Please please please parents...whatever you do...take this for an experienced well qualified teacher....don't send your kids to Al Jazeerah Academy.
You will live to regret it. No curriculum, limited resources and god forbid I say anything about the management.
Ps. I am currently a teacher at AJA and am on my way out - I hope that says it all!
Home schooling would be more appropriate, especially as I've heard that 'unqualified teachers' are actually teaching at AJA(one year 5 class) - beware, query what you can and make sure you teach your children well - make the right decision for them please.
When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.
Please please please parents...whatever you do...take this for an experienced well qualified teacher....don't send your kids to Al Jazeerah Academy.
You will live to regret it. No curriculum, limited resources and god forbid I say anything about the management.
Ps. I am currently a teacher at AJA and am on my way out - I hope that says it all!
Home schooling would be more appropriate, especially as I've heard that 'unqualified teachers' are actually teaching at AJA(one year 5 class) - beware, query what you can and make sure you teach your children well - make the right decision for them please.
When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.