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Senegal postpones start of school year following destructive flooding

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Briefings

Senegal's education ministry postponed the start of the school year in October 2026 to prioritize student safety following destructive flooding. The decision was explicitly driven by the need to ensure the safety and protection of children during the crisis.

Key points

• Senegal postponed the start of the school year in October 2026 to prioritize student safety following destructive flooding.
• The decision was explicitly driven by the need to ensure the safety and protection of children during the crisis.

Context

Senegal's education ministry announced the postponement of the school year beginning in October 2026. This decision was made to prioritize the safety and protection of children during the ongoing flooding crisis.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from the education ministry. The specific number of students affected, the extent of the flooding damage, and the exact number of schools closed are not provided in the source.

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