Ouessa:Education stakeholders in the Ouessa Basic Education District convened their back-to-school general assembly, where they were urged to consolidate achievements and advance educational reforms.
According to Burkina Information Agency, the meeting, led by Nirbtersob Valre Kpoda, head of the Ouessa Basic Education Center, was attended by Tibouo-ion Romaric Som, the Provincial Director of Preschool, Primary, and Non-Formal Education of Ioba. Discussions reviewed official back-to-school guidelines, implementation of educational reforms, and administrative matters.
The head of the Ouessa CEB praised the participants for the 96.70% success rate in the 2026 Primary School Leaving Certificate and entrance exams for sixth grade, encouraging continued improvement in academic performance. The DPEPPNF of Ioba emphasized dedication, duty, solidarity, and professionalism in educational duties.
Inspector Bebou Bayala highlighted the importance of maintaining monitoring tools, using teaching materials, preparing classes effectively, and fulfilling professional responsibilities. The development and implementation of individual improvement plans to address learning difficulties were stressed.
Inspector Mdah Hounzi outlined guidelines for a successful school year, including the start of classes on October 1st, educational reforms, and personnel management. The generalization of bi-plurilingualism and teaching in students' language in first year preparatory classes was particularly emphasized.
Training in bi-plurilingualism was announced, scheduled from September 30 to October 2, 2026. Education actors were called to mobilize for specific literacy centers' operation. Responsible use of social networks for training and communication was encouraged.
Recognition was given to several stakeholders, including those achieving a 100% pass rate in exams. Participation in activities of the presidential agency Faso Mêbo was urged, with gratitude expressed to Ismaël Sanogo for his support. Administrative information concluded the meeting.