Dubai’s education authority now permits home-based learning for children aged 0-6, recognizing diverse early development needs. This policy empowers parents to shape their child’s initial educational journey, ensuring quality standards align with formal schooling. The move fosters flexibility, allowing home environments to nurture cognitive, emotional, and social growth alongside traditional nurseries.
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Dubai allows home-based learning for children aged 0–6 during distance learning under new KHDA guidelines
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