Schools Crack Down on Phones and Absences | Dubai News
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Schools are tightening the reins this year with new discipline rules aimed at boosting focus and attendance—phones can be confiscated for up to a month for first offenses, and absences capped at five per semester or fifteen yearly. It’s not about banning tech, but about keeping devices in educational use only, under teacher control. Principals are pushing for accountability through close monitoring, early intervention, and teamwork among staff, parents, and specialists to tackle root causes before they derail learning. The goal? A distraction-free, productive classroom where every student stays present and engaged.
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