All private schools, universities and nurseries in Dubai will be closed from Saturday, June 15 to Tuesday, June 18 for Eid Al Adha, the Knowledge and Human Development Authority announced on Sunday. They will reopen on Wednesday, June 19.
Earlier, the Dubai government announced the Eid Al Adha holiday for government employees, starting from Saturday, June 15, until Tuesday, June 18, with official work resuming on Wednesday, June 19.
The Federal Authority of Human Resources also announced Eid holidays for government. Paid holidays will be given to employees in the UAE’s public sector from Saturday, June 15, until Tuesday, June 18, in observance of Arafah Day and Eid Al Adha.
The Eid Al Adha holiday for the private sector will be from Saturday, June 15, to Tuesday, June 18, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (Mohre) announced.
Frequently Asked Question
When is the Eid Al Adha break for private schools in Dubai?
The break will begin on the day of Eid Al Adha, with schools reopening after a few days of celebration.
How long will the Eid Al Adha break last?
The break will typically last around 4 to 5 days, depending on the specific school’s schedule.
Are public schools in Dubai also getting a break during Eid Al Adha?
Yes, public schools in Dubai are also given a break for Eid Al Adha, similar to private schools.
Is the Eid Al Adha break the same for all private schools?
Most private schools in Dubai will follow the same schedule, but it’s recommended to check with your specific school for precise dates.
Will online learning be available during the break?
No, most private schools will be closed, and online learning is not expected during the Eid Al Adha break.
Do parents need to take any action regarding the break?
Parents are generally not required to take any action, but they should ensure their children are aware of the break and make necessary preparations.
Can schools extend the break due to special circumstances?
Schools may adjust their schedule based on specific circumstances or events, but the official announcement from the government typically sets the duration of the break.
Conclusion
The Eid Al Adha break for private schools in Dubai is a time for students and staff to celebrate and observe the holiday. The break typically lasts several days, and while most private schools will follow a similar schedule, it’s always a good idea for parents to confirm specific dates with their schools. During this period, schools remain closed, and there is no online learning. This break provides families a chance to enjoy the festivities, and parents should ensure they’re aware of any school-specific arrangements.
