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With Dubai shifting school age cut-offs to December 31, is it always better to enrol children as soon as they become eligible, or should some be held back?

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Educators, doctors and psychologists say the new rule offers flexibility, not a one-size-fits-all push into classrooms. While the change eases pressure on September–December-born children and aligns UAE admissions with calendar-year peers, experts stress that age eligibility does not automatically equal readiness. Emotional maturity, self-regulation, independence and the ability to cope with classroom routines often matter more than early academics. Schools say they will closely observe younger starters and adjust placements if needed, while parents retain the choice to delay enrolment if a child needs more time to mature. What’s your view — would you enrol your child as soon as they’re eligible, or hold them back for emotional readiness?
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