Sharjah Allows Private Schools Principles To Adapt Distance Learning

Publish date: Tuesday، 18 January 2022

Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) has announced that it is up to each school's principal to decide to switch to distance learning for up to two days.

"Following Circular No. 82 of 2020 regarding the procedures of dealing with COVID-19 cases in schools, SPEA would like to confirm that the principals of Sharjah private schools have the right to take the appropriate decision to shift to remote learning temporarily for a period of 48 hours (two school days)," it released in a statement.

"Please note that the distance learning option is available for parents until further notice," the statement continued.

#SPEA issues an announcement for #Sharjah private school principals to take an appropriate decision to temporarily shift to remote learning within 48 hours to effectively address the COVID-19 cases in the Emirate.#ImportantAnnouncement pic.twitter.com/ADodhaWsi3
— هيئة الشـارقة للتعليم الخاص (@shjspea) January 3, 2022

Private schools' regulators in Dubai and Ras al Khaimah have allowed institutions to return to face-to-face teaching, while making distance learning options available to students with COVID symptoms.

All public schools under Ministry of Education curriculum have switched to remote learning for the first two weeks of term, as have Abu Dhabi and Umm al Quwain private schools,

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Sharjah Allows Private Schools Principles To Adapt Distance Learning

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