Home Expo 2020 Expo 2020 Dubai to offer curated programmes with free entry to all UAE school students The four programmes will take place across the Expo’s three Thematic Districts — Opportunity, Mobility and Sustainability by Gulf Business September 5, 2021 All school students in the UAE, across private and public institutions, will be offered the chance to partake in one of four curated programmes to explore Expo 2020 Dubai. Entry for these students is free and the organisers have opened the Expo School Programme booking system too. The four programmes – Legacy of the UAE, World of Opportunities, Sustainable Planet and Universe in Motion – will take place across the Expo’s three Thematic Districts (Opportunity, Mobility and Sustainability), as well as across various pavilions showcasing the legacy and future of the UAE, according to the Dubai Media Office. Reservations, made on the booking system, include entry to Expo 2020, express entry into thematic pavilions, as well as an identification band for students. The Expo will also grant complimentary access for accompanying adults, with different ratios that depend on the age group of the students attending. .@expo2020dubai offers free tickets to four exciting educational journeys as #UAE students are invited to the school trip of a lifetime.https://t.co/om1JA5sZvp pic.twitter.com/62FyRWP26e — Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) September 2, 2021 The organisers of the Expo 2020 said that these site tours will operate with enhanced health and safety measures for all visitors, in line with guidelines from authorities including the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention, and the World Health Organization. “Each of our four journeys offers students a meaningful, educational and fun experience. We aim to inspire them in an immersive and engaging environment where they can explore key drivers of future progress and discover the latest technologies and ideas being showcased across 200-plus pavilions. We encourage every school in the UAE to make the most of these free, fascinating learning opportunities at Expo 2020,” said Alya Al-Ali, vice president, Expo School Programme, Expo 2020 Dubai. Tags Dubai Expo 2020 Dubai schools students UAE 0 Comments You might also like DAMAC unveils wellness-centric community in Dubai Empowering women entrepreneurs: unlocking a multi-trillion-dollar opportunity OKX shakes up Dubai’s crypto scene with new exchange UAE seals bilateral trade talks with Malaysia