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Hatcher
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 Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2015 10:58 pm Post subject: Top international schools in AD? |
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I am thinking about the international high schools in AD. I see that Cranleigh is advertising.
Does anyone have any experience here they would like to share? |
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Gulezar
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| Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2015 4:04 am Post subject: Re: Top international schools in AD? |
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| Hatcher wrote: |
I am thinking about the international high schools in AD. I see that Cranleigh is advertising.
Does anyone have any experience here they would like to share? |
I don't know much about the work environment, but it is newly opened and in a rather exclusive neighborhood, nestled among such venues as the NYU AD campus, the St Regis Beach Club and the museum district.
The education is advertised as rigorous, yet individualized, with extensive extra-curricular hours for students. It seems to be the kind of place that a professor might send his child who is destined for one of the top tier universities, or as one might say "Ivy League".
I would not expect all the students to be of that caliber, but parents would have paid for those results and would expect a return on their investment, too. |
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robinbanks
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| Al Khubairat British School is 'international"in all but name with a good reputation,although it does have a british curriculum.Popular with minor royals who want their kids to be fluent.It's behind the ministry of labour to the right of the flyover going out of town(11 th St?)-it's on the same block as the catholic and christian churches and a mosque. |
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