The resolution lists 12 types of administrative violations that require written warnings, including failure to provide required data, conducting unauthorised activities, and failure to maintain a website with required information. The resolution also grants the KHDA the power to directly impose fines in severe cases.
Who should read this
Owners and operators of Early Childhood Centres in Dubai should immediately review this resolution
Directly affected
Key facts
- Administrative Resolution No. (35) of 2026 applies to Early Childhood Centres in Dubai
- 12 types of administrative violations require written warnings prior to imposing fines
- KHDA has the power to directly impose fines in severe cases
- Resolution aims to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
- Early Childhood Centres must comply with the annual calendar approved by the KHDA
What this means for you
Early Childhood Centres in Dubai must review their compliance with regulatory requirements to avoid fines and ensure high standards of care and education.
Directly affected: Early Childhood Centres, owners, operators
Effective date: 13 May 2026, corresponding to 26 Thu al-Qidah 1447 A.H.
Action items
- Review compliance with regulatory requirements
- Ensure provision of required data and information to KHDA
- Maintain a website with required information
- Obtain approval from KHDA for any changes to centre operations
Litigation impact
This resolution may impact pending or future litigation related to Early Childhood Centres in Dubai, particularly in cases where centres have failed to comply with regulatory requirements. Centres should ensure compliance to avoid potential disputes and enforcement actions.
Source
Dubai Legislation Portal (SLC) — Laws, Decrees & Resolutions
https://dlp.dubai.gov.ae/Legislation Reference/2026/Administrative Resolution No. (35) of 2026 Violations Related to Early Childhood Centres.pdf
Original-source date: — · Captured: 2026-06-30T08:01Z
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