School graduation events in Dubai to stay virtual

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Graduation ceremonies of schools in Dubai will take place online for the second consecutive year.

The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) has emphasised that no events or gatherings are allowed on school premises or at external venues.

It has called on schools to work together with students to use technology in fun and creative ways so that pupils have a memorable and safe graduation experience.

The private education regulator added that any changes in the rules will be communicated through its website.

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