Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Ras Al Khaimah celebrated its 19th Annual Awards for Educational Excellence, honouring outstanding achievements across schools, universities, educators, and students. The event highlighted the Emirate’s unwavering commitment to innovation, inclusion, and the transformative power of education.
Despite high gold prices in Dubai, budget-focused jewellery buyers are still active in the market, with plain gold chains and bangles under Dh3,000 seeing steady demand. These simple, no-frills pieces come with minimal making charges, making them an attractive option for shoppers looking to invest in gold without stretching their budget.
Read MoreThe UAE is making history by integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its national curriculum from kindergarten to Grade 12, starting in the 2025–2026 academic year. This bold move positions the nation at the forefront of future-focused education, equipping students with essential AI skills to thrive in a digital world.
Read MoreSet to open in December 2025 in Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Cultural District, the Zayed National Museum will honor the legacy of the UAE’s Founding Father, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan. The museum will showcase over 300,000 years of history through rare artefacts, immersive exhibits, and interactive galleries—celebrating Emirati identity, heritage, and Sheikh Zayed’s visionary values.
Read MoreEmirates Driving Company has launched the UAE’s first carbon-neutral driver training programme, ‘Green Drive’, in partnership with climate-tech firm CarbonSifr. This initiative offers students a sustainable driving experience by offsetting all emissions from practical lessons, marking a pioneering step in eco-friendly education and mobility.
Read MoreRetake exams for UAE public and private school students following the Ministry of Education curriculum conclude on Thursday, with final results set to be announced on July 14. The Ministry has confirmed that no changes will be allowed once the results are released, and certified digital certificates will be issued for all eligible students.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has introduced a clear process for students transferring from British to American curriculum schools. Aimed at ensuring smooth academic transitions, the guidelines vary by grade level and are designed to standardize procedures, support families, and maintain academic continuity across private schools.
Read MoreUAE authorities have firmly denied recent rumours about granting lifetime Golden Visas to certain nationalities. The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP) clarified that all Golden Visas are issued for fixed terms—5 or 10 years—based on strict eligibility criteria, and must be processed solely through official government channels.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has issued a clear set of guidelines outlining how tuition and related fees should be refunded when students withdraw or transfer from private schools. Applicable in Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Fujairah, and Ras Al Khaimah, the policy ensures transparency, protects parents’ rights, and defines schools' responsibilities in managing fee refunds.
Read MoreWith ASC 2025, Sharjah positions itself as a global hub for education innovation, combining local commitment with global expertise to create transformative change in classrooms. By turning challenges into opportunities, the emirate is not just asking what education should be—but building what it can become.
Read MoreA new study from RIT Dubai has found that AI-powered robot teachers can boost learning outcomes in primary school students by up to 8%, highlighting the growing potential of technology in classrooms when used thoughtfully alongside traditional methods.
Read MoreIndian students now make up the largest share of Dubai’s international higher education population at 43%, as the emirate sees a sharp rise in student enrolment for the 2024–25 academic year. New data reveals Dubai’s growing appeal as a global education hub, attracting students from over 160 nationalities.
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