Hawalli, Kuwait
What are the schools in Hawalli like?
When we asked about the schools in Hawalli, they said...
"Run, don't walk away. This school is a poor excuse for an education. Most of the English are poorly paid Egyptian and Lebanese whose English is flawed," said one parent with children at Rawd Al Saleheen in Hawalli.
"I have found it to be very good and don't quite understand the other negative comments. No school is perfect. The teachers are actually very qualified as well as most assistants. The school is very strict about uniform as well as lateness, absenteeism and security. They call you if you don't come! At least that shows they are mindful of the childs safety, appearance and education. If you are willing to be a very active parent in your childs education then go for it," commented one expat when asked about Kuwait National English School in Hawalli.
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