World · Middle East · 16 hrs ago
Schools, university and technical training in Al-Jawf move online
Schools across Al-Jawf will study remotely on Wednesday instead of attending in person.
The regional education authority said classes at all schools will use the Madrasati platform.
The University of Al-Jawf and technical training programs are also moving online for the day.
The decisions are based on weather reports and changing conditions in the region.
Officials cited safety concerns for students and education staff.
Classes are shifting online, not being cancelled, and the announcements cover Wednesday.
Schools across Al-Jawf were set to move classes online on Wednesday, October 28, based on weather reports.
The regional education administration said classes would be held through the Madrasati platform.
Al-Jawf University also announced a move to remote learning in anticipation of weather conditions.
Technical training in Al-Jawf was also set to take place remotely.
The education administration said the decision was intended to protect students and educational and administrative staff.
- Who
- The Al-Jawf regional education administration, Al-Jawf University and technical training in the region.
- What
- Schools, university classes and technical training moved or were set to move online.
- When
- Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
- Where
- The Al-Jawf region.
- Why
- Weather reports and changing weather conditions; the education administration cited safety.
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The regional education administration announced that schools would hold classes remotely the next day.
Schools were scheduled to hold classes online, while technical training was set to take place remotely.
- Schools
- All schools in the Al-Jawf region
- Platform
- Madrasati
- Date
- Wednesday, October 28, 2026
- Basis
- Reports from the National Center of Meteorology
- University
- Al-Jawf University announced a move to remote learning