About Al Ain Juniors School
Al Ain Juniors School is a private Private educational institution located at Falaj Hazza’ – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates.
Other categories: Private educational institution, Elementary school, High school, Kindergarten, Middle school, School
Ratings & Ranking
Al Ain Juniors School has a rating of 3.1 and is ranked number 107 in Abu Dhabi.
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Address & Location
Al Ain Juniors School is located at Falaj Hazza’ – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates.
Schools Fees
The school fees for Al Ain Juniors School range between 20000 AED and 30000 AED per year or between 5400 USD and 8100 USD per year.
Vacancies:
No vacancies found at the moment.
Admissions:
Admissions are currently open at Al Ain Juniors School.
Parents & Students Reviews:
Al Ain Juniors School has 207 reviews with an overall rating of 3.1. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.
Overall Rating : 3.1 out of 5.0 stars
The school is awesome! I have been studying at this school for the past ten years, and my overall experience has been excellent. I love the teachers; they’re very supportive and encouraging. The students are also very friendly, which makes my day even better when I’m with them. Sometimes teachers might get angry due to some irresponsible students, but they are generally very nice. I don’t know why some people give the school negative feedback.
Al Ain Junior School is the best school in the UAE, especially at the kindergarten level. They offer many good activities and follow the best curriculum. My child attained more than I expected. She is developing in all aspects: mentally, socially, and physically. The teachers are very knowledgeable and hardworking, especially Ms. Swetha. She is the best teacher I have ever seen.
My child loved their time here and loved the vice principal of the primary section. The teachers are very supportive, and there were no cases of bullying.
Don’t come to this school. The only thing this school cares about is profit, which can clearly be seen in the school’s quality. The teachers all have favorites, and the principals and vice principals do not treat students fairly. For example, one of my son’s friends was stabbed with a pen by another student, and they didn’t do anything to the student who stabbed him. However, when my son blew a whistle in the washroom, they called me for a parent meeting. The teachers don’t care about the students. They skip content the students haven’t learned yet, and they don’t care about anything other than money. For example, my son has an upcoming exam, but his teacher is pregnant, so they haven’t had a single lesson or received any presentations. However, the school still won’t hire a new teacher. If you are planning to come to this school, please listen to me: don’t come to this money-chasing school.
When I was in primary school, the vice principal was emotionally abusive. She didn’t like children; she despised them. She was also hypocritical, barely smiling and misleading grades 1-4 to keep them enrolled in the school for profit. During breaks, we couldn’t talk or stand. Physical education was disorganized, and the learning environment felt emotionally abusive. Cecily Davies was a horrible woman. Grade 1 students had nine periods. What does that tell you?
One insane school, they helped me hit gold on Valorant.
This school is subpar. It has too many problems. The administration disregards student mental health and fosters a stressful environment. Teachers behave differently during observations compared to regular classes. Additionally, the school counselor is ineffective. This institution seems primarily motivated by profit. Overall, a very disappointing school. 2/10