All Abu Dhabi private school students will return to classrooms in January

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Abu Dhabi private schools will welcome back students of all levels for the academic year's second semester.

The move was agreed by the Abu Dhabi Emergency Crisis and Disasters Committee for COVID-19 Pandemic and the Department of Education and Knowledge.

The Department will coordinate with schools to implement the pandemic precautionary measures.

Since schools reopened in August, students have had the option of online learning for the first semester.

 

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