About Capital International Schools
Capital International Schools’ academic philosophy is very simple; education is the essence of life. Educators provide a sacred service not a commodity. The learning process should be a pleasurable experience, not one that is stressful; we, as educators, act as facilitators of such an experience not only for our students but for our teachers as well. In order to secure a dynamic school community, it is important that leadership ensures that teachers are provided opportunities to thrive. As educational leaders, we have to empower our teachers, who in turn, will empower our students.
Offering a quality curriculum that is tailored to help the diverse needs of students will equip students, help them explore and experience content, provide them with the opportunities to reflect and revise their understanding is an integral part of their learning journey. We believe that the Humanistic Approach for our students is the most convenient as it stresses the idea of a relaxed learning environment, where each student is respected and respects others. Students do not fear voicing out their experiences, they share their learning experience and are encouraged to be inquisitive. The humanistic approach is a move from the traditional teacher-centered classroom to a student centered one. Students develop critical thinking skills and evidence-based practical learning.
Through providing our students with Innovation Lab classes, we empower them to discover, create, and develop ideas, to refine them into useful forms, and bring them to life. The innovation process begins with strategic thinking and setting the goal to create strategic outcome. We are committed to such unique approaches that distinguishes us from other international schools to ensure the readiness of our students to face the world with innovative skills that make them standout and emerge as innovative thinkers and lead to fostering a sense of ownership and authenticity in the students’ learning experience.
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Find Out More >Curriculum
English,American
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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Unqualified and certified teachers ☹️☹️
Don’t recommend this School to anybody They don’t qualify as an educational organisation not to mention international Stay away if you are considering
This is the worst school ever , I transferred my son to it for relocation. I couldn’t stand it for one year .. zero values , very poor educational system , very poor integrity ,, all about eagerness for money with no return , any good ratings you will see in the reviews rest assure they are fake and done by the school owners , don’t get deceived by the nice building and facilities ,, this is what they only invested in for this specific reason
Overworking every student, and seemingly delinquent like children and they dont teach well
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Rokaya Sedik, 2 months ago
This school is so nice and it is pretty giant from the inside and teachers take perfect care of student I totally recommend putting your child on this school
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Nervana Naiem, 7 months ago
This school is very bad and does not take care of children and I do not recommend education on it
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Heba Alamir, 3 weeks ago
The worst school I ever seen they have the most bad admission team and they care for money not for students really i don’t recommend them at all.
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TARA ERICSON, a year ago
I'm sorry to say that this school lacks integrity. Revolving door management, unreasonable and undue stress on staff (by form of Islamic school style dress code, contracts which sue for 6mo salary if you leave, short notice for producing reports & paperwork, meetings and paperwork are conducted in Arabic, not selective about students and a general disdain or disrespect for staff). I once thought to return in order to improve things but after 3 years of stories from parents and staff, I feel this school cannot be changed from being dangerous, as the problem seems to be with those at the very top. Academics, perhaps good in some areas as this will always have to do with the teacher. It has nothing to do with British or American, National or International. Good academics have always and will always come from the teacher herself/himself. I know that my class was taken over by a teacher whom did not prepare them for reading in 1st grade. Do they have a leveled reading program which requires several assessments a year in order to track and improve their reading? Not that I know of. This school is a lie.
