Private sector education company CIRA has resumed construction of its Regent British School in Mansoura after Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly gave the go-ahead for construction works to continue, and is operating at 60% capacity, the company said in a statement (pdf). The company’s adoption and engagement metrics for its online learning system have reached 82% in the four weeks since the government shuttered schools across the country, and so far all students completing online exams have had a “smooth experience,” CIRA said.
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