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Exhibition and Challenge Centers Exhibition and Challenge Centers (That will open in the period 01/03/2021 - 03/03/2021) Center District Local Authority Locality Center Number Jerusalem Rafat Rafat 0002 Rafat Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Kafr 'Aqab Kafr 'Aqab 0003 Kafr 'Aqab Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Mikhmas Mikhmas 0004 Mikhmas Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Qalandiya Camp Qalandiya Camp 0005 Qalandiya First Boys School Jerusalem Qalandiya Camp Qalandiya Camp 0006 Qalandiya First Basic Girls School Jerusalem Qalandiya Camp Qalandiya Camp 0007 Qalandiya Second Basic Girls School Jerusalem Qalandiya Qalandiya 0008 Qalandiya Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Beit Duqqu Beit Duqqu 0009 Beit Duqqu Secondary Boys School Jerusalem Jaba' Jaba' 0010 Jaba' Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Al Judeira Al Judeira 0011 Al Khansa' Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed 0012 Ar Ram Secondary Boys School Jerusalem Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed 0013 Ar Ram Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed 0014 Al Nahda Islamic & Kindergarten School Jerusalem Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed 0015 Husni Al Ashab Basic School Jerusalem Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed 0016 Al Ummah Secondary Boys School Jerusalem Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed Ar Ram & Dahiyat al Bareed 0017 Riyad Al Aqsa Islamic Secondary School Jerusalem Beit 'Anan Beit 'Anan 0018 Beit 'Anan Secondary Boys School Jerusalem Beit 'Anan Beit 'Anan 0019 Beit 'Anan Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Al Jib Al Jib 0020 Fatima Al Zahra' Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Al Jib Al Jib 0021 Al Jib Basic Mixed School Al Moghtaribeen School -The Islamic Culture and Jerusalem Bir Nabala Bir Nabala 0022 Sciences Society Jerusalem Bir Nabala Bir Nabala 0023 Bir Nabala Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Beit Ijza Beit Ijza 0024 Al Amawiya Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Al Qubeiba Al Qubeiba 0025 Al Qubeiba Basic Boys School Jerusalem Biddu Biddu 0026 Biddu High Basic Boys School Jerusalem Biddu Biddu 0027 King Ghazi Secondary Boys School Jerusalem An Nabi Samwil An Nabi Samwil 0028 An Nabi Samwil Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Hizma Hizma 0029 Hizma Basic Girls School Jerusalem Hizma Hizma 0030 Hizma Martyrs Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Beit Hanina al Balad Beit Hanina al Balad 0031 Beit Hanina Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Qatanna Qatanna 0032 Qatanna Martyrs Secondary Boys School Jerusalem Qatanna Qatanna 0033 Qatanna Basic Boys School Jerusalem Beit Surik Beit Surik 0034 Beit Surik Secondary Boys School Jerusalem Beit Iksa Beit Iksa 0035 Beit Iksa Secondary Girls School Jerusalem 'Anata 'Anata 0036 Salah Addin High Mixed Boys School 1/31 Exhibition and Challenge Centers (That will open in the period 01/03/2021 - 03/03/2021) Center District Local Authority Locality Center Number Jerusalem 'Anata 'Anata 0037 'Anata Secondary Boys School Jerusalem 'Anata 'Anata 0038 'Anata Basic Girls School Jerusalem Az Za'ayyem Az Za'ayyem 0039 Az Za'ayyem Local Council Jerusalem Al 'Eizariya Al 'Eizariya 0040 Yousuf Al Khatib Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Al 'Eizariya Al 'Eizariya 0041 Islamic Orphanage Industrial School Jerusalem Al 'Eizariya Al 'Eizariya 0042 Al 'Eizariya Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Al 'Eizariya Al 'Eizariya 0043 Mashare' Al 'Eizariya Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Abu Dis Abu Dis 0044 Abu Dis Basic Mixed boys School Jerusalem Abu Dis Abu Dis 0045 Abu Dis Secondary Girls School Jerusalem Abu Dis Abu Dis 0046 Jawaharlal Nehru Secondary Boys School Jerusalem As Sawahira ash Sharqiya As Sawahira ash Sharqiya 0047 As Sawahira ash Sharqiya Secondary Boys School Jerusalem As Sawahira ash Sharqiya As Sawahira ash Sharqiya 0048 As Sawahira ash Sharqiya Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Ash Sheikh Sa'd Ash Sheikh Sa'd 0049 Ash Sheikh Sa'd Secondary Girls School Jerusalem 'Arab al Jahalin (Salamat) 'Arab al Jahalin (Salamat) 0995 'Arab al Jahalin Basic Mixed School Jerusalem Kharayib Umm al Lahim Kharayib Umm al Lahim 0996 Khirbet Umm al Lahim Basic Mixed School Jenin Zububa Zububa 0050 Zububa Basic Boys School Jenin Rummana Rummana 0051 Martyr Najib Al Ahmad Secondary Boys School Jenin Ti'innik Ti'innik 0052 Ti'innik Basic Girls School Jenin At Tayba At Tayba 0053 At Tayba Basic Boys School Jenin 'Arabbuna 'Arabbuna 0054 'Arabbuna Secondary Mixed School Jenin Al Jalama Al Jalama 0055 Al Jalama Secondary Girls School Jenin Silat al Harithiya Silat al Harithiya 0056 Silat al Harithiya Secondary Boys School Jenin Silat al Harithiya Silat al Harithiya 0057 Silat al Harithiya Basic Girls School Jenin Silat al Harithiya Silat al Harithiya 0058 Silat al Harithiya Secondary Girls School Jenin 'Anin 'Anin 0059 'Anin Basic Girls School Jenin 'Arrana 'Arrana 0060 'Arrana Secondary Boys School Jenin Deir Ghazala Deir Ghazala 0061 Deir Ghazala Secondary Girls School Jenin Faqqu'a Faqqu'a 0062 Faqqu'a Basic Boys School Jenin Jenin Dahiyat Sabah al Kheir 0063 Malaysian Friendship Secondary Girls School Jenin Al Yamun Al Yamun 0064 Nosayba Al Maziniya Basic Girls School Jenin Al Yamun Al Yamun 0065 Bilal Al Awsat Basic Boys School Jenin Al Yamun Al Yamun 0066 Al Yamun Secondary Girls School Jenin Al Yamun Al Yamun 0067 Khadija Bint Khuwailid Basic Girls School Jenin Umm ar Rihan Umm ar Rihan 0068 Umm ar Rihan Secondary Mixed Boys School Jenin Kafr Dan Kafr Dan 0069 Kafr Dan Secondary Girls School Jenin Kafr Dan Kafr Dan 0070 Kafr Dan Basic Boys School 2/31 Exhibition and Challenge Centers (That will open in the period 01/03/2021 - 03/03/2021) Center District Local Authority Locality Center Number Jenin Beit Qad (Al Janubi) Beit Qad (Al Janubi) 0071 Beit Qad Secondary Girls School Jenin Mashru' Beit Qad (Ash Shamali) Mashru' Beit Qad (Ash Shamali) 0072 Beit Qad Secondary Boys School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0073 Jenin Secondary Boys School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0074 Al Khansa' Secondary Girls School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0075 Izz Addin Basic Boys School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0076 Al Ibrahimien Basic Girls School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0077 That Al Nitaqayn Basic Girls School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0078 Jenin Secondary Girls School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0079 Walid Abu Mwais Basic Girls School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0080 Martyr Farhat Hashad Secondary Boys School Jenin Jenin Jenin 0081 The Malysian Basic Girls School Jenin Jenin Camp Jenin Camp 0082 Jenin First Basic Boys School Jenin Jenin Camp Jenin Camp 0083 Jenin Second Basic Boys School Jenin Jenin Camp Jenin Camp 0084 Jenin Second Basic Girls School Jenin Al Hashimiya Al Hashimiya 0085 Al Hashimiya Secondary Boys School Jenin Al 'Araqa Al 'Araqa 0086 Al 'Araqa Secondary Girls School Jenin Tura Tura al Gharbiya 0087 Tura Secondary Girls School Jenin Barta'a ash Sharqiya Barta'a ash Sharqiya 0088 Barta'a Secondary Girls School Jenin Jalbun Jalbun 0089 Jalbun Secondary Boys School Jenin Deir Abu Da'if Deir Abu Da'if 0090 Deir Abu Da'if Secondary Girls School Jenin Deir Abu Da'if Deir Abu Da'if 0091 Deir Abu Da'if Secondary Boys School Jenin Wad ad Dabi' ('Aba ash Sharqiya) Wad ad Dabi' ('Aba ash Sharqiya) 0092 Aba Basic Mixed School Jenin Kafr Qud Kafr Qud 0093 Kafr Qud Secondary Girls Scool Jenin Birqin Birqin 0094 Birqin Basic Boys School Jenin Birqin Birqin 0095 Birqin Secondary Girls School Jenin Ya'bad At Tarem 0096 At Tarem Basic Mixed School Jenin Nazlat ash Sheikh Zeid Nazlat ash Sheikh Zeid 0097 Nazlat ash Sheikh Zeid Secondary Girls School Jenin Dhaher al 'Abed Dhaher al 'Abed 0098 Dhaher al 'Abed Basic Mixed School Jenin Zabda al Jadida Zabda 0099 Zabda Basic Girls School Jenin Umm Dar Umm Dar 0100 Al Khuljan & Umm Dar Secondary Boys School Jenin Kufeirit Kufeirit 0101 Kufeirit Basic Boys School Jenin Ya'bad Ya'bad 0102 Martyr Yasser Arafat Basic Boys School Jenin Ya'bad Ya'bad 0103 Ya'bad Secondary Girls School Jenin Ya'bad Ya'bad 0104 Ya'bad First Basic Girls School Jenin Ya'bad Imreiha 0105 Imreiha Basic Mixed School (Challenge 2) Jenin Umm at Tut Umm at Tut 0106 Umm at Tut Basic Boys School 3/31 Exhibition and Challenge Centers (That will open in the period 01/03/2021 - 03/03/2021) Center District Local Authority Locality Center Number Jenin Al Mutilla Al Mutilla 0107 Al Mutilla Basic Mixed School Jenin Al Mughayyir Al Mughayyir 0108 Al Mughayyir Basic Boys School Ash Shuhada (Mothalth Ash Ash Shuhada (Mothalth Ash Jenin Mothalth Ash Shuhada Basic Boys School Shuhada) Shuhada) 0109 Jenin Jalqamus Jalqamus 0110 Jalqamus Secondary Boys School Jenin Bir al Basha Bir al Basha 0111 Bir al Basha Secondary Girls School Jenin Qabatiya Qabatiya 0112 Ibn Al Bitar Second Basic School Jenin Qabatiya Qabatiya 0113 Izzat Abu al Rob Secondary Boys School Jenin Qabatiya Qabatiya 0114 Qabatiya Western Secondary Girls School Jenin Qabatiya Qabatiya 0115 Mu'ath Bin Jabal Basic Boys School Jenin Arraba Arraba 0116 Martyr Abu Jihad Secondary Boys School Jenin Arraba Arraba 0117 Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Basic Boys School Jenin Arraba Arraba 0118 Arraba Secondary Girls School Jenin Mirka Mirka 0119 Mirka Secondary Boys School Jenin Fahma al Jadida Fahma al Jadida 0120 Fahma al Jadida Basic School Jenin Raba Raba 0121 Raba Secondary Boys School Jenin Misliya Misliya 0122 Misliya Secondary Boys School Jenin Az Zababida Az Zababida 0123 Az Zababida Secondary Girls School Jenin Fahma Fahma 0124 Fahma Secondary Boys School Jenin Az Zawiya Az Zawiya 0125 Az Zawiya Secondary Mixed School Jenin Kafr Ra'i Kafr Ra'i 0126 Kafr Ra'i Secondary Boys School Jenin Kafr Ra'i Kafr Ra'i 0127 Kafr Ra'i Secondary Girls School Jenin Sir Sir 0128 Sir & Al Kufeir Basic Boys School Jenin 'Ajja 'Ajja 0129 'Ajja Basic
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