Aleppo-Sana
Attempts by terrorism and those behind him failed in spreading obscurantist ideas and sowing ignorance on Syrian soil. The locomotive of science moved after the defeat of terrorism from Aleppo three years ago to rehabilitate and open 1,460 schools with more than 565,000 students.
Ibrahim Maso, Director of Aleppo Education, explains to a SANA reporter that the number of schools operating in Aleppo before the war is 4040 schools, the number of students is one million and 263 thousand students, but due to the war conditions most of the schools in the countryside were out of service and a large number of the city's schools were out of service and only 290 schools remained at the end of 2016 Where the number of students was 220 thousand students, and at the beginning of 2017, work began within the plan of the Ministry of Education through three emergency, medium and distant stages, and the emergency plan was implemented to restore, maintain and rehabilitate the least affected schools so that it covers all the neighborhoods of the city of Aleppo and the countryside, followed by the medium plan during which the number and restoration of Great school thief The number of eligible schools is 1,460, of which 850 are in the liberated countryside, and the number of students is 565 thousand students throughout the governorate.
Maso indicated that, in the educational process, about 17 thousand teachers and schools were trained in the developed curricula and modern teaching methods, and a line was implemented to produce school benches at the Third Industrial Institute in Sulaiman Al-Halabi and the production of more than ten thousand school seats to cover the needs of schools, as was work to open a line New in the institute for the manufacture of fabric curtains and there are projects that are being worked on, such as maintaining machinery and activating vocational education and linking it to the labor market.
Camera Sana visited a number of schools in the city in the liberated neighborhoods to monitor the reality of the educational process, where Hanadi Al-Ahmad, the director of Zahrat Al-Madaen School in Al-Jumayliyah neighborhood, explained that the school includes 18 classrooms and has 668 students for the basic education stage stating that the educational process continued in the school during the war with the presence of teaching staff and students Despite the missile shells that were and are still falling on the area.
In one of the classroom classes at the school, social counselor Mohamed Ziad Traboulsi talked about the class of collective guidance that he gives to students, which focuses on the culture of law and the rights of the child, with the aim of educating children about their rights and the law in school to enhance the spirit of their citizenship.
Sama Madrati, a student in the sixth grade of Ahmed Anbarji School, expressed her joy by returning to her school after her rehabilitation in her liberated neighborhood from terrorism and to her seat of study and following her academic achievement after an absence from her for about four years and confirmed her determination to continue her education and achieve success.
Most of the Bustan Al-Qasr neighborhood schools that have been destroyed and vandalized by terrorism have returned to the educational process after their rehabilitation, according to the educational instructor Riyadh Al-Muhammad, head of the Unity Vanguard District Committee in the neighborhood, which referred to the rehabilitation of the schools of Ahmed Anbaraji and Tahrir, Muhammad Nadim Nahhas and Al-Karama and Yahya Mahmoud Hilani, Abdul Rahman Al-Dakhil and Salah Religion Sabbagh and Yarmouk, where the Directorate of Education provided the teaching and teaching staff and provided them with all educational means.
In the Al-Sukari neighborhood, Hassan Al-Sharif, director of Al-Thawra School for Basic Education, talked about the determination of the parents to send their children to the school after rehabilitating and maintaining them due to the devastation they suffered as a result of terrorism, pointing out that it includes 2049 students and the number of classrooms in which there are 38 departments.
Student Mohammed Al-Hassan from the sixth grade in the school says that he felt sad when he returned to his diabetic neighborhood and witnessed the destruction and vandalism in it, but he regained his sense of safety and happiness upon returning to his school after restoring it and meeting with his colleagues and teachers to restore together their lives as they were with knowledge and knowledge.
Qusay Razouk