109 reviews

AlNahda National School - Boys

Name: AlNahda National School - Boys
Address: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.6

Abu Dhabi

F95P+8MH - Al Nahyan - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Private educational institution Elementary school High school Preparatory school Transport interchange

+971 2 204 1700

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AlNahda National School - Boys is a private educational institution, elementary school, high school, preparatory school and transport interchange located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.60 out of 5 stars based on 109 reviews. The street address of this business is F95P+8MH - Al Nahyan - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates. AlNahda National School - Boys is closed on Friday and Saturday, and other days it is open from 08:00am to 03:00pm.

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Where AlNahda National School - Boys is located at?: AlNahda National School - Boys is located at F95P+8MH - Al Nahyan - Zone 1 - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of AlNahda National School - Boys?: The contact number of AlNahda National School - Boys is +971 2 204 1700

Reviews

1 Musab Usman 27 months ago

As a student who has studied here for a decade, I feel oblidged to give my overall experience here, so as to help other people who are in indecision on what school to admit their sons/daughters to.

Pros:
As the name suggests, this is an only boys school. This is the main plus-point of this school, which is something definitely crucial in this day and age we are living in.

Cons:
The management is undescribably terrible. They do not have any proper system of organizing and managing any of the teachers, subjects or syllabi taught by the school. Half the time the grade advisor will be saying something completely different from the coordinator or other teachers, which creates unavoidable confusion for the all of us.

The majority of teachers are also not qualified to be teaching even second graders. From my ten years of being in this school, I could only think of five or six well-qualified, experienced teachers. Other than that, a good percentage of teachers don't even know basic English, let alone be teaching international curriculums.

Another point is the underlying disregardment of non-Arabs. It always seems as if Arabs are able to leverage off the school's facilities, as if they are bespoken to the school. What's ironic about all of this is the non-arabs generally tend to be scoring higher and getting in trouble less often, and the non-arab teachers are also, generally, better at teaching as they are more experienced in speaking English and know the subject more thoroughly.

Apart from this, I could honestly write volumes about all the times this school has awfully erred and done something mind bogglingly vacuous. But is it really worth it, when this school already has such a laugbable reputation around the city? That's why the overall number of students attending this school, along with the number to teachers teaching here, have gradually decreased over the years, and I predict that in just a few decades, this school will have gone bankrupt and cease to exist.

With all thess points considered, it would be quite naive to send your son here, when the only advantage present is the gender segregation.

If any of the owners or admins are reading this, please, it's not that hard to run a school properly.

5 Oega 0 27 months ago

The school is truly amazing and well organized it has the best food cafeteria: chicken nuggets, sandwiches, popcorn, chocolate milk, the teachers are friendly and dripped out, the clinic looks like the Cleveland Clinic, the playground is like a football stadium, the music teachers remind me of Mozart and the computer lab is like a gaming setup the school is really spacious ????, 100% recommended

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its really bad, i barely learnt anything, teachers are really bad at english, arabic teachers are worse they barely explain anything, even in grade 10 which is really important there are only a few good teachers but over all management and stuff is bad so not recomended as the fee is also really high

3 Ayman G 18 months ago

- They teach British and American curriculum.
- Students are disrespectful

4 Dangermouse 63 months ago

Went to this school in the 90's and it was a good school back them. International teachers from all over the world and good extra curricular facilities like swimming pool and indoor and outdoor gyms and a football field. Unfortunately I think most of this has changed now and focus is more on building classroom space and buildings at the expense of natural open breathing spaces. I wish someone from the school management reads this and tries to bring back some of the olden goodness.

3 John Hanna 39 months ago

As a student at al nahda school for boys it’s decent, most teachers aren’t very good at speaking English they know how to speak English but they have an accent and don’t pronounce everything correctly, most teachers are arab which isn't a problem just that even the English teacher doesn't know how to speak English. I used to be a student at Abu Dhabi international private school and I would suggest that you go to that school instead of al nahda unless your son or daughter aren’t the best at English . Overall the school is not bad bud almost all the teachers aren’t very good at speaking English even the English teacher which should have perfected English since he teaches it at grade 10, and their teaching isn’t clear

1 Raven Twizy 21 months ago

Don't like the teachers and bad school overall

1 Hend Mokhtar 39 months ago

Worst school ever, bullying is everywhere, management stuff is useless. I could give them zero.

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Business Hours

Friday	Day off
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	08:00am - 03:00pm
Monday	08:00am - 03:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 03:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 03:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 03:00pm