Southern Gaza has seen the start of student registrations for the Mecca School. The initiative is supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) as part of a humanitarian response project to create and operate safe educational spaces.
According to SPA, the project is linked to the Saudi popular campaign to aid the Palestinian people in the enclave. The Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage serves as the executive partner for KSrelief in Gaza, managing the implementation and operation of the establishment.
Teams from the center have begun receiving students and their families to process admission requests and organize registration procedures before educational activities launch. The effort aims to provide a safe learning environment and restart the educational path for children in the Gaza Strip to develop their skills and talents.
Where is the Mecca School located and who supports it? The Mecca School is located in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. It is supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) as part of a humanitarian response project designed to establish and operate safe educational spaces for children in the enclave.
Who is responsible for managing the school’s operations in Gaza? The Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage is the executive partner of KSrelief in Gaza. This center is responsible for the implementation and management of the school, and its teams are currently handling student admissions and registration procedures.
What is the purpose of the registration process at the Mecca School? The registration process allows students and their families to submit admission requests to prepare for the launch of educational activities. This initiative seeks to restart the educational path and provide a safe environment where students can develop their talents and skills.