مركز الارتقاء لضيافة الأطفال

4.3(36 reviews)مقصورة رقم 3 · Riyadh

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About this nursery

Al-Irtiqa Center for Children's Hospitality, situated in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is recognized as a facility offering early learning and daycare services for young children. Its strategic location within the Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University area, in proximity to King Khalid International Airport, makes it accessible for many families in the region. The center operates with consistent hours, opening its doors from Monday to Thursday, and also on Sunday, between 6:00 AM and 4:00 PM, providing extended care options for working parents. Described by reviewers as a kindergarten school, Al-Irtiqa Center strives to create a sophisticated and enriching educational environment. Feedback from some families praises the center for being a wonderful and exceptionally well-organized establishment. It has been commended for its distinguished efforts in delivering an educational setting that successfully merges creativity with professional childcare. This approach aims to support children's development through engaging activities and a stimulating atmosphere. The center’s management aims to provide a nurturing space where children can learn and grow. However, the center has also received mixed reviews regarding certain aspects of its service. While some parents appreciate the dedicated efforts of specific teachers and the overall positive environment, other feedback has raised concerns about the qualifications of staff, particularly for children requiring special support, and the adequacy of classroom resources and space. Despite these varying experiences, Al-Irtiqa Center remains a notable option for children's care and early education in Riyadh, inviting parents to explore its facilities and educational philosophy to determine its suitability for their children.

What this nursery offers

  • Strategically located near Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University in Riyadh
  • Offers extended operating hours for childcare convenience (6 AM - 4 PM on weekdays and Sunday)
  • Praised by some reviewers as a wonderful and well-organized center
  • Aims to provide a sophisticated educational environment blending creativity and professionalism

Features & amenities

kindergartendaycarechildrens hospitalityRiyadh

What parents say

4.3

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What parents praise

  • Wonderful and well-organized environment
  • Sophisticated educational approach combining creativity and professionalism
  • Kind treatment from a specific teacher mentioned

Things to consider

  • Concerns about unqualified staff for children with disabilities
  • Lack of essential resources and small classrooms
  • Reported high child-to-teacher ratio (15 children with one teacher)
  • Allegations of children being confined to chairs and unconcerned caregivers
  • Reports of poor treatment of children, including yelling
  • Issues with toy availability and reluctance to provide them to children
  • Birendra Prasad Sah

    Birendra Prasad Sah

    in the last week

    It's kindergarten school for children

  • T O

    T O

    4 months ago

    The place is wonderful and very well-organized. Thanks and appreciation to the Al-Irtiqa Center for its distinguished efforts in providing a sophisticated educational environment that combines creativity and professionalism. It was a worthy experience, with its activities and creativity. To our dear teacher, Hadeel, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kind treatment, your constant smile, and your boundless generosity. Your kind influence will forever remain in my heart.

  • ضوء القمر

    ضوء القمر

    2 months ago

    The center is excellent and clean, but the Jordanian director employs shadow teachers for inclusion cases who are neither specialized nor qualified to deal with children with disabilities. They don't have the necessary certifications for such a job, and they lie to parents, claiming that the person handling their child's case is a specialist. Parents should be thorough and check the qualifications of the teacher who will be responsible for their child's case, as these children are a trust placed in their hands. This matter should be investigated, and the identities and qualifications of the shadow teachers working with the children with disabilities should be revealed by the relevant authorities at the center. I have delivered the message; O God, bear witness.

  • afaf alnouh

    afaf alnouh

    a month ago

    Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. My grandson, aged one year and eleven months, was registered, and I paid the required amount and signed a three-month contract. However, the center lacks many essential resources for the children, and the classrooms are very small. There are 15 children in each class with only one teacher. My grandson hasn't adapted to them because they keep him confined to his high chair. Can you imagine him stuck in that chair from morning until noon? When I asked the teacher why, she said he cries and moves around a lot—an excuse worse than the actual problem. Furthermore, some teachers take pictures of the children without any supervision. My grandson cries, and the caregiver is completely unconcerned. I swear to God, I can hear my grandson crying from the middle of the hallway, without exaggeration. May God hold them accountable. A decision was made shortly before the end of the month, and I requested a refund due to the lack of resources in the classrooms. They refused to refund me. I filed a complaint with Human Resources and the government, and thankfully, I received my money back, but it's still partially deducted. I won't accept this, even if it means taking the matter to the King and Crown Prince. I want my money back. 💔

  • hessa s

    hessa s

    2 months ago

    Unfortunately, the treatment at the nursery was terrible. I paid a hefty sum, and the caregivers yelled at the children, who were scared and traumatized. The toys were awful; they were reluctant to give them to the children. I hope you reconsider who you hire. Install cameras so they can behave properly. If they don't fear God, they should at least fear you as management. It's heartbreaking to see a helpless child being treated so cruelly!

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Location & opening hours

Location

مقصورة رقم 3, Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University -, مطار الملك خالد الدولي، الرياض 13415, Saudi Arabia

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Opening hours

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Monday
06:00-16:00
Tuesday
06:00-16:00
Wednesday
06:00-16:00
Thursday
06:00-16:00
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
06:00-16:00

Frequently asked questions

What kind of services does Al-Irtiqa Center for Children's Hospitality offer?

Al-Irtiqa Center is described as a kindergarten school for children, offering early learning and daycare services.

Where is Al-Irtiqa Center for Children's Hospitality located?

It is situated at Maqsurah Raqam 3, Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, King Khalid International Airport, Riyadh 13415, Saudi Arabia.

What are the operating hours for Al-Irtiqa Center?

The center is open Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It is closed on Fridays and Saturdays.

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