65 reviews

North London Collegiate School, Dubai

Name: North London Collegiate School, Dubai
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.4

Dubai

Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City - Nad Al Sheba - Nad Al Sheba 1 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

School Educational institution English language school Higher secondary school Primary school Private educational institution Secondary school Senior high school Sixth form college Tourist attraction

+971 4 319 0888

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North London Collegiate School, Dubai is a school, educational institution, english language school, higher secondary school, primary school, private educational institution, secondary school, senior high school, sixth form college and tourist attraction located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.40 out of 5 stars based on 65 reviews. The street address of this business is Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City - Nad Al Sheba - Nad Al Sheba 1 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. North London Collegiate School, Dubai is closed on Saturday and Sunday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 10:00pm.

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Where North London Collegiate School, Dubai is located at?: North London Collegiate School, Dubai is located at Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City - Nad Al Sheba - Nad Al Sheba 1 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of North London Collegiate School, Dubai?: The contact number of North London Collegiate School, Dubai is +971 4 319 0888

Reviews

5 abby reids 18 months ago

The best school I have ever went to. The teachers and the teaching is exceptional. This school has taught me so much that is even prominent in every aspect of my daily life and my thought processes/thinking.

I have never seen the IB curriculum be carried out in such a professional and absolutely perfect manner. This school will forever be in my heart.

1 Ai Ak 19 months ago

First and foremost, the receptionist appeared disinterested and lacked basic courtesy. When I approached the desk with a simple inquiry, I was met with an indifferent attitude and a dismissive response. It felt as though my presence was an inconvenience rather than an opportunity for assistance!

No smile, like not happy if you are not UK nationality☹️

5 Calligrapher Habib 25 months ago

Hi, I had a great experience to meet the loving teachers and students. Every things was completely managed. I found one speciality “ Only one accent (British) in the whole crowd, which didn’t find outside ever in Dubai”. An amazing day for me to be in the school, as an Arabic calligrapher, on the National Day celebration 2022.

Of course, I will be great full to work with, in the future too. Special thanks to respected Mr. Chris May and the staff of NLCS, Dubai.

4 ashwini jhunjhunwala 53 months ago

Went here to attend a stand up comedy show by Zakhir Khan over the weekend at NLCS , the place looks looks like a 5 star facility for children , We were just waiting in the lobby & playground ( lush green ) for the show to start , you can add some lights and music sytem in the Lobby and you can have a 5 star rated MARTIN GARIX show here. Impressed

1 Yixin Ma 29 months ago

This school is not really good, the students are very mean and rude. There are girls that would bully people, the teachers don’t teach well at all! Although, the school environment is not so bad but it’s very strict and I understand some parents like strict schools.

1 Nouria H 29 months ago

I wanted to love this school and got a recommendation from a friend. I went to city of London girls/LSE and we are a family that really wants to see our child succeed academically as well. I thought NLCS would be perfect and I know the school well from London. However, the tour and promoting the school is a total disorganised disaster. I booked my tour 2 weeks in advance, took a PCR test for it, and I was literally in the car to set off and I was told it’s cancelled. We reorganised the following day. I wasn’t forewarned at any time there would be a fire alarm at 9, so my 8.45 - 9.15 tour was cut to 8.45-9, literally rushing around the KG area and then standing in the sun doing the fire drill while asking questions - most of which there weren’t knowledgeable answers to. At 2 minutes to 9, a member of pastoral seemed to spot us and said in a very abrupt tone “is everything okay, the fire drill is about to begin literally in 2 minutes” almost telling us off and I realised Stephanie was under stress to just get me out of the building before 9. The KG teachers I noticed were all young and clearly not experienced old hands. I then emailed to reorganise for the following week and see the rest of the primary, my email was not even responded to. KHDA gives it a “good” rating and I agree it’s got a while to go before it’s “very good” or “outstanding”. It’s a disorganised mess and they seem to have cobbled together a team that hasn’t been refined to the very best. I was at Gems Jumeirah Primary School a few days ago and the contrast of teacher experience, knowledge, flawless tour end-to-end just made NLCS look so poor and shoddy in comparison. They still haven’t found their feet, not recommended.

5 Steve Ingram 77 months ago

Exceptional teaching, excellent environment and a very comprehensive range of extra-curricular activities. The school is new and this is our daughters first term there but we couldn't be happier with her progress. She is learning more and more each and every day but most importantly she loves every minute.

5 Alex Durston 77 months ago

I work for the school and couldn’t be happier. Incredible pupils, fantastic staff, an awesome place to work.

5 Lauren Chapman 17 months ago

Visited on a Sunday evening, not too busy but still a nice atmosphere. The toilets were still open but no places to drink. Not a big problem as there are so many other places close by.

5 David Wilson 17 months ago

Lovely pier clean and well kept. Life boat station on the end. Theatre bar great location for a beer or coffee.

5 Ian Hayes 17 months ago

Great place to take a stroll or use the loos. A few repairs meant we couldn't walk around the whole pier but it was fine and we had visited a few times.

We usually stopped for a coffee in the theatre but this year we decided it was a bit pricey, so didn't stop and went further along the sea front and found a little cafe.

5 Lucy Dunne 17 months ago

Always my favourite place to be. A lovely pier that has retained it's character even after being rebuilt.

3 Clifford M Willett (Cliff) 17 months ago

A traditional seaside pier with plenty of benches to relax on.

You'll also find a gift shop and a theatre boasting a variety of tribute acts.

5 Hank Evans 18 months ago

Cromer pier is a must visit and a amazing pier to walk down the views of the North sea and beach were stunning there is a theatre and lifeboat station at the back which was closed and the place for fishing and crabbing the sun was shining when I visited today and I had a walk down the pier looking at the world going by the sun was shining and a brilliant Saturday afternoon for it

5 Jill Dempsey 18 months ago

Went to a concert at the pier theatre. Brilliant evening in a beautiful setting. Cafe and bar with a good range of drinks etc and an ice cream counter for the interval! Took me back to childhood seaside holidays.

5 paul dixon 17 months ago

Great day out at Cromer for the sixties weekend, live music on the pier, memorabilia stalls selling all sorts of things to do with the sixties generation, classic cars and not to forget the amount of scooter riders arriving in Cromer down by the pier, all on show and the weather was excellent.

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Business Hours

Friday	08:30am - 12:30pm
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	Day off
Monday	08:30am - 06:30pm
Tuesday	08:30am - 06:30pm
Wednesday	08:30am - 06:30pm
Thursday	08:30am - 06:30pm
Saturday	10:00am - 10:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 10:00pm