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Reduced fees for Kings Schools, Dubai, UAE

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Mai Hendy
6 years ago

In this together

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Steve
6 years ago

Additionally have you the staff taken pay cuts ?

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Veronica Smulders
6 years ago

Share the sentiment

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Bhumika Kotecha
6 years ago

We as a family are expecting a reduction just like how other parents from other schools have had a reduction in fees!!

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Dorothy Leamon
6 years ago

Everybody needs a little financial help in these trying times

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Muhitur Rahman
6 years ago

In hard times like this we discover the true colours of all institutes and what they stand for. Some institutes are giving discounts without anyone having to request, well done to those, may god bless your act of sincerity, humbleness and loyalty towards the community. We need to stop creating fancy websites with catchy slogans advertising to the world that we care and support the community. In times like this when the community is suffering we will see and discover the true colours of all institutes as to what they stand for.

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Sathish Subbiah
6 years ago

Kings needs to show what kind of institution they are and what morals they stand for. It is a shame that it has come to this and parents need to petition to get their rightful money back.

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Sehir Ali
6 years ago

Kings Al Barsha must discount the Term 3 fees. We have all been badly affected financially by the unprecedented pandemic. Kings needs to show some morals and not profit from the current economic downturn.

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Laurent
6 years ago

I believe that the school has a social responsibility to play and should lead by example. All businesses as well as people have to get through this period. A discount is one way to participate responsibly. At the same time, we parents must think about the teachers of our children. I don’t mind if capital investments are delayed. We joined KSAB from the start and many buildings / infrastructure was not complete. Yet we did not complain and request for fee reduction as we cared about education first. Today, I care again about education, not buildings. I would ask that a discount on fees apply to all, some investments be delayed to protect what a school is all about education (and the teachers and their salary behind).

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Nadia Mian
6 years ago

Please reduce the fees at this difficult time financially.

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Mercer
6 years ago

On behalf of our nephew and his family struggling in Dubai , we urge you to refund fees.

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Dhwani M
6 years ago

I would look at some relief in the fee as we all know the current situation leaves us with no choices.

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Saleh Saleh
6 years ago Featured

Social responsibility should be exercised. We’re not in need of financial support, we’re asking for fair deal. The hit must be shared together. We’re not denying the efforts of teachers. However, this should be fair, 30% reduction is the least we would expect and accept

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I really need discount as I’m a tour guide freelancer and not gain any money! My husband didn’t get his salary yet and we don’t know how will be the situation for a soccer coach after this? I have 2 sons studying at the moment and we need a support Thanks

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Olga Bardukova
6 years ago

Being loyal to Kings Al Barsha School for the last 6 years despite price increase year on year, now it’s the time for the school to take into account the uncertainty around us and do their Best about the school fees for the 3rd semester.

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Ruvini Wawulagala
6 years ago

Everyone is financially effected, most have to take 3 month pay cut and might be longer than 3 months. How come school is trying to keep 100% profit plus additional profit by saving on operational cost. We have to provide WiFi we have to provide stationery we wasted so much on uniforms that will be outgrown even without wearing we have to keep them busy buy buying apps, gadgets etc. KSAB trying to profit more while all of us suffer! That is not INTOGETHER

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Nabeel
6 years ago

School should give some discount and follow what all other schools are doing

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Kindly address this situation with realistic expectations from parents. We were expecting atleast some relief if not in term 3 than in the new academic year in September.

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Noha Gamal
6 years ago

The hospitality sector has been affected badly by coronavirus impact, many people had been sent in unpaid leave, and got salary cuts, this should be considered & and taken into account

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Arshi Kaura
6 years ago

The way Kings is handling the situation is really hurting and I hope that they deliver that they have always preached " community " aspect.