During a tour of the school's facilities and laboratories, Al-Fatinat reviewed the reality of the educational environment and available equipment, and listened to an explanation of the most prominent educational activities and efforts implemented, as well as programs aimed at developing school performance and enhancing students' capabilities, stressing the importance of continuing work to improve the educational environment, providing public safety requirements, and developing educational practices that contribute to raising the level of academic achievement and developing students' skills.
He emphasized the importance of continuous field follow-up of schools, as it provides an opportunity to view their reality and needs directly, and to identify priorities that contribute to improving the educational process, in addition to strengthening communication between the Directorate of Education, school administrations, and educational development councils, in a way that supports the exchange of experiences and unites efforts to achieve the desired educational goals.
In a related context, Al-Fatinat, in the presence of Dr. Al-Qaraleh, honored the "Sunbola" team at Ayy Secondary School for Girls on the occasion of winning the Excellence Shield, in appreciation of its efforts and qualitative initiatives that reflect the spirit of creativity and teamwork, and promote a culture of initiative, responsibility, and belonging to the school.
He pointed to the importance of supporting school initiatives that allow students and educational staff to highlight their capabilities and skills, and contribute to creating a positive school environment based on participation and teamwork, stressing that the achievements made by schools represent an incentive to continue giving and developing educational programs and activities.
Al-Fatinat valued the efforts of the Educational Development Council for the Ayy school network, chaired by Dr. Bilal Al-Qaraleh, in supporting educational initiatives and enhancing cooperation between the network's schools, praising the council's role in supporting schools, developing educational work, and strengthening the partnership between various parties concerned with the educational process.
For his part, the head of the Educational Development Council for the Ayy school network, Dr. Bilal Al-Qaraleh, confirmed that field visits and educational meetings constitute a fundamental pillar for enhancing communication between the Directorate of Education and schools, identifying their needs and challenges, and following up on efforts aimed at developing the educational environment and raising the level of school performance.
Al-Qaraleh said that the Educational Development Council continues to work on enhancing cooperation between school administrations and educational staff, supporting initiatives that contribute to improving the educational process, and providing a school environment that stimulates learning and creativity, noting that the integration between the council, the Directorate of Education, and school administrations contributes to unifying efforts, exchanging experiences, and developing programs and activities that serve students.
He added that the "Sunbola" team's winning of the Excellence Shield represents an achievement that reflects the importance of teamwork and qualitative initiatives within schools, and confirms the role played by administrative and teaching bodies in encouraging creativity and stimulating active participation, in addition to the importance of community partnership in supporting educational initiatives and enhancing their sustainability.
Al-Qaraleh valued the Directorate of Education's interest in field follow-up and direct communication with schools, stressing the importance of continued coordination and cooperation to address challenges and meet needs, which reflects positively on the educational environment and the level of academic achievement, and enhances opportunities for excellence and achievement for students.
