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Al Etihad
5 days ago
- Business
- Al Etihad
UAE Ministry of Education launches 2025 Summer Abroad Programme
26 July 2025 13:28 ABU DHABI (WAM)The Ministry of Education (MoE) has launched the 2025 Summer Abroad Programme, sending 270 top Grade 10 and 11 public school students to leading global universities and research initiative supports MoE's vision to equip future generations with the knowledge and skills to contribute to national development, as well as to enrich students' academic journeys by enabling them to access prestigious in July and August, the programme offers students high-level global training and educational experiences to broaden their horizons, enhance their academic and personal skills and deepen their understanding of innovation in fields such as AI, leadership and also helps them make informed career choices, build global knowledge networks and develop the long-term skills needed to excel in education and Al Amiri, Minister of Education, said, 'The Summer Abroad program offers students hands-on training at top international scientific institutes, fostering academic growth, personal development, and broader cultural and scientific perspectives.'The 2025 Summer Abroad Programme includes field visits and specialised training in six top innovation hubs – Singapore, China, Japan, South Korea, Russia and Malaysia. Students are supported by 29 trained academic supervisors, with this year's edition of the programme also welcoming students of determination from Japan and South Korea.
Gulf Today
6 days ago
- General
- Gulf Today
UAE's Ministry of Education unveils new academic calendar for public and private schools
With the approval of the Education, Human Development and Community Development Council, the Ministry of Education (MoE) has announced a new school calendar for public and private schools across the UAE, effective for academic year 2025-2026. The new school calendar sets unified dates for the start of the Academic Year, end of the three terms and end of term breaks. The calendar applies to all public and private schools nationwide. These updates aim to support family cohesion and provide a balanced learning environment in line with the goals of the "Year of Community." Sarah Al Amiri, Minister of Education, highlighted that the new school calendar marks a qualitative shift in managing the academic year, aligning with the Ministry's national approach to achieving the goals of the 'Year of Community' by creating a more balanced and socially connected educational system. Al Amiri added that the calendar now serves as a strategic national tool, reinforcing both educational quality and social cohesion. She also noted that consistent holiday dates will enable community, cultural and tourism entities to align their programmes with the academic schedule, strengthening the link between education and society. Implementation of the calendar begins on Aug.25, 2025, marking the start of the academic year 2025-2026. The first term will end with a four-week winter break from Dec.8, 2025 to Jan.4, 2026, with schools resuming on Jan.5 2026. This extended break offers students time to recharge after an intensive term and engage in national and community activities. The second term runs from Jan.5, 2026 through March 15, 2026, followed by a spring break from March 16 to 29, 2026. Schools resume on March 30, 2026, except for private schools in Sharjah, which return on March 23, 2026. The third term starts on March 30, 2026 and ends on July 3, 2026, except in Sharjah, where it ends on July 2, 2026. The schedule ensures a balanced academic year that supports learning and student well-being. The new calendar introduces mid-term breaks for public and private schools following the government's curriculum, offering regular short breaks to ease academic pressure. The first mid-term break runs from Oct.13 to 19, 2025, an early pause during the longest term. The second break falls between Feb.11 and 15, 2026, offering students a mid-term recharge. The third break is scheduled from May 25 to 31, 2026, aligning with the Eid Al Adha holiday. These short breaks aim to support students' well-being and strengthen family time throughout the academic year. The Ministry of Education has allowed private schools that do not follow the government's curriculum to schedule mid-term breaks in October and February, with each break not exceeding five consecutive days. These breaks must remain within the specified months and cannot be extended or shifted, ensuring alignment with the national calendar while accommodating schools' operational needs. The MoE stressed that all schools must follow the approved calendar, including holding final assessments or completing curriculum requirements in the last week of each term, to ensure students attend until the last school day. This excludes grades taking pre-scheduled international exams. It also emphasised that private schools following the government's curriculum must adhere to the centralised test calendar used in public schools. WAM
Al Etihad
23-07-2025
- General
- Al Etihad
Following the approval of the Education, Human Development and Community Development Council, Ministry of Education unveils new school calendar for Academic Year 2025-2026
23 July 2025 20:00 DUBAI (ALETIHAD)With the approval of the Education, Human Development and Community Development Council, the Ministry of Education (MoE) has announced a new school calendar for public and private schools across the UAE, effective for academic year new school calendar sets unified dates for the start of the Academic Year, end of the three terms and end of term breaks. The calendar applies to all public and private schools updates aim to support family cohesion and provide a balanced learning environment in line with the goals of the 'Year of Community'.Following the #Education, Human Development and Community Development Council's approval, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research unveils new calendar for #university #academic year 2025-2026 Read more: Al Amiri, Minister of Education, highlighted that the new school calendar marks a qualitative shift in managing the academic year, aligning with the Ministry's national approach to achieving the goals of the 'Year of Community' by creating a more balanced and socially connected educational Amiri added that the calendar now serves as a strategic national tool, reinforcing both educational quality and social cohesion. She also noted that consistent holiday dates will enable community, cultural and tourism entities to align their programmes with the academic schedule, strengthening the link between education and of the calendar begins on 25th August 2025, marking the start of the academic year 2025-2026. The first term will end with a four-week winter break from 8th December 2025 to 4th January 2026, with schools resuming on 5th January 2026. This extended break offers students time to recharge after an intensive term and engage in national and community second term runs from 5th January 2026 through 15th March 2026, followed by a spring break from 16th to 29th March 2026. Schools resume on 30th March 2026, except for private schools in Sharjah, which return on 23rd March third term starts on 30th March 2026 and ends on 3rd July 2026, except in Sharjah, where it ends on 2nd July 2026. The schedule ensures a balanced academic year that supports learning and student new calendar introduces mid-term breaks for public and private schools following the government's curriculum, offering regular short breaks to ease academic pressure. The first mid-term break runs from 13th to 19th October 2025, an early pause during the longest term. The second break falls between 11th and 15th February 2026, offering students a mid-term recharge. The third break is scheduled from 25th to 31st May 2026, aligning with the Eid Al Adha holiday. These short breaks aim to support students' well-being and strengthen family time throughout the academic Ministry has allowed private schools that do not follow the government's curriculum to schedule mid-term breaks in October and February, with each break not exceeding five consecutive days. These breaks must remain within the specified months and cannot be extended or shifted, ensuring alignment with the national calendar while accommodating schools' operational MoE stressed that all schools must follow the approved calendar, including holding final assessments or completing curriculum requirements in the last week of each term, to ensure students attend until the last school day. This excludes grades taking pre-scheduled international exams. It also emphasised that private schools following the government's curriculum must adhere to the centralised test calendar used in public schools.
Al Etihad
05-07-2025
- Science
- Al Etihad
Future scientists to compete in International Chemistry Olympiad 2025 in UAE
5 July 2025 16:14 DUBAI (WAM)The UAE will host the 57th International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO), the world's leading scientific competition in the field of together over 360 students from more than 90 countries in Dubai from July 6 -14, 2025, this edition marks the largest participation in the Olympiad's history since its launch in 1968, underscoring the UAE's growing position in global science Al Amiri, Minister of Education, noted that hosting this prestigious global event reflects the UAE's vision to become a hub for education, science, innovation, and academic excellence, and reiterates the country's unwavering commitment to nurture young scientific added, 'This milestone will inspire Emirati students, and help shape a new generation of scientists capable of innovation and global competitiveness. It also represents a national opportunity to enhance the quality of education, and develop a learning environment that keeps pace with the world's best models.'Zaki Nusseibeh, Cultural Adviser to the UAE President and Chancellor of the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU), stated, 'The International Chemistry Olympiad 2025 serves as a prestigious global platform that celebrates academic excellence, and fosters a spirit of scientific innovation among youth. It also underscores the prominent role of UAEU in advancing scientific research and learning. Our participation in this significant event reaffirms UAEU's commitment to national leadership in the generation, dissemination, and application of knowledge for the greater benefit of society.'He added, 'Through our engagement in this initiative, we reaffirm our mission to address global challenges, and to contribute to shaping a future built on the foundations of knowledge, discovery, and innovation. At UAEU, we firmly believe that empowering youth and supporting global scientific collaboration are essential pillars for building a more prosperous and sustainable world.'Organised by the UAE Ministry of Education (MoE), the IChO 2025 agenda will feature advanced theoretical and practical exams, cultural tours, and social events that promote cultural exchange among youth from across the globe. This edition introduces cutting-edge technological innovations, including digital tools to monitor exam progress and an integrated practical testing environment, designed as a model for future educational students, chosen through a rigorous national selection process, will represent the UAE at IChO 2025. The national team has completed an intensive training programme, including specialised workshops at the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU), and a science camp at the Sirius Education Centre in preparation reflects MoE's dedication to empowering national talent to meet international standards of scientific excellence. IChO 2025 aims to motivate Emirati youth to study chemistry and related sciences, while encouraging educational institutions to update their curricula to meet global standards.
Sharjah 24
14-06-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Al Mleiha Club appoints Ibrahim Al Amiri as Handball Coach
Coach selection Al Amiri was chosen after serving as an assistant coach for the first team over the past three seasons, where he played an effective role in achieving commendable results, notably securing the second place in both the President's Cup and the General League. Alongside the coaching staff, he successfully built a cohesive team of players and elevated the team's collective performance. Coaching experience Al Amiri is recognized as one of the prominent technical talents in Emirati handball, with a coaching record spanning over two decades. He has worked with several clubs, including Al Shaab, Sharjah, and Ittihad Kalba, and has previously been part of the coaching staff for the UAE's military, youth, and women's national teams, achieving advanced positions both locally and internationally. He has also obtained several specialized training courses, including the International C and D licenses from the International Handball Federation, along with training experiences in Germany and Slovenia. First statement In his first statement after signing, coach Ibrahim Al Amiri expressed his pride in Al Mleiha Club's confidence in him, stating that leading the first team represents a significant responsibility and an important opportunity to build on the achievements of past seasons. He added, "We have a promising group of players, and we will strive, along with the coaching staff and the board members of Al Mleiha Club, to develop performance and enhance the spirit of competition, aiming for an exceptional season that meets the club's aspirations and its fans." Club president's confidence For his part, His Excellency Mohammed Sultan Al Khasouni, Chairman of Al Mleiha Sports Club, expressed confidence in Coach Al Amiri's ability to lead the team to outstanding results, emphasizing that his selection was due to his diligent work over the past years and his understanding of the team's details and needs. Preparation for the new season Al Khasouni highlighted that the handball team continues its intensive preparations for the upcoming season through an internal training camp and a comprehensive rehabilitation program aimed at enhancing the players' physical and technical readiness. The club has high ambitions for this new phase under the leadership of coach Ibrahim Al Amiri, focusing on stabilizing the coaching staff with a nationally recognized and committed coach, aiming for a successful season that solidifies the club's position among the top teams in the country.
