Dropout Rate of Nomadic Students Rises During Transition from Primary to Secondary School

Despite the growing number of nomadic schools across the country and efforts to ease access to education, the dropout rate of nomadic students moving from primary to secondary school, particularly among girls, remains one of the education system's persistent challenges. Alongside school dropout, this challenge further highlights the need to provide equal educational opportunities for all students.

Despite the increase in the number of nomadic schools in the country and facilitating the education of these students, the drop in the number of nomadic students in the transition from primary to secondary level, especially among girls, is still one of the challenges of the education system; A challenge that, in addition to being left out of education, highlights once again the necessity of providing equal education opportunities for all students.