The schools in Dubai have resumed in-person classes after 2 weeks of remote learning.
Flipped learning models are also being readopted due to the recent spike in virus cases and schools were excited to welcome students back on their campuses, and students, though masked-up, have enjoyed returning to a face-to-face educational experience.
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Simon Herbert, Head of School / CEO, GEMS International School – Al Khail, said, that it was absolutely wonderful to see so many smiling faces “among families and teachers as students came back to face-to-face learning at GEMS International School – Al Khail after two weeks of distance learning. Many families thanked us for reopening after a sensible period of distance learning.”
Schools reiterated parents had worked hard to support their children over the last two weeks, and being back in person brings many additional benefits, from wellbeing to social engagement and some pointed out how they have commenced with the blended learning model.
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Deepika Thapar Singh, CEO-Principal, Credence High School, said that they have started with hybrid learning “this week, where we have students attending school face-to-face and remotely from home.”
Sangita Chima, Amity School Dubai Principal, said that vigilance is the key’ during these challenging times and “awareness, quick communication, mindful action, and collaborative initiatives have helped us mitigate the impact of Covid-19. We have strengthened pandemic precautions, preparedness, and response since we reopened school.”
