Six Schools Shut Down Over Major Safety Violations

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Six private educational institutions in Bahrain have been officially shut down by the Public Prosecution for operating without the proper licenses. Authorities also ordered the pretrial detention of one person involved in running these unauthorised services.

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According to the Chief Prosecutor of Ministries and Public Entities, the action came after the Ministry of Education submitted detailed reports based on field inspections. These inspections were carried out by specialised teams across different parts of the Kingdom.

Six Schools Shut Down Over Major Safety Violations

The investigations revealed that the institutions were offering academic programs in various disciplines to children and teenagers between the ages of 3 and 18. Shockingly, some of these places had up to 60 students enrolled, without having secured the necessary approvals or licenses from the relevant authorities.

The crackdown is part of ongoing efforts to ensure the safety and legality of educational services offered to families in Bahrain. Operating without a license not only violates the law but also puts students’ well-being and academic progress at risk.

Six Schools Shut Down Over Major Safety Violations

Officials stress that maintaining proper standards in education is a top priority and urge parents to always verify the accreditation of any institution before enrolling their children.

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Six Schools Shut Down Over Major Safety Violations

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