About Sunmarke School
Sunmarke School is a private/international School located at District 5 Block C – Jumeirah Village – Jumeirah Village Triangle – Dubai – United Arab Emirates.
Other categories: School, Educational institution, Elementary school, Primary school, Private educational institution, Secondary school
Ratings & Ranking
Sunmarke School has a rating of 4.2 and is ranked number 41 in Dubai.
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4.2/5
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Address & Location
Sunmarke School is located at District 5 Block C – Jumeirah Village – Jumeirah Village Triangle – Dubai – United Arab Emirates.
Schools Fees
The school fees for Sunmarke School range between 50000 AED and 80000 AED per year or between 13500 USD and 21600 USD per year.
Vacancies:
No vacancies found at the moment.
Admissions:
Admissions are currently open at Sunmarke School.
Parents & Students Reviews:
Sunmarke School has 269 reviews with an overall rating of 4.2. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.
My experience at this school was very difficult. I was surprised by the thinking and behavior of some teachers!
I don’t want to name the teachers in this review, but I want to share that I enrolled and withdrew my son in only three weeks! You can imagine.
The principal is a kind person, but unfortunately, you have to deal with uncontrollable teachers and staff!
Don’t be impressed by the school’s advertisements and the announced results.
Unfortunately, I have not been able to discuss my daughter’s English report with her teacher due to their constant unavailability. The school provides limited opportunities for parental engagement. Additionally, there appears to be an inadequate support system within the school to properly evaluate students’ academic progress.
As a result, I have resorted to external online tutoring for my daughter in mathematics and science because the teaching approach in school seems to be focused on pushing through the material without ensuring students’ comprehension.
Despite the substantial tuition fees—which one would expect to cover quality education—the leadership and support staff do not seem to be as supportive as necessary. Moreover, the school bus journey is excessively long, taking 90 minutes to cover a 14 km distance.
Communication with the school is frustratingly poor. At this juncture, I am contemplating whether transferring my children to another school would be beneficial or detrimental to them. It is not an ideal situation to consider mid-year, and I regret having to make such a consideration.
I am voicing these concerns to raise awareness among fellow parents and to prompt oversight by educational authorities. It is crucial to address these issues for the betterment of the school’s environment and educational standards.