Ministry of Education opens electronic registration for the "Masarat" system until the 10th

Alaa Khalifa: The Ministry of Education announced the opening of electronic registration for students wishing to enroll in the new system, via the “Masar” platform available on the Ministry’s website until Thursday, the 10th.

The Ministry clarified that registration is open only to students who passed the first term of the ninth grade and to tenth-grade students. It noted that the registration process begins with submitting an electronic application, and that assigned schools for accepted students will be determined based on the educational district and the approved distribution of schools designated to implement the “Masar” system.

The Ministry emphasized that submitting a registration application does not guarantee final acceptance into the “Masar” curriculum system. It stated that applying students must continue their academic year in their current schools as usual, pending the completion of admission procedures and the announcement of results.

The Ministry indicated that 12 secondary schools have been designated to implement the “Masar” curriculum system, with two schools in each of the six educational districts—one for boys and one for girls. The designated schools are:

- Capital Educational District: Abdullah Al-Otaibi Boys’ Secondary School and Jumanah bint Abi Talib Girls’ Secondary School.

- Hawalli Educational District: Jabir Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Boys’ Secondary School and Salwa Girls’ Secondary School.

- Farwaniya Educational District: Ibn Al-Amid Boys’ Secondary School and Umaymah bint Rabiah Girls’ Secondary School.

- Ahmadi Educational District: Al-Kindi Boys’ Secondary School and Umm Al-Ala Al-Ansariya Girls’ Secondary School.

- Jahra Educational District: Uqab Al-Khatib Boys’ Secondary School and Tayma Girls’ Secondary School.

- Mubarak Al-Kabeer Educational District: Jabir Al-Ali Al-Sabah Boys’ Secondary School and Al-Adan Girls’ Secondary School.

The Ministry further explained that students currently enrolled in these schools will be transferred to other nearby secondary schools, according to the distribution plan for each school, while respecting geographic boundaries. It noted that the distribution schedule specifies which schools will receive transferred students across the various educational districts.

The Ministry stressed that these measures are part of the organizational arrangements for implementing the “Masar” curriculum system, aiming to provide a clear and organized mechanism for registration and admission, ensure appropriate student distribution among schools, and complete the readiness of designated schools before the start of the academic year.