About Al Reyada School
Al Reyada School is a private School located at 15 shr` lqawWas – Al Shamkhah – SH-16 – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates.
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Ratings & Ranking
Al Reyada School has a rating of 2.9 and is ranked number 388 in Abu Dhabi.
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Address & Location
Al Reyada School is located at 15 shr` lqawWas – Al Shamkhah – SH-16 – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates.
Schools Fees
The school fees for Al Reyada School range between 25000 AED and 40000 AED per year or between 6750 USD and 10800 USD per year.
Vacancies:
No vacancies found at the moment.
Admissions:
Admissions are currently open at Al Reyada School.
Parents & Students Reviews:
Al Reyada School has 68 reviews with an overall rating of 2.9. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.
Overall Rating : 2.9 out of 5.0 stars
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This school is awful. As a third-year student, I find their rules too strict. They don’t allow us to use the restroom, the principal chose an unpopular uniform, and we are forced to wear a hijab. We are also placed in random classes. Some teachers, such as Ms. Badreya, are only now being reported. On a positive note, the reception staff are kind and generous to the students. However, I’ve witnessed the principal abusing and disrespecting students. My friend even quit because of it! This school is the worst! Even if you are sick, you are not allowed to stay in class. I will be transferring to another school. Please, mothers, think carefully about sending your children here.
Sincerely,
Reem Alrowahi, 8-4
The worst school ever. They’re very strict on the girls, and they don’t care about the girls’ mental health. I hope they change the rules and go easier on the girls.
The worst school ever! If you’re okay with leaving your children here, you’re essentially condoning their suffering. The staff is inconsiderate, the rules are excessively strict, and some even infringe on personal matters that are none of the school’s business. It’s more like a prison than a school, prioritizing reputation over education.
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Many mistakes will shake the pillars@ Let me cry myself to sleep tonight.