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- Kuwait's Ministry of Education has banned cash, gifts or donations in schools.
- Kuwait's Ministry of Education has banned conduct inside schools, prohibiting collecting money and donations, using school facilities for pe.
- The new regulations highlight the need for school canteen hygiene requirements, protection of student privacy, and adherence to workplace di.
Kuwait's Ministry of Education has banned cash, gifts or donations in schools.
Kuwait's Ministry of Education has banned conduct inside schools, prohibiting collecting money and donations, using school facilities for personal gain, and organizing activities and events without prior approval, Arab media reported.
The new regulations highlight the need for school canteen hygiene requirements, protection of student privacy, and adherence to workplace discipline and professional conduct.
The ministry explained that collecting money or accepting cash or in-kind gifts and donations within schools is prohibited, applies to teachers, administrative staff, students and parents, regardless of the purpose. The sale or promotion of goods and services, as well as the misuse of official positions or school facilities for personal or financial gain, are prohibited. All purchases, contracts, payments and receipts must be made in accordance with established rules and procedures. The sale, distribution or introduction of food and beverages from unauthorized sources into schools for any reason is prohibited.
Also regarding school canteens, the ministry has banned running canteens or offering products that do not comply with approved health requirements and regulations.
