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How are Indian schools in the UAE adjusting exam routines for students and staff ahead of Ramadan?

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With Ramadan expected to begin in mid-February 2026, Indian schools across the UAE are preparing early to balance academic requirements with the realities of fasting, shorter school hours, and altered daily routines. Most schools, including Springdales School Dubai and Gems Our Own Indian School, have finalised exam schedules well in advance—typically a year ahead—and do not plan to shift dates. Instead, they adjust school hours, revision sessions, and operational processes to accommodate students and staff. For instance, Springdales ensures school ends by noon during Ramadan, and revision takes place in-school to give fasting students rest at home. Behind the scenes, staff handle tasks like paper correction and result preparation in multiple shorter sessions to adapt to compressed hours while maintaining quality. The focus is on smart planning, empathy, and respecting Islamic values without disrupting academic integrity. What’s your view—should schools shift exam dates during Ramadan, or is adjusting schedules and operational routines enough?
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