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The Department of Evaluation and Examinations of the Ministry of Education led the directors of the boards and their scope. Finally, it was necessary to limit the number of students entitled to participate in the exam and to defer it during the last school year, but school authorities did not notice it.
A circular recently distributed by the Department to 27 schools in Dubai and the North Emirates states "We found that some students had the right to take a deferred examination and that school authorities had not noticed that they had the opportunity to take the exam ".
The lists attached to the circular indicated that the number of students reached 311, divided between ninth (306) and eighth (5) students, highlighting the lack of coordination and monitoring of the operations sector with school authorities. The students complained about the results of their children and the assessment and examination board attributed this flaw or these flaws to the possibility of not updating the print lists or for any other reason .
The Department of Evaluation and Examinations confirmed that after contacting several schools showing students staying in their classes, although the student has the opportunity to retake the exam, she is urged to contact the school administration promptly to verify that she is likely to take the exam.
For their part, school authorities rushed to limit the number of students enrolled and affiliated with their schools to conduct examinations last week. The results allowed the number of students to succeed and the return of other students who failed.
Follow the schools of Dubai with 10 schools and 105 students, followed by Dubai with 6 schools and 113 students, 5 in 8th year, Fujairah with 5 schools and 30 students and 3 schools in Ras Al Khaimah and Ajman, with the number of students. students in the first 26 students, compared to 14 last, while the share of Umm al-Qaiwain in a school and 23 students.
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