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Sharjah Private Schools to Continue Distance Learning for 2 Weeks

Sharjah private school students can study from home for two weeks starting Sunday, August 30th 2020

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26 August 2020

Last updated on 26 August 2020
Sharjah Private Schools To Continue Distance Learning for 2 Weeks

Regular in-campus classes is expected to resume on September 13

The Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) announced on Tuesday that all private school students will continue with remote learning for the first two weeks of the 2020/2021 academic year.

The decision was posted on SPEA's official Instagram page on Tuesday, with the aim "to ensure health and safety of the students, teachers and educational staff" in the emirate.

"The Local Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority of Sharjah [and] the Sharjah Private Education Authority have decided on the distance learning mode for the first two weeks of 2020/2021 academic year," the caption stated.

Authorities added that the Covid-19 outbreak and back-to-school situation is being continuously monitored and they will keep sharing updates.

Although Sharjah private schools are resuming distance learning in the first term, the measures and rules taken for returning to the classroom varies in each emirate.

In Abu Dhabi, public and private school pupils will return to classes in differing modes of learning.

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Schools, universities, and colleges across the UAE are using mixed learning to ensure the safety of their students and staff.

Authorities have also said that students who are 12 years old and above, as well as teachers and school staff, are required to take a Covid-19 test before returning to school. The test must have a negative result. Dubai students are exempted from taking a nasal swab test.

 
 

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