Al-Mahtouri inspects girls' summer activities courses in Sana'a
Sana'a - Saba:
Ibtisam Al-Mahtouri, Chair of the Summer Courses Subcommittee for Girls, on Tuesday inspected the summer activities and courses being held at al-Shaheed al-Sammad and al-Imam al-Shafi'i Schools in the Capital Sana'a.
Al-Mahtouri reviewed the registration process, student attendance levels, and the preparedness of the staff for the educational programs. She commended the efforts of those overseeing the summer activities and the strong student participation in religious, cultural, and scientific studies, as well as other diverse activities and programs.
Separately, members of the Summer Courses Support and Assistance Team, including Ibtisam al-Ansi, Buthaina al-Mansour, Lubna al-Kharbi, Umma al-Aleem al-Daylami, Huda Mufaddal, Hana al-Alawi, Alia al-Sharif, and Hanan al-Shami, also reviewed the registration progress and student participation in summer activities at various schools and mosques across different districts of Old Sana'a, Shu'ub, al-Wahdah, Azal, and al-Tahrir.
These locations included al-Fath al-Maw'ud, al-Shaima, Ard al-Ulum, Jaber, al-Fulaihi Mosque, Ibn al-Amir, al-Salwan, Khadija Bint Khuwaylid, Rabiaa, Muhammad Mutahhar Zaid, and Umm al-Baneen schools.
The inspection teams expressed their satisfaction with the significant student turnout and their engagement in the various summer activities. They also praised the dedication of the teaching staff in providing students with valuable knowledge in Quranic culture and various creative fields.
The teams urged parents to encourage their children to enroll in the summer courses to benefit from the educational activities and programs designed to develop their abilities and safeguard them from "soft war" and "destructive misconceptions."
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