The Ministry of National Education has announced that the reintegration process for middle and general and technological secondary school students for the 2026-2027 academic year will commence on Tuesday, September 22, according to an official ministry statement.
To this end, the Ministry of National Education informs parents wishing to submit requests for the reintegration of their children into middle and general and technological secondary education levels that this process will run through Saturday, October 3, 2026, at midnight.
The process will take place “exclusively via the National Education Sector’s Information System,” with parents seeking student readmission required to complete the electronic reintegration request form using their dedicated portal space. “The parent or legal guardian must submit an application through their account on the Parents Space, which can be accessed via the national digital services portal using the Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication feature at https://dzds.dz.”
“A readmission request can also be introduced directly through the Parents Space via the link https://awlyaa.education.dz by filling out the electronic form allocated for reintegration applications.” Individuals not currently registered on the National Education Sector’s Information System “must first establish a personal account on the Parents Space (Awlyaa) and subsequently complete the dedicated digital readmission form within the deadlines established above,” the statement specified.
Within this framework, the ministry clarified that “reintegration requests will be evaluated in accordance with current regulatory provisions, and the outcome of the file reviews will be communicated on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, via the Parents Space and within educational institutions,” emphasizing that “students whose readmission applications are approved must report to their respective schools starting Thursday, October 8, 2026.”
“Any student who fails to report to their assigned school without a valid justification by Monday, October 12, 2026, at the latest, will be considered to have forfeited their right to readmission, rendering the favorable approval decision void,” the document added. The ministry also recalled that “students born in 2010 and students with special needs born in 2008 will be systematically readmitted in accordance with governing legal and regulatory rules.” The ministry further specified that any readmission operation carried out outside the official National Education Sector Information System, or without adhering to the defined procedures and deadlines, shall be deemed null and void.