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About this nursery
The Indian Nursery in Muscat, Oman, strives to provide an encouraging and stimulating environment where children can learn and grow. According to the company's description on OmanYP, they believe that children thrive when given the freedom to explore, build, and engage in imaginative play within their classrooms. The nursery emphasizes creating a space where kids can build confidence, try new things, and foster new friendships. Teachers are described as committed to supporting children's educational needs and keeping them on the right track, with a process that focuses on hiring teachers for their innate talents. The nursery aims to uphold a high standard in its curriculum and assessments, designed to empower teachers and help children pursue their dreams both now and in the future. Parental experiences shared in reviews present a mixed picture. Some former students fondly recall their time, mentioning positive memories of the physical environment like classrooms, parks, and the entrance, stating that the school remains in their memory as a "very good school." Others, however, highlight negative experiences regarding staff interaction, with one parent expressing deep disappointment about an admission process where their child was deemed "not fit and competent enough," and another mentioning teachers blaming parents. Despite these varied opinions, one review notes that the nursery serves mostly expat children, indicating its demographic focus. The overall sentiment suggests a need for consistent compassionate communication and support alongside the nursery's stated educational goals.
What this nursery offers
- Environment designed for learning and growth
- Curriculum empowers teachers to foster children's dreams
- Committed teachers supporting educational needs
- Encourages exploration, creativity, and new friendships
Features & amenities
nurturing environmentlearning focuschild developmentexpat community
What parents say
4.1
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What parents praise
- Fond memories from former students
- Good foundational learning for some children
- Positive recollections of the physical environment (classroom, park)
- Described as a 'small and nice Kindergarten'
- Catars to expat children
Things to consider
- Negative admission experience where a child was deemed not competent
- Perceived lack of emotional understanding from teachers towards parents
- Teachers not ready to help and blaming parents
- Lack of one-on-one interaction during admission process
Richard Fernandes
3 years ago
Parents come to such places with so much of excitement and dreams for their kids. Me and my 6 year's old daughter (transferred from Indian School Salalah) visited this place for admission as there were no seats available in the other Indian Schools as it was year end. With heavy and painful heart, hoping this Nursery could help us to accommodate my daughter. First of all, all the Teachers were grouped in the office and there was no one on one secession. Adding to the above, all the Teachers were interacting with me and my daughter. After all the discussion, they concluded that my daughter was not fit and competent enough to join KG2. They spoke in a way that I lost all the hopes and went back home with so much pain in me. Again, I tried calling Indian Schools around. I got a positive response from Indian School Bousher that if the child is competent and meet our standards, we would be happy to admit her in our School. The next day, we went to the School and after the test my daughter came out with a flying colors and the school were very happy to offer her admission in KG2 on a special consideration due to her intelligence and smartness. I am not against the School rules, but the Teachers should respect the emotions of the helpless parents and try to understand the situation. We come to you with lots of hopes and dreams. Finally, I would like to request Indian Nursery not to hurt the emotions of parents. Especially when they have no choice. CHEERZZ to Indian School Bousher!
Aaron Fernandes
5 years ago
I dont remember anything about teachers or staff. The only thing i remember is the entrance of building and the class rooms This school will be in my memory till my entire life
Amalu Rajeev
5 years ago
Its been 11 years .. When i left my pri school .. My base was in here . drawing , dance , classroom , park , entrance :no change . its very good school 💝
sarah taj
3 years ago
Bad experience... teachers not ready to help n blaming everything on parents if kid is not doing something
Rizwan Kazi
7 years ago
Small and nice Kindergarten... mostly expat kids.
Reviews are sourced from Google Maps.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is The Indian Nursery located?
The Indian Nursery is located in Muscat, Oman, with a formatted address of HCW3+FJW. An older listing also specifies P.O. Box 110, Muscat, and mentions Al Khuwair.
What is the contact number for The Indian Nursery?
The Indian Nursery can be contacted at +968 24495224 or +968 24486412.
Does The Indian Nursery have a website?
Yes, a website address www.indian-nursery.com/ is listed for The Indian Nursery.
What is the philosophy of The Indian Nursery?
The Indian Nursery aims to create an environment that encourages kids to learn and grow, giving them the freedom to be themselves, try new things, and make new friends, with a curriculum designed to empower teachers and help children follow their dreams.
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