Sharjah officials have announced that staff of private schools and nurseries will resume in-person work starting April 15, 2026. This initiative aims to prepare for the reopening of nurseries on April 16, ensuring all staff are trained and ready to handle emergency and crisis situations effectively. Authorities emphasize the importance of readiness for the upcoming return to normal educational activities.
The move is part of broader efforts in the UAE to gradually reopen educational institutions following periods of restricted attendance. Sharjah’s decision aligns with similar plans in Dubai where private early childhood centers are also set to reopen from April 16.
This resumption of on-site work marks a significant step toward normalizing education in the emirate. Families and staff have expressed optimism as the return promises better learning experiences and enhanced support for students.
Key Points of the Announcement
- Staff return to in-person work on April 15, 2026
- Nurseries reopen on April 16, 2026
- Staff will be trained to manage emergencies and crises
- Alignment with Dubai’s reopening timeline for early childhood centers
- Ongoing monitoring and enforcement of safety protocols
The government continues to monitor the situation and enforce safety protocols to protect the health and well-being of all participants. Parents are encouraged to stay informed through official channels as schools prepare to welcome students back.
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