The UAE has unveiled its new 2025–2026 academic calendar, giving students across the country 135 days off during the year. With 178 instructional days, the schedule reflects a strategic balance between academics and much-needed downtime, while also making it easier for families to plan ahead.
The UAE Ministry of Education has released the official Dubai school calendar for 2025–2026, detailing term dates, holidays, and new mid-term breaks. The unified schedule applies to public and private schools, aiming to improve student well-being and make family planning easier.
Read MoreDubai’s Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) now requires all private schools to share a School Fees Fact Sheet before each school year—giving parents clarity by outlining every mandatory, additional, and optional fee involved in educating their children.
Read MoreStarting in the 2025–2026 academic year, UAE schools will introduce cybersecurity education from Grade 1 through Grade 12—an essential addition aimed at equipping children with digital awareness, safety practices, and future-ready skills.
Read MoreAs UAE schools close their doors for the summer, many parents are searching for more than just entertainment to fill the long break. Abacus classes are emerging as the perfect mix of fun and focused learning, keeping young minds sharp while nurturing life-long skills.
Read MoreDubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah are poised for a major expansion of their private education landscape with a wave of new schools set to open in the 2025–2026 academic year—offering everything from elite British and American curricula to innovation-driven learning hubs.
Read MoreThe Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) has officially announced the academic calendar for the 2025-2026 school year for private schools in the emirate. The new schedule introduces a longer summer break and early finish dates, ensuring better planning for parents, students, and schools alike.
Read MoreCBSE is set to release the Class 10 compartment exam results for 2025 in the first week of August. Here’s everything students and parents need to know, including expected dates, how to check results, and what to do next.
Read MoreNew private schools are opening across Dubai for the 2025–26 academic year, giving parents more choices and easing pressure on oversubscribed campuses. Here’s a complete guide to what’s launching, where, and how to prepare for admissions.
Read MoreDubai's leading international universities are rolling out exciting new scholarships for the 2025 academic year, offering students a chance to pursue globally recognized degrees with reduced financial burden. This initiative aims to attract future-ready learners and make quality education more accessible in the UAE.
Read MoreAbu Dhabi’s education authority has introduced strict new guidelines limiting school bag weight to 10% of a student’s body weight. The move aims to protect children from back pain, poor posture, and long-term health issues, ensuring a safer and more supportive learning environment across private schools in the emirate.
Read MoreAs summer holidays begin across the UAE, education experts and schools are encouraging parents to take steps to prevent ‘learning loss’—a common dip in academic performance during long breaks. From fun learning activities to structured routines, here’s how families can keep children engaged, curious, and ready for the next school year.
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