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Future Gate Indian School Reopens After Summer Vacation

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August 31, 2026
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Future Gate Indian School in Sharjah reopens after summer vacation with cultural performances, student welcome activities, and educational orientation.
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Sharjah: Future Gate Indian School, Sharjah, reopened today following the summer vacation, warmly welcoming students and parents to the new academic year in a vibrant and joyful atmosphere.

The reopening day began with a special welcome for students and parents, creating an atmosphere of excitement and enthusiasm across the school. A range of engaging activities was organised to mark the occasion, while a lively welcome dance added colour and energy to the celebrations.

As part of the reopening programme, a recorded message from His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, was played for the students. The key messages and values highlighted in His Highness’s address were subsequently explained in English, enabling students to understand and reflect on the important guidance shared with them.

The school management and staff extended a warm welcome to all students and parents and encouraged students to begin the new academic year with enthusiasm, positivity, discipline and a strong commitment to learning.

The reopening marked a promising beginning to the academic year, with the entire school community looking forward to a year filled with learning, growth, achievement and meaningful experiences.

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