Sharjah extends distance learning for private schools

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The decision was taken amidst unstable weather conditions

Web Desk, Khaleej Times

April 17, 2024

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Sharjah has announced an extension of distance learning for private schools in the emirate due to unstable weather conditions.

After two days of online classes, students will continue to study remotely on Thursday, April 18.

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