Parade, ceremony for Summer School Students in Sa'ada District
Sa'ada - SABA:
The Executive Committee and General Mobilization Department in Sa'ada District, in coordination with the schools of Old Sa'ada Subdistrict, organized a closing ceremony and scout parade to mark the conclusion of summer activities and courses.
The parade, attended by Deputy Governor Mohammed Al-Ba'dani and several local authority officials, showcased the students' physical fitness, high morale, and the benefits they gained from the summer courses.
During the event, Deputy Educational Sector Official in the governorate and member of the Summer Schools Subcommittee in Sa'dah, Abdullah Al-Jallal, praised the success of the summer courses and the knowledge and cultural content they offered across various fields.
He commended the efforts of teachers and organizers for their role in educating and spiritually nurturing the students based on Qur'anic principles—emphasizing the lasting impact of such a foundation in real life.
Speeches by teachers and students reflected the depth of benefit gained from the programs and highlighted the importance of summer schools in shaping future generations.
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