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DUBAI: As many as 414,136 male and female
students at the state level will start on Sunday morning the first day
of the second semester of the academic year 2015-2016, in all public and
private schools which follow the curriculum of the Ministry of
Education, kindergartens and adult education.
This comes after the winter vacation, which began in Dec.20 and lasted for three weeks, within three semesters being applied by the MoE.
The second semester is scheduled to continue until March 27, when the Spring holiday starts for two weeks. The third semester will kick off at April 10.
The summer vacation for students starts on June 23, while teaching staff, technical and administrative staff will start their vacation on July 10.
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This comes after the winter vacation, which began in Dec.20 and lasted for three weeks, within three semesters being applied by the MoE.
The second semester is scheduled to continue until March 27, when the Spring holiday starts for two weeks. The third semester will kick off at April 10.
The summer vacation for students starts on June 23, while teaching staff, technical and administrative staff will start their vacation on July 10.
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ABU DHABI: The Abu Dhabi Educational Council
(Adec) completed the installation of about 9,300 surveillance cameras
in 137 schools across the emirate so far. The Information and
Communication Technology Department at Adec is still following up
installation of other 7,200 camera in 118 public schools. This is
scheduled to be completed during the current academic year. This comes
as part of a project aims to support security and safety, and to control
the conduct of students. The total number of surveillance cameras that
have been installed within the project reached 16,500 cameras in 255
schools in the emirate The IT department is following the installation of the cameras in the rest of the schools, according to specific stages. The first phase was carried out last year in high schools and mix-schools. These schools are in an immediate need of surveillance cameras, to uphold security efforts and safety by deterring any unwelcome behaviour from students. Meanwhile, the next phase will include the primary and preparatory schools, and kindergartens. The cameras were installed in the yards, walkways, entrances and exits of the schools. The recordings are kept for a period of six months only. This step gained a big welcome from the educational field, as it comes within measures considered to strengthen the stability of the schools and procedures of security, safety and follow-up of students’ behaviours. |
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