About Al Mamoura Academy
Al Mamoura Academy strives to build on its heritage in continuing to be outstanding in every way. We are a busy and welcoming community of learners who relentlessly strive to be the best they can be. We facilitate learning that is relevant, meaningful and fun enabling children to make progress that they can be proud of.
Through our actions and teaching we encourage children to be respectful and courteous, consider the feelings of others and feel empowered and confident to make a positive difference to all our communities- now, and in the future.
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English
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
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Hessa Almazrouei, a year ago
My children are in the school since 6 years. We are happy. After moving to the new site and having more children the school faces some challenges however they have been overcome. It is the best place for your kids if you are looking for a good British school with a multinational lovely community.
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Zohrab Mammadov, a year ago
Nice facilities, but not diverse to be considered an international schools.
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saphiya fahad, 3 months ago
i just left this school to study at albateen academy they started well with more than 40 year 11 students and it ended with only 4 left in the school we had 3 principals for the year as they all left
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ral qimzi, 2 years ago
my daughter is in this school and there are disrespectful teachers who shouts at the students with no reason and there is a french teacher who blame students for nothing. Male teachers are touching students on their hands and shoulders and that doesn't make students feel comfortable being in their class rooms. Teachers must make students love the school and like the teachers not talking and looking at them in bad ways. teachers cant deal with students the first thing they do is to shout how will they like the school and the teachers if you'll stay shouting at students and blaming them for nothing and telling students that they are rude and has no manners.
