UAE To End Distance Learning for Schools
- Publish date: Wednesday، 17 November 2021
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The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) on Tuesday that all schools and educational institutions in the UAE will resume classes on campus at full capacity from the second semester in January 2022.
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Parents will be allowed to attend events at educational facilities by displaying the Green Pass on the Al Hosn App and a negative PCR test result (validity not exceeding 96 hours) and school buses will also operate at 100% capacity.
Authorities have advised all eligible teachers, administrative staff and students to receive the COVID-19 booster vaccine for added protection.
Education Sector: Today, we announce the updated protocol for operation of educational facilities during the pandemic, and this update will be implemented in the second semester. #Together_We_Recover pic.twitter.com/eZELyfTmHD
— NCEMA UAE (@NCEMAUAE) November 16, 2021
Vaccination is mandatory to enter university accommodation and those with medical exemptions should present a negative PCR test result every week.
Private schools in Dubai ended distance learning on October 3, while those in Sharjah are also operating at full capacity.