Most public and private schools in Abu Dhabi have strictly enforced a ban on mobile phones and smartwatches. This move aims at ensuring student safety, promoting positive behavior, and protecting privacy. The ban follows Ministerial Resolution No. (851) of 2018 on Student Behaviour Management Regulations in public education institutions.
School administrations emphasized that the ban is final and non-negotiable. They warned students against bringing any smart devices onto school premises.
To comply, students and parents must sign official pledges committing to this policy. The Ministry of Education stressed that maintaining a disciplined environment is crucial.
Schools highlighted that the ban on mobile phones aligns with efforts aimed at ensuring student safety. By limiting device use, schools hope to prevent potential harm and encourage positive behavior. This policy also protects the privacy of both students and staff.
Administrations reiterated the importance of ensuring student safety as a top priority. They believe that removing distractions helps create a more focused learning environment. By enforcing this ban, schools aim to foster responsibility and respect among students.
Abu Dhabi’s commitment to student safety remains strong. The policy will help maintain a disciplined, distraction-free educational setting. Schools expect full cooperation from students and parents to uphold this standard.
