The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in Dubai has introduced two new services aimed at enhancing learning options for children aged 0-6 during government-mandated distance learning periods. The services include centre-led home-based learning (CLHL) hubs, which are small, supervised learning groups accommodating up to eight children in approved homes, and personalized home tutoring by KHDA-registered educators for individual children or siblings. These initiatives are designed to maintain educational continuity while ensuring the safety and well-being of children. To regulate these services, KHDA has established a framework that includes licensing requirements, risk assessments, and child protection policies. Dr. Amna Almaazmi, CEO of growth and human development at KHDA, emphasized that these measures align with Dubai's long-term educational goals and reflect a commitment to providing quality education in all circumstances. Parents are encouraged to engage actively in their children's learning, reinforcing the partnership between families and education providers.