The Ministry of Education has said no decision has been made on whether distance learning would continue or classroom learning will resume in the next academic year.
It made the clarification after rumours circulated that students would be allowed back to school campuses on August 30.
The Ministry said a decision would be made based on health developments and precautions.
The MOE denies what's being circulated that the next school year, starting 30 Aug, will have school students attending on campus. No decision has yet been taken on the matter and the nature of the learning process will be decided according to health developments & precautions.
— وزارة التربية والتعليم (@MOEUAEofficial) June 9, 2020


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