Sharjah classrooms were sparsely populated in the first week of the new term.
Shatha Al Qadi, 15, is the only learner present in her Grade 10 class at Al Shola Private School
Covid-19 safety precautions are strictly followed for staff and learners
Classrooms remain largely empty across Sharjah as parents opt to continue distance learning in an era of education impacted by the rise of the Covid-19 pandemic. All pictures courtesy of Antonie Robertson / The National
The majority of pupils across Sharjah continue to learn from home.
Teachers must adapt to a new age of education serving those learning from classrooms and online.
In-person lessons are more popular among younger school pupils.
Sharjah classrooms were sparsely populated in the first week of the new term.
Shatha Al Qadi, 15, is the only learner present in her Grade 10 class at Al Shola Private School
Covid-19 safety precautions are strictly followed for staff and learners
Classrooms remain largely empty across Sharjah as parents opt to continue distance learning in an era of education impacted by the rise of the Covid-19 pandemic. All pictures courtesy of Antonie Robertson / The National
The majority of pupils across Sharjah continue to learn from home.
Teachers must adapt to a new age of education serving those learning from classrooms and online.
In-person lessons are more popular among younger school pupils.
Sharjah classrooms were sparsely populated in the first week of the new term.
