SCHOOLS ARE STRUGGLING TO KEEP UP WITH THE INFLUX OF RETURNING STUDENTS

  • 09/10/2022

Kuwait City: With students returning to school after a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a number of private Arab schools are experiencing high student density. The schools have no choice but to schedule separate morning assembly sessions for middle school and high school students. Meanwhile, the Civil Service Commission is still reviewing all of the proposals for a flexible working system before deciding on the best one. 


CSC is holding intensive meetings to accurately study all the scenarios without rushing," stating that it set a deadline so that those involved in this matter can study all the scenarios and come up with the best ones. According to the sources, a study was conducted earlier on how to implement the flexible working system in government agencies, which was submitted to the Council of Ministers by the former head of the Civil Service Commission, Maryam Al-Aqeel.

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