Latest Education News & Updates in Dubai

Back to school in UAE: uniform shops prepare for busy season

As UAE schools prepare to reopen on August 25, uniform shops are seeing heavy demand, with some serving 500+ customers daily. Retailers brace for peak shopping, while the Ministry of Education announces a unified academic calendar starting 2025–2026.

10-year-old Emirati launches AI learning academy for children

In a milestone achievement for youth-led innovation, 10-year-old Emirati girl AlDhabi AlMheiri has launched a first-of-its-kind AI Learning Academy—a free online platform created by a child, for children. Designed for learners aged 7 to 13, the academy aims to build early digital literacy and make artificial intelligence accessible, engaging, and fun.

UAE doctors urge parents to avoid overscheduling kids during summer holidays

As the summer holidays begin, many UAE parents eagerly sign up their children for camps, classes, and various structured activities. While keeping kids engaged is important, health experts in the UAE are cautioning against cramming their schedules — warning that too many activities with too little downtime can take a toll on both physical and mental well-being.

GEMS launches ‘school-in-a-box’ to fast-track world-class education globally

In a visionary step towards transforming global education, UAE-based GEMS Education has launched a revolutionary initiative called GEMS School Management (GSM). Designed to simplify and accelerate school development, this model—dubbed the “school-in-a-box”—aims to deliver high-quality education through a complete turnkey solution tailored to local needs.

Dubai schools and colleges adopt new healthy food guidelines to support student well-being

Dubai is taking major steps toward improving student health by introducing updated nutritional guidelines in schools and colleges. The Dubai Municipality (DM), along with the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), has launched a comprehensive program to ensure healthier meals, better portion control, and improved food safety across educational institutions.

Stricter university rules announced for Emiratis studying overseas

The UAE Cabinet has introduced strict new higher education criteria for Emirati students studying abroad, requiring enrollment in globally ranked universities to enhance academic quality and align with national development goals. The policy includes a one-year grace period for current students and supports the UAE Centennial 2071 Vision by ensuring career-readiness, global competitiveness, and alignment with priority sectors.

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