Southern Gaza Strip is the location of the newly opened Makkah School, established to provide safe educational spaces for children. The project was launched as part of the Saudi people’s campaign to aid the people of Palestine in the Gaza Strip.
According to SPA, the opening ceremony was attended by local figures and representatives from educational institutions. The school will initially admit 1,000 students and create employment opportunities for 32 teachers.
Future plans for the facility include increasing its capacity to accommodate 4,000 students. Issam Abu Khalil, head of the Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage in the Gaza Strip, stated the school serves as a point of hope for resuming education in a secure environment.
Ibrahim Ramadan, director of education in eastern Khan Yunis, described the project as a step toward rebuilding the education sector. The initiative is part of ongoing humanitarian projects by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre to support vital sectors and improve living conditions for affected populations.
What is the initial capacity of the Makkah School in Gaza? The Makkah School, opened by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre in the southern Gaza Strip, will initially welcome 1,000 students. Additionally, the project provides employment for 32 teachers to facilitate the resumption of the educational process for children in a safe environment.
How will the Makkah School expand its services in the future? Following the first phase of operations, the capacity of the Makkah School is planned to increase to 4,000 students. This expansion is part of a broader effort by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre to support vital sectors and improve the living conditions of those affected in the Gaza Strip.
Under what initiative was the Makkah School established? The school was established as part of the Saudi people’s campaign to aid the people of Palestine in the Gaza Strip. It falls under a project to create and operate safe educational spaces, with the opening attended by local figures and representatives from educational bodies.