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Minister hails childcare investment in Didcot visit

The children and families minister Claire Coutinho has praised the government s radical new investment package despite staff shortages in the sector

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Minister hails childcare investment in Didcot visit

The children and families minister Claire Coutinho has praised the government s radical new investment package despite staff shortages in the sector

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Abu Dhabi schools find ways to overcome learning gaps caused by home study

SHARE Schools in Abu Dhabi are finding ways to offer extra support for pupils who have fallen behind in their studies after almost a year of online learning. Head teachers in the emirate said that since classrooms have reopened, they wanted to address any difficulties pupils may be having now to avoid significant learning gaps in future. Sharmila Sarfraz, head of the Hindi department at Gems United Indian School, said teachers volunteered to organise extra classes after school or at the weekend for struggling pupils. “Pupils who needed extra support, children who had recently enrolled at the school, or those who needed to repeat a certain part of the syllabus, and high achievers were all able to access extra classes, Ms Sarfraz said.

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UAE head teachers urge older pupils to take the Covid-19 vaccine to keep schools safe

SHARE Head teachers have urged older pupils to be vaccinated against Covid-19 to help to make the UAE s schools a safe environment. On Sunday, the Ministry of Health and Prevention approved the use of the coronavirus vaccine for teenagers aged 16 and above. Previously, anyone under the age of 18 was not allowed to be inoculated against the virus. It is understood that teenagers will receive the Sinopharm vaccine, which is one of two approved by authorities in the Emirates. The drug was approved for nationwide use on December 9. The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was first administered in Dubai two weeks later. Free and voluntary vaccination campaigns are under way for both.

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