Home GCC Bahrain Bahrain postpones reopening of public schools by two weeks Public schools were scheduled to reopen for the administrative, technical and teaching staff on September 6 by Zainab Mansoor September 7, 2020 Public schools in Bahrain will now reopen on September 20, instead of the originally scheduled date of September 6. The re-opening of public schools has been postponed to test all administrative, technical and teaching staff for the coronavirus infection, the kingdom’s Ministry of Education has said. The move follows the directives of Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First Deputy Prime Minister, and is also based on the recommendations of the national medical taskforce following an increase in the number of infections, Bahrain News Agency said. There are no changes to the opening of private schools, the education ministry confirmed. On September 6, Bahrain reported that it had detected 644 new Covid-19 cases, taking the overall number of cases identified in the country up to 55,415. Tags Bahrain Covid-19 Ministry of Education Private Schools Public Schools 0 Comments You might also like ADFD invests Dhs23bn in 33 projects in Bahrain Bahrain’s ATME aims transforming regional markets with asset tokenisation Bahrain’s new domestic minimum top-up tax: What it means for multinationals BNP Paribas to scrap Bahrain as Middle East HQ and cut jobs
