Omar Bin Al Khattab Pakistan Islamia School - Ajman

I had both of my sons admitted to Omar Bin Al Khattab Pakistan Islamia School, and I am very happy with the experience so far. The school provides a supportive environment for children, and the staff are cooperative and attentive. My kids have adjusted well, and they are progressing both academically and socially. I would recommend this school to other Pakistani families in Ajman who are looking for a quality, affordable education with a familiar cultural atmosphere.

I recently visited Umar Bin Al Khattab School in Ajman for my nephew’s admission. Unfortunately, he did not pass the entry test due to low marks. While we understand that schools have standards, what truly shocked us was the unprofessional and insensitive behavior of the school administration, including the supervisor and possibly the principal. Instead of showing understanding or offering guidance, they were rude, dismissive, and quick to judge. When we politely requested a second chance or reassessment for the child, we were met with harsh attitudes and outright refusal. What made the situation even worse was a taunting remark made by one of them they said, “Even an Indian curriculum school won’t give him admission.” This was not only disrespectful but incredibly disheartening. Ironically, my nephew was later admitted to an Indian curriculum school, where the teachers and administration treated us with kindness, respect, and patience throughout the entire process. They gave the child a fair chance without being judgmental or belittling. It’s truly sad to see a Pakistani school representing itself in such a negative and hostile manner, while an Indian institution showed the very qualities we would hope to see in any good school compassion, professionalism, and a genuine interest in helping children grow. Education should be about lifting students up, not putting them down.

Great Experience at OBK Pakistan Islamic School Ajman Every day Left me speechless lesson with OBK - Pakistan Islamic School Ajman 1st day - The Front office Admin department was excellent with so much of Care , Kindness and Respect. 2nd day - I was asked to submit the child along with his completed certificates to fix up his interview with the respected class ( once that was done ) immediately appointed time was given to check his skill level , 💯 % checking was done nearly 3-4 hrs Plus a basic clinic test was taken The student felt very excited without any fear 3rd day - Result was given for the child's Acceptance confirmation Congratulations 🎉 Next step Fee's payment was very very flexible (Amazing happiness for the parent's) Uniform - quality good cheap pricing Book's collection All department very well organized I wish the school Great blessings 🎉 Within 3 day's child is ready to go to school without any running around It was an Awesome experience for me as a third party parent ( Indian origin) My first experience and the best one I am proud of this school, The Front office, The Admin department, The Teacher, The Store's and The Security office , until the gate Friendly atmosphere - highly recommend I wish the school with Great blessings

It's been 1 year in this school and I analyse everything they didn't respect parents of students they always shout at kids and some teachers in school abuse and kids use vape and cigrates Infront of teachers and fighting abusing is common in this school there is no soap for kids to wash hands and tissues they add too much tax in books price like we bought my 8 class brother books for 700 but outside this all books is for just 200 and they have no hesitation just talk and they take money for chemistry experiments in other school it's free but they take money for that all I just wanna say I don't like this school .

I am writing to express my deep concerns about the current state of the school, which I believe is severely impacting the educational experience and future of the children. Firstly, the management appears to be highly disorganized and ineffective. creating an environment of confusion and frustration for both students and parents. Basic operational matters are frequently overlooked with EGO, and there is a lack of transparency in communication. Moreover, the teaching staff seems understaffed, with several classes often lacking teachers altogether. When present, the teachers often rely on outdated methods and materials that fail to engage students or meet modern educational standards. This gap has significantly affected the quality of learning and development our children are receiving. In its current state, this school does not provide the level of education that parents expect and students deserve. I urge all parents to carefully consider this situation and not compromise on their children's education and future. I strongly request the ministry to address these issues. For the sake of our children's success and well-being, significant improvements are essential.