Sharjah’s education ecosystem: Strategic foundations for future-ready schools
Part of BETT UK 2026Presented by Saleh AlMaazmi, Manager of Investment Attraction Office - Sharjah Private Education Authority, Ziad Shatat, Director of Improvement Department - Sharjah Private Education Authority, Ahmed Alhammadi, IT Director/Advisor - Sharjah Private Education Authority
Friday 23 January 2026·1:35 pm
Sharjah's diverse Pre-K–12 ecosystem provides a clear example of how strategic planning, inclusive policy and cultural identity can work together to improve school performance. With more than 10 curricula and students representing over 100 nationalities, Sharjah shows how a coherent educational vision can raise quality while meeting the needs of a rapidly changing learner population. This session highlights the emirate's approach to strengthening school strategy, enhancing operational consistency and creating future-ready learning environments.
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