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Sudanese Hadeel Anwar, right, 13-year-old, won the 2019 Arab Reading Challenge outperforming 13.5 million participants from 49 countries in Dubai, UAE, Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019. (Photos by Shruti Jain - The National)

Top performers in Arab Reading Challenge to get full scholarships

November 15, 2019
Clementina Kongslund, with her children Valentina and Benedicte, believes schools are right to focus less time on homework. Antonie Robertson/The National

Dubai parents want more play time and less homework for pupils

November 15, 2019
Cyberbullies seek to provoke a response. Getty

Bullying in UAE schools causing 'sleeplessness and depression'

November 15, 2019
Graham Beale, executive principal at Arcadia School in Dubai, said parents have voiced their concerns of the amount of homework pupils have to contend with. Satish Kumar/ For the National

Dubai schools drop homework to allow pupils to 'have a life'

November 13, 2019
Pupils at private schools across Dubai will enjoy a three-day break at the start of December to mark two public holidays.

Dubai schools to close for three days next month to mark national holidays

November 12, 2019
Sir Anthony Seldon fielded questions from pupils during his visit to the Gems Wellington International School in Dubai on Sunday. Pawan Singh / The National

Top exam results 'may not bring you happiness', UK expert tells pupils

November 11, 2019
Laila Alyammahi with some of her students. Reem Mohammed / The National

UAE Portrait of a Nation: Star Emirati teacher fights to preserve Arabic language

November 7, 2019
Researchers found many young Emiratis had a 'if you've got it, spend it' attitude towards money. Christopher Pike / The National

New measures needed to combat materialism in UAE, study finds

November 6, 2019
Engineers repair an Airbus A330-200 at the Emirates Engineering Centre in Dubai. Ministers and workplace experts fear too many students are studying generic degrees that teach few technical skills. Paulo Vecina / The National

UAE students must study relevant degrees, recruiters urge

November 5, 2019
Greenfield International School. Leslie Pableo / The National

Tragic Dubai school death prompts call for road safety action

November 5, 2019
Greenfield International School has brought in counsellors to support teachers and pupils following the death of four-year-old Insiya Vasihi. Chris Whiteoak / The National

Dubai school devastated by death of child in car park

November 5, 2019
Police published this photograph showing a car had driven into other parked vehicles outside the school. Courtesy: Dubai Police

Four-year-old Dubai pupil dies after being hit by car outside school

November 4, 2019
An Emirati technician works at the Strata factory in Al Ain, which makes wings for the Airbus A380 and Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Science, engineering and data skills are seen as increasingly crucial in the workplace of the future. Courtesy: Strata Manufacturing

Emirati minister warns of 'dire need' to match education with job market

November 4, 2019
The American University of Sharjah stand was popular during the Najah education fair in Abu Dhabi. Pawan Singh / The National 

More Emiratis want to study climate change and space sector

October 31, 2019
Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Presidential Affairs, congratulates a graduating student. Courtesy Wam

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed honours Emirati students at graduation ceremony

October 30, 2019
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