Who doesn’t love a good break? Well, I have some great news for students, teachers, and families in the UAE – a mid-term school break with up to 9 days off is coming your way in February! It’s times like this that make all of us miss being young and going to school, right? But wait, it keeps getting better. This break will come as a quick relief before Ramadan starts, and during Ramadan, schools and offices will enjoy shorter work hours for the entire Holy Month! Talk about a complete win for UAE students and teachers this February! I know you must be eager to know more, so keep reading, and I’ll share all the important details you need to know.
Schools have tailored their mid-term schedules to offer flexibility while ensuring students get the rest they need:
Regardless of which option your school goes with, all students will return to classes on Monday, February 17, refreshed and ready to learn!
With Ramadan expected to begin on Thursday, February 27th (subject to moon-sighting), schools are planning shorter working hours to support students and teachers during the holy month. This adjustment ensures a balanced learning routine while respecting the significance of Ramadan. Educators have also prepared their curriculums to maintain steady academic progress during this period. So, stay tuned to Gulf Buzz to find out what these shorter working hours will be for schools and businesses in Dubai
Whether it’s a short three-day break or a relaxing nine-day holiday, this mid-term will come as a much-needed reset for students, parents, and teachers! To know how many days your child’s school will be getting be sure to check your email inbox for important notices and their official school website.
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