Abu Dhabi Indian School Muroor
Al - 23rd St., Salama Bint Butti St - Muroor Rd - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi Indian School Muroor is a cbse school, school and bus stop located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.50 out of 5 stars based on 215 reviews. The street address of this business is Al - 23rd St., Salama Bint Butti St - Muroor Rd - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. Abu Dhabi Indian School Muroor is closed on Saturday and Sunday, and other days it is open from 07:15am to 03:30pm.
- Abu Dhabi Indian School Muroor is located at Al - 23rd St., Salama Bint Butti St - Muroor Rd - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
- The contact number of Abu Dhabi Indian School Muroor is +971 2 448 8025
1 suresh p 38 months ago
No proper information regarding our application whether it was not processed or not, We should know why it was rejected right.
Anyway it is good for us, before joining the school itself we came to know the behavior of the school admissions and management. I don't need admission in this school in future.
2 Soumya Prachith 38 months ago
1 Nish T 44 months ago
They can fake all they want as core values but that will not solve the culture of this school. Students should have good memories about school and needs respectful teachers. I am sure there are good teachers but the majority of bad culture affects everyone who does good for kids in a negative way too.
1 Madhuparna Manikantan 43 months ago
1 Yagna Sai 42 months ago
2 Roger the alien 46 months ago
If you as a student stands out negatively, people would assume that you have some sort of disability. This can negatively impact your child's mental health as he/she would be treated differently. When I was in the 2nd grade, just because I was a hyper kid who misbehaves a lot and has a low attention span like any normal kid in any normal place, the teachers and students taught I have mental problems. This rumor has been around until the 12th grade. The reason for the rumor existing for years is that the students don't get shuffled from grade 2 to 8 and because the students and teachers gossip around. When I was in grade 10 just because I wasn't good at math the teacher assumed and recorded that I have a learning disability.
The peers are really obnoxious, anti-social and lack any form of social skills and basic etiquette. If you are not so good at sports or studies or if you're different from most kids, you'd have a hard time socializing. If you are unpopular among your peers or if people dislike you, you are more likely to get bullied. Students would call you names, spread rumors about you, mock you for the way you act or your physical appearance. They would bully you in other ways too.
The facilities are really old. The furniture is half broken. The toilets are dirty. The canteen food is low quality and are a little over-priced. It feels like the school is located in a Third World country.
The teaching is of poor quality; there is little learning in the classrooms, and the same teachers charge for after-school tuition programs.
Students spend the entire day in the classroom, with one 10min and one 20min recess, as well as a once a week PT period. Students are not permitted to bring cellphones or other electronic devices to class. They are not permitted to use the smart board to watch a video or anything else, even if they are seated quietly and are 15 or older. As a result, they become agitated and run or jump around the classroom, breaking things on occasion. Students (boys) are not permitted to have stylish haircuts or long hair, no matter how decent it appears.
Some teachers are prone to losing their cool and yelling and punishing students for minor infractions, making a big deal out of minor issues. When an assignment or anything else is simple, some teachers are so unprofessional that they complicate it, putting students under pressure. I'm not saying all teachers are bad; some are competent, professional, and humble.
To impress the ADEC inspectors, this school fakes it by temporarily changing how certain things are done.
Boys and girls are separated (from second to twelfth grades) and are not allowed to socialize in any way. This, in my opinion, is psychologically unhealthy. I mean, the child needs to be used to interacting with the opposite sex. Because of this, I used to feel so nervous talking to or socializing with girls when I first joined university.
The staff uses fear/blackmail to cope with the situation, as well as shaming the children. When I was in lower grades I had experiences of bus conductors, drivers and cleaners trying to scare me by making treats over little things. In some cases, management and authorities are poor planners.
Some of the staff can be so rude and lack people skills or communication skills, even when talking to adults.
5 crumb chicken 41 months ago
buat my yenglis swooo gud i ishpeak lyke a dayvyd bekhyam ,
one teher cirla she swooo byad , she kal my mather chickan kurry smyell , i vyery sad now.. that principal is vary vary vary baed he know respect girls....vary mysoginistic
1 Deepa Binu 35 months ago
5 Anthony Maughan 93 months ago
| Friday | 07:45am - 11:45am |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Day off |
| Sunday | Day off |
| Monday | 07:15am - 03:30pm |
| Tuesday | 07:15am - 03:30pm |
| Wednesday | 07:15am - 03:30pm |
| Thursday | 07:15am - 03:30pm |
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