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Al Jala High School in Bizerte: reopening planned for 2027

Al Jala High School in Bizerte, suspended for 4 years, restarted work in October 2025 with 11.5 million dinars. What it means for students.

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The Minister of Education Nourredine Nouri inspected the Al Jala high school building site in Bizerte on Tuesday 8 September 2026, a 11.5 million dinar project that had been suspended for 4 years. Work finally started in October 2025.

Why this school took so long

The project sat on hold for four years. The whole tendering process had to be relaunched before work could actually start in October 2025.

The result: a new high school that will be the only one in the whole district of Bizerte Sud. A real change for local families.

Who the Al Jala high school will serve

The future school will welcome around 300 pupils in their ninth year, coming from the El Mssida and El Jala middle schools. It will open with 9 classes of first-year secondary students.

The stated goal: to ease the pressure on the Farhat Hached and Habib Thameur high schools in Bizerte, which are full to bursting today. So if you sit the bac in the region in the coming years, your class sizes could actually drop.

What the minister asked for on site

Nourredine Nouri also visited the regional branch of the National Pedagogical Centre. He insisted on one specific point: speeding up the distribution of school textbooks, an issue that often delays the start of the school year.

What does this mean for you as a bac student

Nothing immediate for your syllabus or your exam timetable. The official bac calendar is still published on the ministry website, education.gov.tn, and results still come out on bac.tn as every year.

While you wait for the new school to open, you can already estimate your average with the bac average calculator or plan your post-bac options with the university orientation simulator. And if you want to practise with real past papers, the archive of bac subjects and corrections is there for exactly that.