New Home Learning Rules for Young Children Introduced by Dubai's KHDA
Dubai's KHDA reveals nursery home learning rules for children 0-6: Everything parents must know
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The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in Dubai has launched a new policy for children aged 0-6, allowing home-based learning under strict regulations. This initiative aims to provide flexible education during government-mandated distance learning periods, with nurseries managing the rollout and oversight.
- 01Home-based learning for children aged 0-6 is now permitted under KHDA guidelines.
- 02Nurseries retain full control over the implementation of the Centre-Led Home-Based Learning (CLHL) services.
- 03Parents must contact their child's nursery to inquire about available services.
- 04The CLHL services are temporary and only applicable during government-mandated distance learning periods.
- 05A rigorous approval and monitoring process is in place to ensure safety and compliance.
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The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in Dubai has introduced a new policy that allows children aged 0-6 to participate in home-based learning through a system called Centre-Led Home-Based Learning (CLHL). This initiative is designed to provide flexible education amidst regional tensions and is applicable only during government-mandated distance learning periods. Nurseries will manage the rollout, staffing, and approvals for these services, ensuring that parents cannot directly apply. Parents have two service options: a CLHL Hub, where a licensed early childhood center operates a small setting in a residential home for up to eight children, and a CLHL Educator arrangement, where a trained staff member from the nursery provides in-home learning for a single family. The KHDA has emphasized that these services are temporary and require rigorous risk assessments and compliance checks by the nurseries. Continuous monitoring will be conducted by both the nurseries and KHDA to ensure the safety and quality of education during these periods.
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This policy allows parents to ensure their children's education continues during disruptions while maintaining safety and regulatory compliance.
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