UAE students are set to gain free one-year access to Google’s powerful AI tool, Gemini Pro, starting October 2025. The initiative aims to boost digital learning, research, and creativity — marking a major step in integrating artificial intelligence into the UAE’s education system.
The UAE Ministry of Education has banned junk food in school cafeterias to promote healthier eating habits and protect students’ well-being. Schools must now offer nutritious meal options only.
Read MoreThe UAE has launched the “Aqdar for Digitally Secure Schools” initiative, making it the first country in the world to implement a comprehensive framework to protect students and educators from online threats. The program combines cybersecurity, awareness campaigns, and equitable access to technology to ensure safe and responsible digital learning across all schools.
Read MoreUAE schools now offer multiple ways for parents to pay tuition fees, from credit card instalments and online portals to traditional cash or cheque payments. The variety of options provides flexibility, convenience, and financial planning support for families across the country.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has updated five major digital education platforms with new links to improve access and usability for students, teachers, and parents. The move aims to enhance online learning, streamline educational services, and support a modern, technology-driven approach to education across the country.
Read MoreThe UAE Ministry of Education has announced the official academic calendar for the 2025–2026 school year, introducing a four-week winter break for all public and private schools. Starting on December 8, 2025, and ending on January 4, 2026, the extended break allows students and families ample time to rest, travel, and participate in recreational and cultural activities.
Read MoreThe Emirates Health Services (EHS) has rolled out new health guidelines for schools across the UAE to curb the spread of infectious diseases. The comprehensive measures focus on hygiene, disease prevention, chronic condition management, and awareness of heat-related illnesses, ensuring a safer learning environment for students, teachers, and staff.
Read MoreThe UAE has introduced a structured permit system for private tutors, allowing teachers, students, and professionals to legally offer tutoring services under clear regulations. The new rules aim to curb unlicensed lessons, ensure quality, and protect both tutors and learners.
Read MoreParents of CBSE students in the UAE have been urged to take note of major new rules for the 2025–26 board exams, including stricter attendance requirements, new assessment patterns, and updated subject choices that will directly affect their children’s academic journey.
Read MoreThe Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced new registration rules for students entering Class 9 and 11 in the 2025-26 academic session. The updated guidelines introduce stricter compliance measures for schools, mandatory APAAR ID linkage, and a defined correction window, while reinforcing eligibility criteria for future board examinations.
Read MoreDubai’s KHDA has introduced stricter hiring rules for teachers to ensure all educators meet professional standards, enhancing the quality of learning and safeguarding student outcomes across the emirate’s schools.
Read MoreAbu Dhabi has launched streamlined permit rules for school food suppliers via the Tamm app. The new guidelines require compliance with strict safety, nutritional, and operational standards—promoting healthier, safer meals in schools.
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