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Nord Anglia Education, commonly referred to as Nord Anglia, is a provider of international schools.
Victoria Street 160, SW1E 5LB, London, United Kingdom
I got in serious trouble just because I locked around saying one sentence! And they don't even specialize in helping people learn in different ways because, I have anxiety and a little bit of autism and they don't even care! Once a teacher made me get embarrassed infant of my whole class! And another time was when a teacher criticized my reading skills infant of my class even tho they SHOULD know that I have anxiety!
Absolutely terrible. Their schools are money-sucking useless places. They just make kids braindead and mean. Their website is very badly designed and they prefer profit over EVERYTHING. All they want is your money. Avoid them at all costs. They will make claims that their "learning" is made just for your child, and so on. They are complete lies.
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