About Nadeen School
Nadeen School, established in 1978, has always been a holistic, child-centred, emotionally-driven school with a strong focus on academic and pastoral development. The 400 children from over 50 countries remain front and centre of every decision we make. Our initiatives are all centred around asking the question: “What is right for the child?” As the only non-selective outstanding school in Bahrain our student body includes children of many different levels and abilities; we firmly believe that every child has the right to an education that is designed to suit their needs.
Our motto “Small School – Big Family” perfectly encapsulates our ethos and approach. Children attend the school from Nursery to Year 6 and we have over 70 full time staff and additional support staff mainly from the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, America, and Canada. Our mix of nationalities and cultures makes us a truly international school with respect, tolerance, and appreciation of each other central to our beliefs.
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Find Out More >Curriculum
English
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 11
Max Class Size
Unknown
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Great sprot facillatys and great teachers
The management is full of lies and promises, which are then never delivered. The principal is a master marketing expert, they are selling a crap product for a lot of money. The native teachers are kind.
Management lies a lot about the school in general, so don't let yourself be fooled by their beautiful words, many people have problems when they want to leave the school as Nadeen doesn't like to lose students. Teachers are good though, but too many students per class (20-25) for a private school that is a bit expensive. There are better schools around.
