As students head back to the classroom, Dubai Municipality has launched an extensive safety initiative, inspecting over 500 educational institutions across the emirate. These rigorous checks go far beyond the classroom, covering vital building infrastructure such as water tanks, air conditioning systems, and ventilation units. Furthermore, swimming facilities are being closely monitored to ensure that certified lifeguards are on duty and that all necessary life-saving equipment is readily available.

To guarantee that children receive nutritious and hygienic food, the authorities have implemented a comprehensive strategy involving both physical inspections and digital oversight via the DM Checked platform. This includes testing canteen menus against strict health guidelines and vetting food suppliers to ensure quality. Beyond the school gates, the municipality has analyzed 800 retail products—ranging from lunch containers to water bottles—and conducted laboratory tests on student uniforms to ensure all materials meet safety standards.

To foster a culture of wellness, the municipality is also launching an awareness campaign that engages students, parents, and school staff. Through interactive workshops, children are learning how to make healthier eating choices using a color-coded guidance system, while canteen personnel are receiving specialized training on food handling and storage. By aligning these efforts with the "Year of the Family," officials hope to encourage healthy eating habits that extend from the school cafeteria into the home.