New Generation International School in Juffair

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  aliya khan

  :: 18 May 2018 23:13:39

  Though School is a new entrant it had many hurdles intially but quality of education and acdemics is getting better

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  Sahar Iftikhar

  :: 18 May 2018 22:56:39

  Growing fast effectively..nd the staff is vry co-oprative..thumbs up from my side

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  Zaini Mirxa

  :: 18 May 2018 22:35:53

  This school is getting better day by day

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  Tehreem Shaikh

  :: 12 September 2017 01:47:54

  School of fake promises. Only knows to eat money by not giving any good edcucation. They had admitted my spcecial need brother,who is a minor downs symdrome, saying yes we do have all the requirements and permissions from ministry of education, which in reality turns out that they NEVER HAD ONE, Nor they had any special need teacher and just kept holding onto us saying yes, that we will have special need faculty from outside bahrain and etc. Where at the end they did find only one special need teacher that too from an old school in Bahrain, where that teacher gave a very bad impact on my brother. Literally, the teachers and management had kept him classless. And his special need teacher used to take him around along with her classes to classes which impacted him alot, what they dont accept their mistake. After that teacher left the school, they just kept him transfering from one grade to another, after few weeks later they say my brother has behaviour problem WHICH HE NEVER HAD ONE AT ALL TILL HE ENTERD THIS SCHOOL, that to why? Because they couldnt find a solution to give us regarding his permanent grade. After a month, ministry of education checkup took place, where they say that sorry we cant have him, as ministry is not letting us have any special kids. But! THEY had still enrolled few other special need kids. And now those kids are facing the same problem where the parents have paid all the fees and but they say we cant have your child in our school. Fake school it is. And the director of the school is worst. Mannerless person on this planet, who has opened up a school.

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  Jawed Moh

  :: 31 August 2017 13:58:59

  I enrolled my kid to kindergarten of NGIS Juffair last year .. first impression they gave me at my visit was very good but the management seemed to be very ignorant in action than they described at the beginning. As per them, teachers will be mostly from Europe so the term fees were higher up to that standard. But I couldn't see any teachers from Europe, at least for English Language. The kids will learn to speak English in Filipino and Indian accents. Class teachers were changed almost every month in first two terms.. leaving my kid lost in the class. Teachers appear and disappear with no clue. Also the teachers seemed to be picked up from any previous profession .. non qualified for teaching.. appears to have no teaching experience.... today's class assistant becomes the class teacher next day.... They promised lots of extra activities but I didn't see any of them in reality. No extra activities for kids... no end of year concert for kids.. any basic kindergarten in the town will have a concert at the end of the year to show parents how the kids have improved and how talented are they... here it was zero. No sports meet ..... no arts exhibition.. No Music classes or dancing classes at all... nothing to improve or brush up kids extra talents.. Their Fees are not worth for what they offer.. management seems to be struggling to learn how to operate a school. Our kids seemed to be kept under trial in their attempts to learn how to run a school.. Their website claims to have many fascilities, sports, music and activities but 95% of them are fake. Only good thing I saw is their fascinating class rooms and play area which were well prepared for kids interests.. Think twice before you enroll your kid... take their promises in writing... as they always forget what they say at the beginning. They need to improve far more to meet the standards to become a good school. Our kids shouldnt be victims in their attemps of learning how to run a school.