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UAE students, teachers excited as shorter school week begins - Vimarsana News

UAE students, teachers excited as shorter school week begins

4.5-day week will free up time, while Saturday-Sunday weekend will align internationally

Sharjah schools offer multiple fee payment options - Vimarsana News

Sharjah schools offer multiple fee payment options

SPEA prohibits schools to dismiss a student due to delay or non-payment of fees.

Covid-19: Sharjah students all set for onsite classes - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Sharjah students all set for onsite classes

Covid-19: Sharjah students all set for onsite classes Nandini Sircar/Sharjah Alamy Image Schools’ employees are actively seeking to get fully vaccinated and continue to remain compliant with the guidelines. As on-campus learning resumes in Sharjah’s private schools today, parents are relieved that students have been required to present negative PCR test results to attend classes. Older pupils opting for face-to-face lessons are either taking the jab or booking appointments for their Covid tests. Last week, the emirate’s education authorities have announced that a student above 12 years ...

UAE: Sharjah private school set to return to in-class lessons - Vimarsana News

UAE: Sharjah private school set to return to in-class lessons

Nandini Sircar/Dubai File photot Negative PCR test report a must to attend schools, the SPEA says Private school pupils in Sharjah are gearing up to return to campus from coming Sunday (April 11). However, pupils need negative PCR test results to attend classes. Pupils opting for in-class lessons in higher grades are either taking the Covid-19 jab or booking appointments for PCR tests. Principals have announced that pupils aged above 12 years need to attend in-class lessons. A pupil, who is above 12 years of age, needs to undergo a PCR test no more than 72 hours prior to attending in-class l...