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What do we know so far about UAE schools continuing online classes and when students might return to campuses?

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Authorities, including the Ministry of Education UAE and Knowledge and Human Development Authority, have confirmed that distance learning will continue across schools until April 3, 2026, with student and staff safety as the top priority amid ongoing regional tensions. While some schools are preparing for a phased return and have applied to reopen, approvals will be granted on a case-by-case basis depending on strict safety readiness, meaning there is no fixed date yet for a full return to in-person classes. Decisions are being reviewed weekly, and any reopening will be gradual and tightly controlled. In the meantime, students are continuing structured online learning, with exams, assessments, and academic progress largely maintained through digital platforms, while parents are advised to stay closely connected with schools for updates. Do you think schools should continue remote learning until the situation is fully stable, or should they reopen sooner with precautions in place?
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