Ismailia Al-Azhar Chief Monitors Reading Comprehension Tests in Qantara West

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 – 4:34 PM

Dr. Moamen El-Hawary, head of the central administration of the Ismailia Al-Azhar region, monitored reading comprehension and spelling skills tests on Wednesday for students in primary, preparatory, and secondary education at several Al-Azhar institutes in Qantara West.

The visit aimed to assess the progress of the examinations, ensure compliance with official instructions, and review students' educational performance.

The inspection included Qantara West Girls' Institute, Abu Khalifa Primary Complex, and Qantara West Girls' Preparatory and Secondary Institute. El-Hawary followed the examinations inside the committees and checked that the established rules were being observed.

Monitoring Examination Procedures

El-Hawary reviewed the opening of question-paper envelopes, checked the condition of examination papers, and monitored the organization of examination committees to ensure a suitable environment for students.

He stressed the importance of following examination regulations and providing a calm, orderly setting that enables students to complete their tests effectively.

Follow-up at Omar ibn Abdul Aziz Girls' Institute

Dr. Doaa Amasha, the region's director general for services and student welfare, also monitored reading comprehension and spelling tests at Omar ibn Abdul Aziz Model Girls' Institute.

Her visit focused on ensuring that examinations were running smoothly and that the relevant rules and procedures were being followed.

Improving Reading and Spelling Skills

The field visits reflect the Ismailia Al-Azhar region's efforts to monitor educational performance directly, strengthen students' reading comprehension, and improve their spelling skills.

The region said these follow-ups form part of its ongoing work to improve learning outcomes and support students across different educational stages, contributing to the development of education at Al-Azhar institutes in Ismailia.