Egyptian authorities have announced new school safety regulations requiring the installation of surveillance cameras inside classrooms and mandatory drug testing for school staff.
The measures form part of broader efforts to strengthen safety standards, improve student protection, and enhance oversight within educational institutions across the country.
According to officials, schools will be required to install CCTV systems in classrooms and key facilities to help monitor school environments and support disciplinary and security procedures when needed.
The new regulations also include mandatory drug testing for educational staff members as part of wider policies aimed at ensuring safe and suitable learning environments for students.
Authorities stated that the measures are designed to improve accountability, reinforce school safety protocols, and maintain professional standards within educational institutions.
The announcement comes amid continued government efforts to modernise Egypt’s education system through infrastructure development, administrative reforms, and updated operational policies across schools.
Officials added that implementation procedures and oversight mechanisms will be coordinated with educational directorates and relevant authorities to ensure compliance with the new regulations nationwide.
