Our Own English High School, Abu Dhabi | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

The building is not the best, but I feel like the school is trying its best to make it as safe as possible. The chemistry lab can get very congested. The teachers are interactive and caring toward the students, but they can feel overwhelmed by the pressure of a noisy class. I feel like this school can improve in many ways, especially in the language and math departments. Other than that, it’s a decent school with an okay environment. Coming into 11th grade, I’ve realized how tired the teachers have become. They’re asked to work overtime but are not paid extra wages. The school then held another exam just after 10th grade; the French students barely got a two-day break from the boards. And the exam, which we barely got to study for, was responsible for our FUTURE?! Isn’t that what the board exams are for? I’ve lost so much respect for this school 🙁 And this exam did not help me learn more—it just made my parents more disappointed in me.

A premium school, to say the least. The study material is up-to-date, and teachers spend all their energy supporting students. The school strictly follows MOE standards, including those for student behavior. The school also provides activities both in and out of school. The biggest flaw, I would say, is that its academic fees are high for an average person working in Al Ain. It is very expensive when you factor in other expenses such as electricity bills. The fee is 1200 DHS per month for a Grade 7 student. My best advice for a family considering this school is to let their children attend from LKG to Grade 5 or 6. Those seeking higher education can remain and potentially reap rewards, but the cost may be detrimental to students’ mentality. This is the best school for those who want their children to study and behave well.

This school is very bad; it’s very biased towards Indian and Egyptian students. Don’t waste your money or time here. All of these fake reviews about this school are from Indian students who got their princess treatment from here, also some teachers. This school tried very hard to make ADEK and GEMS think it’s good, but it’s actually the worst. I wouldn’t even give it half a star, but the lowest is 1. If you want to bring down your child’s mental health and education, then bring them here. But, to be honest, it’s the worst.

This was my first school. I spent nine years of my early life studying here, but even after six years, I still remember this school as the best experience of my life.

The worst school ever. The teachers are bad, and everything about it [is bad].

The school will drop your ball in hydrochloric acid.

The best school in Al Ain, offering affordability and quality. Your child’s safety is assured, and parents are always heard. The Principal, Vice Principal, and GEMS management are receptive to new challenges and committed to implementing innovative educational trends and technologies. The school’s common sense program utilizes best-in-class digital tools, facilitating exceptional learning experiences for students and educators.