Abu Dhabi authorities have taken a significant step by banning 12 private schools from accepting students in grades 11 and 12. This action follows an extensive investigation into grade inflation and inconsistencies in academic records within these institutions.
Details of the Ban
The Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK) announced the ban as part of its commitment to uphold academic integrity across the emirate’s education system. The investigation uncovered instances where some schools were suspected of inflating students’ grades, leading to the decision to temporarily bar the affected schools from enrolling new students in the senior grades.
Objectives and Implications
ADEK’s goal is to ensure students receive fair and accurate assessments that genuinely reflect their academic performance. This move underscores the UAE’s broader commitment to maintaining:
- High educational standards,
- Transparency in academic evaluations, and
- Reliable academic records essential for higher education and career planning.
Parents and students in Abu Dhabi are advised to stay informed about updates concerning admissions to the affected schools. The ban is expected to prompt private schools to strictly adhere to academic policies and enhance oversight mechanisms.
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