British International Private School, Ajman
Salahuhddin Al Ayyubi Street, Al Nuaimia, Behind Safeer Mall - Ajman - United Arab Emirates
British International Private School, Ajman is a educational institution, school and parking lot located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.30 out of 5 stars based on 218 reviews. The street address of this business is Salahuhddin Al Ayyubi Street, Al Nuaimia, Behind Safeer Mall - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. British International Private School, Ajman is closed on Sunday, and other days it is open from 07:30am to 04:00pm.
- British International Private School, Ajman is located at Salahuhddin Al Ayyubi Street, Al Nuaimia, Behind Safeer Mall - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
- The contact number of British International Private School, Ajman is +971 6 742 4440
5 Kashif Arif 38 months ago
5 Resumes 2015 37 months ago
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1 MAS 36 months ago
Ms Ghazala's approach to discipline and interaction with students left much to be desired. She displayed an alarming lack of patience and often became unnecessarily angry over minor issues. Her tendency to shout and make threatening remarks was highly unprofessional and created a hostile learning environment. For instance, I witnessed her telling a student that she would break their head after they mentioned having a headache, and she even threw a notebook at a student's head as a form of punishment.
Personally, I experienced Ms Ghazala's explosive behavior on several occasions. She would frequently criticize and belittle students for not meeting her specific expectations, which often resulted in students feeling demoralized. She once tore my work from my notebook because it wasn't done exactly as she wanted. Additionally, I recall a distressing incident where she physically pulled my backpack and threatened me when I refused to go to the back of the line after being pushed out of place.
However, the most traumatic incident involved an incident with another student, where I was unfairly implicated. Despite my attempts to resolve the situation by explaining my side of the story and providing witnesses, Ms Ghazala refused to investigate further or review the surveillance footage. Her dismissive and unsympathetic attitude only intensified my distress.
While I understand that every institution may have a few unfortunate instances, it is crucial for a school to address such issues promptly and with the utmost seriousness. Unfortunately, in this case, I felt that the school failed to adequately address the concerns raised against Ms Ghazala. The lack of transparency and reluctance to thoroughly investigate the matter deeply disappointed me.
It is my hope that the British International School takes this feedback seriously and takes appropriate action to ensure the well-being and safety of its students. Every student deserves an environment that fosters learning, support, and respect, and I believe that addressing and rectifying such concerns is essential for the betterment of the institution.
1 Coffn 35 months ago
This school is absolutely a joke , We have upcoming Edexcel exam which is combined science and the teachers started teaching it around term 2 , this subject has been the most frustrating for us commerce students , I mean first the teacher all of them taught us from Power point that has been took from GCSE , they only prepared us for only 3 units where in bio we have 5 now , school is in mess , all the good teachers are leaving , Miss Ghazala is one crazy Teacher who has no proper functioning Brain , I only respect Mr Wasif here but sometimes He’s also very hard to deal with
5 Angela Rayan 46 months ago
1 Test Account 36 months ago
If You Are A Parent And Trying To Admission Your Child To School I Highly Recommened You Not To Because This School Has Poor Monitoring And Too Many Fights And It Has Too Many
Bullying Which I Cant Handle And Too Many Naughty Kids And The Students Say The Most Offensive Words I've Ever Heard Like They're In Grade 6 And Worst Of Them All Is The Staffs Mostly Ms. Ghazala (BIS3) She Would Target Students And Try To Do Everything To Suspend Or Expell Students Who Have Their Own Opinion Against The School It Feels Like We're Controlled By The School Also 6B2 Class (Which Is My Class) Has The Worst Pupils And They're The Most Dirtiest Class And It's Very Chaotic
I Feel Bad For The Parents That Dont Know The Reality Of This School
2 Abdurraziq Farid 40 months ago
Kindly be noted that we send our kids to school for learning. Not for daily test or assessments. I have been noticing that my grade 3 child have daily test since beginning of every term. The teachers just provide the list of each subject daily and the mothers are busy whole day with the kid to teach them and prepare them for next day tests/ assessment. Do the teachers teach also or just keep giving assessments and test materials. Pls look into your way of teaching this is torture for 7..8 yrs kids. Pls spare more time to teach rather than daily tests. Its my humble request
1 Marium Saimon 36 months ago
| Wednesday | 07:30am - 04:00pm |
|---|---|
| Thursday | 07:30am - 04:00pm |
| Friday | 07:30am - 12:00pm |
| Saturday | 08:30am - 01:00pm |
| Sunday | Day off |
| Monday | 07:30am - 04:00pm |
| Tuesday | 07:30am - 04:00pm |
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