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UAE boards have twice as many women as Gulf average
Pace of progress across wider region remains point of concern, expert says
UAE schools navigate full return to in-person learning
Not all boards will accept coursework as a substitute, presenting new hurdles
The hidden costs that UAE investors miss when building their portfolios
What we’re not being told about the true cost of building wealth
Museums of the UAEInside Sharjah’s Al Qasimia School, the UAE’s first formal education site
Historic building offers peek into country’s early classrooms, including spaces that welcomed girls
Inside the world’s most art-filled hotels, from The Ned Doha to The Fife Arms
Whether it’s Rothko after-hours in Florence or open-air installations in the Maldives, these properties put serious art at the centre of the stay
My Dubai Salary'I save up to 90% of my earnings - here's how I do it'
Aya Hassan channels almost all her income into property, and her dream is to own a flower shop
UAE schools make final preparations to reopen after weeks of remote learning
Staff training, safety walk-throughs and parent briefings top schools' to-do lists
'Comfort and relief': UAE parents welcome return to school
Schools are subject to assessment and approval before reopening
'Remain disciplined, manage costs': UAE food industry to bounce back from war
Creative minds helping to keep struggling industry afloat
My Own HomeFinance couple's numbers add up on Dh1.64 million Masakin Al Furjan apartment
Saurabh Bhatia and his wife Manit stumbled upon their community by accident – and never looked back
What is political violence insurance and do you need it in the UAE?
Amid heightened regional tension, many property and business owners are reassessing cover for debris, disruption and conflict‑linked damage
Plans on hold for teenagers facing A-Level and GCSE cancellations
Schools are compiling portfolios to be used for grading, while urging pupils to keep working
Money & Me: ‘Going into debt was the best investment I ever made’
Business strategist Katie Godfrey went into the red as a teenager when she launched a salon
UK education board cancels A-Level and GCSE exams in three Gulf countries
This follows the cancellation of International Baccalaureate and CBSE examinations
From Dubai skatepark to Yas waterpark, UAE openings push forward amid conflict
Restaurants, shops and theme parks continue to open and expand across the country
