Two days before the first day of exams for the National High School Exam (Enem) 2026, hundreds of public school students participated, this Friday morning (6), in a review of the content covered in the exam. Aulão na Rede started at 8:50 am, at the Amphitheater Ministro Bernardo Cabral, from Sesc Amazonas, in the Alvorada neighborhood, Central-West Zone of Manaus.
The meeting was an opportunity for students to review topics, ask questions and reinforce their confidence before the test. For many, it was also a way to control anxiety in the final stretch of studies.
Student Rilary Roana, 17, who is in the 3rd year of high school, told g1 that the preparation was marked by difficulties. According to her, the period of smoke in Manaus hampered the progress of classes and affected learning.
In the final stretch, the student sees the class as an opportunity to reinforce her knowledge and reduce nervousness. "Expectations are high, but it's also something that makes us very nervous, because you don't know if you're going to do well. With this issue of smoke, classes were stopped and made our learning difficult. With this Aulão na Rede, I believe it will help a lot, especially for us to calm down a little more in terms of our nerves for the test", he stated.
Rilary said that he still intends to review some content before Sunday, but without maintaining an intense study pace. The priority will be writing, one of the steps that requires preparation from candidates.
Concern about the final stretch was also reported by Gustavo Henrique, 18 years old, a 3rd year high school student at Escola Zilda Arns Neumann. He left the East Zone of Manaus to participate in the last Aulão na Rede before the exam.
According to the student, teachers intensified their preparation in recent weeks, with simulations, solving questions and classes focused on the subjects covered in Enem.
For him, the meeting works as a reinforcement of his studies and helps to reduce tension before the test.
"The class gives us another boost. It's another place to learn and also to take away some of that nervousness. Until then, I'm calm. When Sunday arrives, we'll see," he said.
In schools, preparation for the Enem began months before the test. The manager of Solon de Lucena State School, Joyce Pantoja, explained to g1 that students participated in simulations, exercises and review classes throughout the year.
The school has approximately 600 students who are completing high school. According to Joyce, the work also involves guiding young people about the importance of the exam and the opportunities for entering higher education.
"It is a moment in which they will put everything they have learned during these three years and really decide their future. Aulão na Rede ends this moment of preparation, but the school needs to spend the entire year developing activities so that they arrive prepared for the test", he highlighted.
The manager also highlighted the importance of guiding students on how the exam works. This year, according to her, the pre-registration carried out by the Ministry of Education (MEC) facilitated student participation.
To help with this process, the school promoted a collective effort for students to access the Gov.br portal and validate the information.
Aulão na Rede 2026 is an initiative of the Rede Amazônica Group and the Fundação Rede Amazônica, sponsored by Uninorte and institutional support from Sesc and Evolucion. The State Department of Education and School Sports (Seduc) participates in the organization and mobilization of students in the state network.
The program includes a review of the four areas of knowledge covered in Enem: Languages, Human Sciences, Exact Sciences and Natural Sciences. Participants also receive handouts to follow the classes and consult the content later.
The face-to-face meeting ends a month of preparation promoted by the project. During October, tips were shown on Rede Amazônica news programs and video lessons were made available on g1.
