Before Oman had a robust education system, boys went to mosques to learn. They studied the Quran, Arabic, math, and history. Then, in 1936, the Saidia Secondary School for Boys opened in Salalah. It was a sign of progress. The Saidia Secondary School for Boys wasn’t the only one. Another one opened in Muscat around the same time. These schools were meant to modernize education in Oman. They paved the way for the future. The Saidia Secondary School for Boys, in particular, has seen countless young men pass through its doors. These students have gone on to shape Oman in all sorts of ways. Their success stories are a testament to the power of education.
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