Expo City Dubai announces free passes for teachers

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UAE teachers can avail of free one-day Expo City Dubai passes as the attraction marks World Teachers' Day.

In a tweet, the Expo School Programme said the offer will run until October 8.

A valid school ID will need to be presented at the ticketing counter for the free pass. 

It'll give access to the four main pavilions, namely Terra, Alif, Vision and Women’s Pavilions.

"Teachers inspire the youth of today to become the leaders, innovators and change-makers of the future, and we’re looking forward to welcoming teachers and assistants from across the UAE with this small token of our gratitude," said Marjan Faraidooni, Chief of Education and Culture at Expo City Dubai.

Every year, on October 5 the world honours teachers.

The offer comes as Expo City Dubai reveals details of Expo School Programme’s new offerings that address important global topics with the aim to engage, educate and inspire future generations.

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