Schools across the country are fully prepared for the start of the 2026-2027 academic year, with administrative and teaching staff having begun work on August 23 to finalize arrangements ahead of students returning on Sunday. Key preparations include the completion of class schedules, the organization of student distribution, and the distribution of textbooks and educational materials, ensuring that schools are equipped to begin the year smoothly.

Orientation sessions for new employees have been conducted, focusing on ministry policies and regulations to align staff with the educational framework and standards for the upcoming year. These sessions aim to familiarize new hires with operational procedures and expectations within the school system.

The efforts reflect a broader strategy to provide a safe and supportive learning environment from the outset, prioritizing both the physical readiness of school facilities and the educational needs of students. Authorities emphasize that the preparation process is comprehensive and designed to facilitate an orderly transition into the new academic term.

By addressing logistical and instructional considerations in advance, education officials hope to minimize disruptions during the initial days of school and maintain a focus on student welfare and academic progress throughout the year.