Schools across Dubai have outlined clear guidelines for parents who wish to take photographs or record videos during school functions and activities. The rules aim to protect students’ privacy while ensuring families can capture special moments responsibly.
Student enrolment at Dubai’s private schools has surpassed 406,000, highlighting the growing demand for education across the emirate. With numbers continuing to rise, attention is turning to whether schools will introduce more affordable options for families seeking quality education at lower costs.
Schools across Dubai are considering more flexible schedules as part of efforts to ease peak-hour congestion. Adjusting start and finish times could help spread traffic throughout the day, reduce travel delays and make daily journeys more convenient for students, parents and staff.
Students from the UAE planning to study in the United States are being advised to take even minor legal matters seriously, as previous offences or violations could potentially create complications during the US student visa application and approval process, immigration experts caution.
Dubai honours exceptional educators from the private education sector by awarding them Golden Visas, recognising their valuable contributions to schools, students and the emirate’s wider education system as part of efforts to acknowledge dedicated teachers and celebrate their role in shaping the future of the community.
Dubai is testing fresh approaches to education, with several new school concepts being piloted as authorities consider alternative learning formats designed to give families greater choice while preparing students for changing academic and future workplace demands.
Sheikh Hamdan urges Dubai to embrace fresh ideas in education as the emirate examines new school concepts and learning models designed to improve student outcomes, encourage innovation, and prepare young people for the changing demands of the future economy.
Dubai is expected to see a major increase in reasonably priced school places, with almost 18,000 additional seats projected to become available over the coming two years, giving families more options as demand for education continues to grow across the emirate.
Dubai’s education regulator, KHDA, is preparing clearer guidelines for schools on the use of artificial intelligence and digital tools, aiming to provide educators and students with a structured approach to adopting emerging technologies in classrooms.
Schools across the UAE are finalising schedules for pre-board examinations, while students preparing for CBSE board exams are waiting for the tentative timetable, which will help them organise their revision plans and prepare more effectively for the upcoming examinations.
