About International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh
International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh is a private/international School located at 7FX2+J8P – Muwaileh Commercial – Industrial Area – Sharjah – United Arab Emirates.
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Ratings & Ranking
International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh has a rating of 3.4 and is ranked number 49 in Sharjah.
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Address & Location
International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh is located at 7FX2+J8P – Muwaileh Commercial – Industrial Area – Sharjah – United Arab Emirates.
Schools Fees
The school fees for International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh range between 25000 AED and 45000 AED per year or between 6750 USD and 12150 USD per year.
Vacancies:
No vacancies found at the moment.
Admissions:
Admissions are currently open at International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh.
Parents & Students Reviews:
International School of Creative Science – Muwaileh has 285 reviews with an overall rating of 3.4. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.
Overall Rating : 3.4 out of 5.0 stars
Our experience with ISCS for grade 1 has been exceptional. The school’s commitment to academic excellence, combined with a nurturing environment, has provided our child with a solid foundation for learning. Dedicated teachers, an engaging curriculum, and vibrant facilities make it the perfect place for young learners to thrive. Highly recommended for parents seeking a top-notch education for their children.
We have been impressed with the strong academic foundation it provides. The curriculum is well-rounded, offering a comprehensive blend of core subjects and diverse elective courses. The dedicated and qualified teachers have not only inspired a love for learning but also actively supported our children’s academic growth. We appreciate the school’s commitment to fostering an environment that encourages excellence.
I visited the school to register my daughter for grade 1, and I was very impressed by the admissions team. They were really helpful and made the process easy and smooth. They also took me on a tour of the grade 1 building, which was so cheerful and colorful. The building had a rainforest theme and was full of students’ work and creativity. All the staff members were really friendly and welcoming. I would highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a positive and nurturing environment for their children.
This school is one of the best schools in Sharjah. As a student there, from my earliest childhood years, I’ve experienced many amazing teachers, students, and staff members. It’s also a great school because of its vision and achievements.
As a parent, I’ve had the pleasure of entrusting my children’s education to [School Name] for the past three years, and I wanted to share my insights into the positive impact it has had on their academic and personal growth. It has truly become an integral part of our family’s educational journey.
Would have given zero if it were possible.
I had called before visiting the school, and they said I could come anytime between 12:00 and 3:30 p.m. on weekdays to see the school. I first went to the administration building and met with Ms. Marwa, who was welcoming and nice and gave me all the necessary information. For the school tour, she asked me to enter the campus from another gate and ask for the same, which I did. The kindergarten reception had two girls who tried to help me get a school tour. They both requested the Arab supervisor, who was seated right in front of the reception in her office busy chatting with other staff and using her mobile phone, to attend to me. She kept rolling her eyes every time they asked her to take me around. The fourth time I asked, I could see she was arguing with the receptionist and told her off. The receptionist came back to tell me that the supervisor wouldn’t come, and the coordinator would show me around. The coordinator arrived, completely ignored me, and attended to another Arab parent who came in 30 minutes after me.
If you do not want new admissions, please tell us on the phone so we don’t take time off work to see the school. These schools are not even open on weekends, so how can parents have a tour? And how will anyone register when the staff’s attitude is so disgusting?
I worked in another one of the BEAM schools before, and I came back five years later to admit my child, and this is the treatment they have towards their customers. I have never seen such a shameless supervisor who does not even hide her displeasure and is so rude and unpleasant.
I even called the admissions office (I think I heard her name as Safa) to complain, but they didn’t say anything to me except a meaningless “I am sorry for that.” They didn’t even bother to ask for my details or check on the issue to get back to me. I didn’t even get a call back. If you don’t need new admissions, please make it clear on your website instead of wasting people’s time! So disappointed, I will not be recommending this school to anyone EVER!
I had called before visiting the school, and they said I could come anytime between 12:00 and 3:30 p.m. on weekdays to see the school. I first went to the administration building and met with Ms. Marwa, who was welcoming and nice and gave me all the necessary information. For the school tour, she asked me to enter the campus from another gate and ask for the same, which I did. The kindergarten reception had two girls who tried to help me get a school tour. They both requested the Arab supervisor, who was seated right in front of the reception in her office busy chatting with other staff and using her mobile phone, to attend to me. She kept rolling her eyes every time they asked her to take me around. The fourth time I asked, I could see she was arguing with the receptionist and told her off. The receptionist came back to tell me that the supervisor wouldn’t come, and the coordinator would show me around. The coordinator arrived, completely ignored me, and attended to another Arab parent who came in 30 minutes after me.
If you do not want new admissions, please tell us on the phone so we don’t take time off work to see the school. These schools are not even open on weekends, so how can parents have a tour? And how will anyone register when the staff’s attitude is so disgusting?
I worked in another one of the BEAM schools before, and I came back five years later to admit my child, and this is the treatment they have towards their customers. I have never seen such a shameless supervisor who does not even hide her displeasure and is so rude and unpleasant.
I even called the admissions office (I think I heard her name as Safa) to complain, but they didn’t say anything to me except a meaningless “I am sorry for that.” They didn’t even bother to ask for my details or check on the issue to get back to me. I didn’t even get a call back. If you don’t need new admissions, please make it clear on your website instead of wasting people’s time! So disappointed, I will not be recommending this school to anyone EVER!
I came to register my kids; the place is very organized, and the team is very cooperative. I like that they learn a strong British curriculum and the Quran.