Dubai’s private schools are set to experience changes in the KHDA inspection process during the 2026-27 academic year, with updated evaluation methods and expectations likely to influence how schools prepare for upcoming inspections.
Dubai’s private schools are set to experience changes in the KHDA inspection process during the 2026-27 academic year, with updated evaluation methods and expectations likely to influence how schools prepare for upcoming inspections.
UAE students explain how they are incorporating ChatGPT into their education, while schools introduce clearer policies and expectations around the use of artificial intelligence for assignments, research, revision and everyday classroom learning.
UAE teenagers finding it difficult to get ready for school each morning may not always have cause for concern, but experts say parents should watch for persistent changes in mood, behaviour, sleep patterns or attendance that could signal deeper issues.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced that students in the UAE and other Middle Eastern countries will be given another opportunity to appear for Class 12 examinations in subjects whose earlier tests were cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
Starting school can be an emotional experience for parents as well as children. Experts say that saying goodbye at the school gates may bring feelings of sadness, loss, or grief, especially when parents are adjusting to a new stage of family life.
CAT4 Testing in UAE Schools: Essential Information for Parents to Understand the Assessment Process, Learn What Their Children May Encounter on Test Day, Explore How the Evaluation Works, and Prepare Them Confidently Before They Take the Assessment.
The UAE is implementing significant changes across its higher education sector, introducing updated national standards and policies that could reshape how universities operate while influencing admissions, academic programs, student experiences, institutional responsibilities, and educational opportunities nationwide.
Schools across the UAE are updating the ways they communicate with students and parents following the introduction of new social media regulations affecting children below the age of 15, prompting education providers to review existing digital communication practices and channels.
Several schools across the UAE are making education more affordable by offering scholarships that can reduce tuition costs by as much as 50%. These opportunities are not limited to students with exceptional academic records, giving more families access to financial assistance.
Schools across the UAE are introducing a refreshed artificial intelligence curriculum that blends engaging, activity-based teaching with hands-on exercises, helping students develop practical digital skills while understanding how AI can be applied to everyday situations and future careers.