Utama International School
Kuala Lumpur
British
kindergarten to secondary
by car & bus mostly
The school has a small swimming pool, small library, not so big field and not so big classrooms. It has no canteen/cafeteria, no hall/gym, no projector/modern equipment in classrooms, almost no extra-curricular activities, no expatriate teachers, no parent association and no 'wow' factor! Most importantly, the school has no proper selection of teachers. Just because one studied overseas, it does not mean he makes a good teacher, especially if he can't even communicate properly in English and has difficulty putting simple messages across to students.
The parents seem to have to help themselves in this area. Teachers are not so helpful, especially primary teachers. Many are not well-trained. English level of many teachers are not up to international standards. But most of them enjoy shouting at students whenever they can, sometimes for no apparent reason.
Non existent.
There is a need to consider carefully. If possible find out the good and bad of a school before enrolling.
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