Alarm clocks will ring a little earlier across the UAE on Monday, June 1, as thousands of students head back to school after a nine-day Eid Al Adha break. For many children, it will mean swapping late mornings, family gatherings, and holiday outings for school uniforms, packed bags, and classroom routines once again.Schools in the UAE, however, are taking different approaches to help students transition back into academic life. While some will spend the first week easing students back into learning through revision sessions and interactive activities, others are set to begin formal assessments immediately after the break.
he first day and week back at school will focus on ensuring a smooth and positive transition for students after the Eid break,” said Seema Umar, principal.
A 16-year-old in the UAE had to be admitted to the intensive care unit after developing severe lung inflammation linked to vaping, a pulmonologist has warned, as doctors raise concern over teenagers turning to vapes and other nicotine products.
Dr Yazeed Abed El Khaleq, Consultant Pulmonology at Burjeel Hospital, Abu Dhabi, said the youngest patient he had seen in the UAE who was vaping regularly was 16. “The condition was serious enough to require admission to the intensive care unit, making it potentially life-threatening,” he told Khaleej Timeshe organisation also warned that young people are, on average, nine times more likely to use e-cigarettes than adults, with adolescent e-cigarette use reaching 30 per cent in some areas of the region..
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UAE residents can expect fair weather conditions on Monday, June 1, according to the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). In Abu Dhabi, temperatures are expected to reach 39°C, slightly lower than Sunday's forecast high of 41°C, with lows of 27°C. Dubai is set to record a high of 38°C, largely unchanged from the previous day, with temperatures dipping to 28°C overnight. Meanwhile, Sharjah is forecast to see highs of 40°C and lows of 27°C.Winds will be light to moderate, blowing southwesterly to northwesterly at speeds of 10–25kmph. Winds will get freshening at times and may pick up and reach up to 40kmph. The weather department noted that stronger winds could lead to blowing dust in some areas. The sea will be slight to moderate, becoming.
