Across the United Arab Emirates, schools are transitioning away from live online classes as they approach full in-person attendance. This shift has been influenced by parents' preferences for traditional education and the perceived benefits of classroom learning. Seema Umar, Principal of Dewvale School in Dubai, noted that the return to in-person classes reflects improved regional stability and the academic, social, and emotional advantages of on-campus education. Attendance rates have surged, with some schools reporting nearly 96% attendance, a figure comparable to pre-conflict levels. While live online classes are being discontinued, schools like The British International School Abu Dhabi continue to offer limited remote support for students facing genuine constraints such as health or travel issues. This support includes access to online platforms and regular communication with teachers to ensure continuity in learning. Overall, the education sector in the UAE is firmly focusing on full in-person learning as the primary mode of education.