The southern Gaza Strip is now receiving registration applications for students wishing to enroll at Makkah School. The initiative is part of a humanitarian response project to establish and operate safe educational spaces under the Saudi campaign to aid the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
According to SPA, the school is supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief). The Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage, which serves as the implementing partner for KSrelief in the Gaza Strip, is managing the implementation of the school.
Specialized teams from the center have started processing applications and organizing enrollment procedures to prepare for the launch of educational activities. This effort aims to provide children with a well-equipped educational environment to restore access to education amid the exceptional circumstances in the Gaza Strip.
Who is supporting the registration and operation of Makkah School? The Makkah School in the southern Gaza Strip is supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief). This initiative is part of a broader Saudi campaign to aid the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip through a humanitarian response project focused on establishing and operating safe educational spaces for children.
Which entity is managing the implementation of the school in Gaza? The school is implemented and managed by the Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage. This organization acts as the implementing partner for KSrelief in the Gaza Strip, and its specialized teams are currently receiving students and families to process registration applications and organize enrollment procedures.
What is the goal of opening Makkah School for students? The goal is to restore access to education for children in the Gaza Strip amid exceptional circumstances. By providing a safe and well-equipped educational environment, the project enables students to continue their education in a space that supports learning and nurtures their talents and abilities.