Monnet International School Reviews (11)

Big turnover among students as well as teachers (especially the good ones). Poor facilities - especially in secondary. Incompetent leadership. Toxic environment.

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The MIS school has one major problem - owner/director (one person). She appears charismatic at first sight and is quite skillful at making a good first impression - especially when recruiting into the school. However, dealing with her (as a parent of a student) was a horror story. Emotional, irrational, arrogant, stubborn. In fact, she is a perfect demagogue. She tends to have her "favourites" among teachers who are loyal to her, and these can get away with anything. Including insulting students and hate speech in a classroom. There is a huge student turnover in the school (90% in 2 years in our child's class). And the owner has a lot to do with it. But she doesn't care. She is counting on new naive parents buying her story. Just like we once did. Also, for 3.600 Zl a month (+lunches and various other contributions), the school doesn't offer any outdoor space children could use. Throughout the whole day, they are squeezed into small classrooms and narrow corridors. PE is organized in an external building where students have to get by bus... Advertised as international - nearly all teachers and students are Polish, with some teachers making mistakes when speaking English. I just can't recommend to anyone.

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