Habitat School Al Tallah, Al Tallah, Ajman | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

This school is definitely worth 5 stars. However, I’m very stressed with the amount of homework given to our children. Every day, the homework takes an extra four hours after school. This has become a routine punishment for children and parents, who end up sitting with them. I hope this changes.

The communication from this school is awful; if you are a European expat, do not go anywhere near it.

The building is great, but the management and communication are awful. I have been sending emails and calling the school, but I have had zero response from them.

The people who work in admissions and accounts are useless; they just repeat the same thing constantly, using different words. Thanks to AI, hopefully, they will be replaced as they are useless.

The contact form on the site does not work, and don’t even try to ask for a meeting or to speak to the principal, as that will never happen.

If there are any issues, you are always told, “Please attend the school,” only for them to spew the same rhetoric. Maybe parents cannot attend the school due to working hours and locations? Why is it so difficult to have a very simple conversation, yet we trust these people to educate our children?

For days, I have been constantly calling and sending emails, but I have not received a single response. The principal should be ashamed. Wait until it comes to buying uniforms and books; that’s when the real circus will start. Imagine a school not ordering sufficient books before the new term; how is that possible? Surely they know the number of students enrolled, the number of new children enrolling, and the number of leavers. Anyone with any common sense would be able to fathom that conundrum.

It is truly amazing to have your children studying in this magnificent school. From reception to administration, the staff are down-to-earth and ready to assist with anything. The teachers are doing a great job helping the students achieve in their studies and build their futures. Above all is the principal, who is a role model in the way she has kept the academy to a standard that everyone admires. I would not hesitate to advise anyone to send their children to this school.

Thank you to everyone in this school. You are doing a great job! Keep it up.

Just an average school. Nothing great. The school bus service is very unprofessional and uncooperative. They don’t inform riders and won’t wait even two to three minutes. If you want to communicate with the management regarding your concerns, forget about it. They won’t even allow you to do so.

They also said there were farming, coding, and swimming classes during enrollment. I enrolled my child in first grade, and there are no swimming or coding classes offered. These are just marketing gimmicks. Don’t fall for them.

Will not recommend this school. Zero communication skills from all departments. Parents are left confused. It has been two weeks, and uniforms and shoes are out of stock.

My child was so excited to start his first day of kindergarten, but no one bothered to inform us that it would be online. We wasted our time visiting the school, and they blamed the ministry, who informed us late last night that there is no school for the kindergarten sections. At least have the decency to write an email or text so parents are aware of what is next.

Now, we are regretting our decision to join this school.

I enrolled my child in KG1 but did not receive confirmation via email or SMS. When I tried to reach the school by phone, they did not respond to my calls or emails. I was concerned about what would happen in case of an emergency, so I enrolled my child in another school.

My son started school when he was in KG1, and now he is in grade 4. In short, it’s a good school; the teachers are good too. They have swimming classes every week, and I recently learned that they started a British curriculum as well. The fees are reasonable.