East Point Indian International School., Ajman | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

1. Dear Parents,

This school is laundering money through book and fee prices. They force us to pay for different assets, like books, which they change every year despite the poor education system. The best way to get books is from outside vendors, like Munna Books in Sharjah or Rolla, with a 50% price difference compared to the school. Dear PTA, please take the necessary steps against this book mafia.

2. I request that the management stop changing books every year.

3. When purchasing uniforms, the customer service in the store was rude and did not prioritize our needs. Additionally, the sizes are inconsistent.

We hope you will take the necessary action to solve these issues.

East Point Indian International School in Ajman, UAE, is truly exceptional. From the moment I stepped foot on the school grounds, I was impressed by the professionalism and dedication of the staff. The teachers are not only well-trained but also deeply committed to nurturing the students’ growth and academic success.

The school boasts a qualified and experienced principal and vice principal who provide strong leadership and guidance. Their vision for education is evident in the school’s curriculum and syllabus, which are well-designed to meet the needs of today’s learners while preparing them for the future.

Moreover, the facilities at East Point Indian International School are top-notch, providing students with a conducive environment for learning and exploration. Whether it’s classrooms equipped with modern technology or well-maintained sports facilities, the school ensures that students have access to everything they need to thrive.

Overall, I highly recommend East Point Indian International School to any parent seeking a quality education for their child. It’s a place where students are encouraged to excel academically, socially, and personally, thanks to its dedicated staff and comprehensive curriculum.

One of the best schools in Ajman, my child has been studying here for more than 10 years. The education system is good, with e-learning tools like smartboards in every classroom. Most of the teachers are nice and kind to the students. Overall, a good school.

The worst school ever! I suffered a lot at this school. Students form groups and don’t talk to non-Malayalis, and even teachers teach only them and in Malayalam. If you are from another place, I would suggest not going to this school. My whole confidence was destroyed. Teachers are not at all supportive, nor are the students. I don’t know whether the Islamic studies teacher has changed or is the same, but the teacher (Ubaidullah) was the worst teacher, as well as Farhana, the biology teacher. She doesn’t know what to teach; she only knows how to do makeup, nothing else. The only two good teachers, because of whom I am giving one star to this disgusting school, were Shaheer Sir and Abubaqr Sir. This is from the student, Ayat Ahmad. I am giving my name because I am right, and the management is the worst.

Dear Management,

I am writing to bring to your attention the poor teaching standards observed in the LKG section. As an experienced individual, I strongly disagree with the quality of education being provided and would not recommend it to any student. It is crucial that the students’ educational standards are maintained and improved to ensure a high-quality learning environment.

I kindly urge you to address this issue promptly and take the necessary actions to enhance the teaching standards in the LKG section. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

This school is all about exploiting parents. My child is in KG2, and the book set the school is selling for AED 650, I found at Munna Bookshop for AED 370. The school claims they have a contract with Goyal Bookstore. I will raise a complaint to the MOE.

After changing the principal, the first change I noticed was that the Indian national anthem was canceled in assembly. Before, they always played both anthems: India and UAE. This hurts me. There are a lot more changes I’ve seen, which can’t be described. The new principal may be experienced, but I feel no connection. So, it’s better to change schools for my child. This is my honest review regarding the school, which I’ve noticed over more than seven months.