126 reviews

Victoria International School

Name: Victoria International School
Address: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.1

Sharjah

Al Taawun St - Al Mamzar - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

School Transportation service

+971 6 577 1999

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Victoria International School is a school and transportation service located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.10 out of 5 stars based on 126 reviews. The street address of this business is Al Taawun St - Al Mamzar - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates. Victoria International School is closed on Friday and Saturday, and other days it is open from 07:45am to 04:00pm.

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Where Victoria International School is located at?: Victoria International School is located at Al Taawun St - Al Mamzar - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Victoria International School?: The contact number of Victoria International School is +971 6 577 1999

Reviews

2 Asia Al Harmoudi 34 months ago

My kid spent 3 years in this school. KG, Prep and Grade-1. KG was great, however no islamic whatsoever nor effective Arabic education. In Prep again no islamic, as well as no effective Arabic education. In Prep 2nd term, Ms Rosie, a new joiner, worked so hard on my kid and improved her writing which really paid off dramatically from D to B. My kid loves writing ever since, she writes every night and it helps her to sleep, just like reading. Now this year Grade-1 was awful. My kid worked so hard and showed many potentials, but still kept in AVERAGE level all year long, with no extra mile from any of her teachers, nor a single school reward at the end of the year. She said to me after the last assembly "mama I showed VISS values but never got a reward, but a kid in my class got an award twice, that's not fair." I totally agree with her. After my experience as a parent, I think the attention is fully focused on top/high or low level students, where the average students are left behind and not getting the needed efforts to develop. Also with no islamic in previous years KG & Prep, nor effective Arabic curriculum, I got shocked of the level of these subjects in Grade-1. Both subjects are advanced and need a lot of effort from the school to make the education more effective, which is not happening. Also the number of kids has increased 18 kids minimum per class across 5 classes in Grade-1 only! This is alot of pressure on everyone specially teachers who need to educate rather than just finish the course without paying attention to the kids who need help. I feel sad to end our journey with VISS, as I really appreciate the ELC and Primary team: Ms Reshma, Mr Dan, Mr James, Ms Ojenie, Mr Ali, and also Mr Bashar in Transportation. Actually they are the reason behind the stars in my review. All the best.

2 Merslus 34 months ago

My experience at Victoria International School of Sharjah left much to be desired. Regrettably, I found the overall quality of education and the conduct of the teachers to be mediocre at best.

One of the major issues I encountered was the lackluster teaching methods employed by the faculty. Rather than engaging and inspiring students, I often felt that the teachers were more interested in playing tricks and being overly tricky, which hindered the learning process. This approach failed to foster a positive and conducive learning environment.

Furthermore, the school's academic standards fell short of expectations. The curriculum seemed outdated and failed to keep up with current educational practices. The lack of innovation and adaptability hindered the development of critical skills required for future success.

In addition, the administrative support at Victoria International School of Sharjah was underwhelming. I encountered several instances of disorganization and poor communication, which further compounded the challenges faced by students.

While it is important to note that every educational institution has its strengths and weaknesses, I believe Victoria International School of Sharjah has significant room for improvement. A more student-centered approach and a commitment to fostering a supportive learning environment would greatly enhance the overall experience for students.

In conclusion, I cannot recommend Victoria International School of Sharjah as a top choice for quality education. The mediocre teaching methods, lack of academic standards, and inadequate administrative support create a subpar learning environment. Students and parents seeking a more enriching and supportive educational experience may want to explore alternative options.

1 ZigZag Zaggy 36 months ago

This school inside is really bad we let our kids go in such an expensive school and there resources are really bad

1 R M 43 months ago

The stuff unprofessional. I came to register my kids I was waiting in the lobby the woman told me wait pls few minutes than one person came she talked with the receptionist in front of me she no have time and told her took her to another woman. They took me in the sun for a walk outside to search for that woman and not told that the woman thave come to me I have to go to her very nice really to look after the stuff unprofessional really. I gave them my number and still more than 2 hours no one called. Not worth the money by stuff like this.

5 Ayesha Al hashimi 70 months ago

One of the best schools I ever visited, highly recommend it’s starting from prek, the kids will enjoy while learning

5 Farheen Hussain 38 months ago

Great place to work at, senior faculty is really helpful.

5 Giulio Basevi 82 months ago

I have 3 kids at this school. Facilities are excellent and teacher, all Australian or New Zealand, are very good. They manage to respect Arab tradition with Western education. Facilities are excellent. Price are high. Entry exam is mandatory to evaluate children capabilities to understand English. I really have to tank so many teacher here for the great effort they put in my kids education.

5 Purvik P 82 months ago

Victoria International is an amazing school. I was a teacher there for 5 years. The quality of education students received was unmatched and continually got better every year. I am an American licensed teacher but will give more than due credit the quality of Aussie education. In fact, I learned and filled so many gaps or gained new perspectives in my own education while I was working at this school. Admissions during my time was selective but equitably inclusive. It was also a modern school in a developing emirate. If you want rote learning and test takers it’s probably not the right place for your child. I recall providing a truly international education that made future leaders. The school is built for the 21st century and the administration encourages teachers to have the mindsets to teach with modern methods.

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Business Hours

Wednesday	07:45am - 04:00pm
Thursday	07:45am - 04:00pm
Friday	Day off
Saturday	Day off
Sunday	07:45am - 04:00pm
Monday	07:45am - 04:00pm
Tuesday	07:45am - 04:00pm