts and stressed the importance of investing in extracurricular education to build characters capable of contributing meaningfully to the society. (MENA)
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