The national programme to raise awareness to officials attached to the education sector and school principals about the new education reforms and the revised National Curriculum Framework has commenced.

Accordingly, the programme is being conducted over two days, yesterday (12) and today (13), at 100 centres covering all educational zones across the island.

During the programme, attendees are being briefed on several key areas, including the objectives and expected outcomes of the new education reforms, the revised National Curriculum Framework, educational administration, physical resource development, and school-based assessment and certification.

The primary objective of the programme is to ensure that all stakeholders in the education system gain a comprehensive understanding of the new reforms while equipping education officials and school principals with the knowledge and skills required for their successful implementation.

Another objective is to provide the necessary training for the teacher awareness programme, which is scheduled to be conducted across all schools on November 19.

Meanwhile, as the final phase of this series of programmes, a parent awareness programme is scheduled to be held from November 30 to December 4.

Accordingly, the number of days allocated for each school will be determined based on its student population to ensure that all parents are adequately informed about the new education reforms and the revised National Curriculum Framework.