196 reviews

The International School of Choueifat

Name: The International School of Choueifat
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3

Dubai

area - Hessa St - Jumeirah - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

School Hardware store

Service Options In-store shopping In-store pick-up

+971 4 399 9444

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About

The International School of Choueifat is a school and hardware store located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.00 out of 5 stars based on 196 reviews. The street address of this business is area - Hessa St - Jumeirah - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. The International School of Choueifat is closed on Friday, and other days it is open from 08:00am to 06:00pm.

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Where The International School of Choueifat is located at?: The International School of Choueifat is located at area - Hessa St - Jumeirah - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of The International School of Choueifat?: The contact number of The International School of Choueifat is +971 4 399 9444

Reviews

1 ILoveCats 36 months ago

Horrible.
The school puts too much stress on children, with the constant exams, peer pressure, and horrible teachers.

Bullying is a very often problem here,
My friend, Shahed, suffers from it(keep in mind, we reported the bullies to the supervisor, did nothing.)
I dont get bullied, but I think it's because im often hostile towards people I know have a history of that. Gossip, rumours, a whole assortment of problems.

The teachers are often aggressive and not helpful, will shout at you if you barely move an inch. People crying in class because the teachers screeched at them for adjusting their chair. They only tell you to study for the exam today/tommorow, and some dont even teach. Just log on to the sdp, guys!

The exams are about 22 questions for 4-5 grade, which is not that bad, but for 6-9(?) Grade, its 67 questions. Which, is not realistically do-able in a time frame of 45 mins, is it?

The hygiene is poor. The bathrooms smell bad, and they don't refill the soap dispensers at all. Each class you walk in has a surprise gift for you, consisting of random plastic packaging on the floor, wet paper towels on the desk, and some random cut up papers scattered on your chair; along with a bouquet of violent scents that attack your nostrils. The cafeteria food once gave me food poisoning, and it is poor quality. You'd think that, with how much parents are paying, we would atleast have hand sanitizer, right? Right?

Please, do not let your children suffer mental health issues if you ever decide to send them here. Find a better school.

1 Grigorii Kalminskii 36 months ago

Unprofessional place. After emailing the school twice and calling them three times in three days asking the same question regarding the admission process I was unable to reach the admissions department (only an incompetent secretary). I was promised a return call the same or next day but it’s three days later and no one called back. Again, extremely unprofessional. Judging from other reviews NLCS is a much better option

2 Dodz 479 35 months ago

My recent experience at SABIS Choueifat Al Sufouh left me with a sense of disappointment and concern. While the school does have some positive aspects, there are significant issues that need to be addressed.

One of the main areas of concern is the school's teaching approach. The emphasis on rote memorization and standardized testing seemed to overshadow a deeper understanding of the subjects. The focus on test results rather than fostering critical thinking skills can hinder students' overall development and limit their ability to apply knowledge in real-life situations.

Furthermore, the school's curriculum appeared rigid and inflexible. There was a lack of options for students to explore their individual interests and pursue specialized subjects. The narrow range of electives and extracurricular activities limited students' opportunities for personal growth and exploration.

In terms of facilities, SABIS Choueifat Al Sufouh fell short of expectations. The infrastructure seemed outdated and in need of renovation. Insufficient resources and limited access to modern technology and learning tools hindered the educational experience. Additionally, the school lacked sufficient recreational areas, leaving students with limited opportunities for physical activity and social interaction.

Another issue that stood out during my visit was the lack of a positive and inclusive school culture. The atmosphere felt highly competitive and focused solely on academic achievements, neglecting the importance of fostering a supportive and nurturing environment. The relationships between students and teachers appeared strained, and there was a noticeable absence of a strong sense of community and student well-being.

Lastly, the school's communication and transparency with parents were subpar. There seemed to be a lack of effective channels for parents to express concerns or receive timely updates on their child's progress. This lack of open communication can lead to frustration and feelings of disconnection among parents.

In conclusion, SABIS Choueifat Al Sufouh has significant areas of concern that hinder the overall educational experience. The teaching approach, limited curriculum options, outdated facilities, and a lack of positive school culture are all issues that need to be addressed for the school to provide a well-rounded education. It is my hope that improvements will be made to create a more dynamic, inclusive, and engaging learning environment for students.

1 Bubble Gum 36 months ago

Their chief security officer feels he owns the parking lot and the school. he talks to the parents since he is a prison worker. very unprofessional head of security.

Parking is the worst in the world. Need to arrive 1 hour in advance to find free parking.
their chief security lets his friends in to the parking without queuing.
If you ask him to do the same as his friends, he will scream.

Chief security officer not respect visitors at all.
MUST BE FIRED ! ! !

5 Be Bs 36 months ago

Best school. Stress less with choiefat. They have homework’s but it’s without any stress. I garuntee your kids would love this school.

1 Mohamed Badawy 38 months ago

The admin team does not know how to deal with parents. How you can cancel the option of paying the fees by card and cancelling the online portal to pay the fees, uniform...etc. Now at the time of all the world is changing to digitalizing, you are going to deal with only cash. Even bank transfer they did not accept. Very disappointed

1 Mark Ashkar 35 months ago

Worst school their too poor to afford a new system their cafeteria food is over priced and disgusting an so much more and come to this school and experience a bad experience.

1 Kinda Kaziz 39 months ago

i wish theres a 0 star because this school is one of the worst schools at dubai
1:too much exams everyday
2:teachers and staffs are making you in trouble for the smallest reasons
3: poor and dirty ground this school is not clean
4:you have little access to the bathroom like if you want to go to the bathroom they’ll say NO so this why this school needs improvement.

5 Rhys Ford-Young 35 months ago

Generally a well laid out and supplied store. Often good priced items, I've had a number of bargains from there ranging from gardening supplies to household items and tools.

Not a great range of food or snacks unlike other stores but I understand there is a lot of competition within a few hundred yards.

4 Alison Jones 35 months ago

There is a good range of items that are not available in many other stores, things like nails screws and bolts that you would have to go out of the town centre to find. The prices are reasonable and parking is easy.

1 Ryland Jones 35 months ago

Called there today 27 April 2023. At 11.29 to go to the cafe. Sorry it will be 15 minutes delay. Asked if I could have the code to the toilet..was refused. You will have one with your receipt when you buy food, I suffer with diverticulitis, said thank you. Left the store and went over to Tesco. Used their toilet and we had food there the same time,, won't be calling there for a long time..

5 Brian in on UC 37 months ago

Great store full of many useful items.
Always worth a browse around, and quite reasonably priced.
Friendly helpful staff.

3 c croxford 35 months ago

It is a brilliant little store but its worrying me,I can see a decline,made shop area smaller,less products on shelves at times,empty shelves on some lines but online not too bad.,fantastic helpful staff though.

3 Jaci Evans 36 months ago

Went shopping in Wilko Carmarthen 4th April. They have moved things around. Had difficulty find products and was disappointed when asking to know where some of the toiletries were and despite the staff not being rushed off their feet no one was too eager to help. I gave up and went into a Savers store where I was given plenty of assistance to complete my shopping.

5 Chris Blackmore (The Walrus) 34 months ago

I just wandered in to see what they sold, and it was full of useful things at reasonable prices. Very helpful staff, too.

5 Claire Turnbull 45 months ago

One of my favourite places, got everything you need under one roof.
If you are looking for plants for your flower bed, or just gardening tools, Wilko's has a good selection.

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Business Hours

Friday	Day off
Saturday	09:00am - 01:00pm
Sunday	07:00am - 04:30pm
Monday	07:00am - 04:30pm
Tuesday	07:00am - 04:30pm
Wednesday	07:00am - 04:30pm
Thursday	07:00am - 04:30pm
Saturday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 04:00pm
Monday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Friday	08:00am - 06:00pm