Never seen a bad review of this magnitude in Wikipedia. Obviously, someone thought of using Wikipedia as a school review forum ;o) Here are a couple of excerpts for those who can't access the site:

"In 2012 it was announced that the school had been struggling to obtain the proper permits and authorizations from the local Chinese government. The owner of the school stated publicly that the teachers had been working in Shanghai with tourist visas for at least 6 months. Tourist visas only allow visitors to stay for 30 days and it is illegal to work in China while visiting with a tourist visa. [1] He also admitted there were "difficulties" paying the teachers on a regular schedule. The administration declined to provide details on what exactly these difficulties were. [2]

The Principal has shown little or no empathy for past and present staff she has recruited during these difficult times. In fact it is unfortunate to say the Principal has become part of the rot in the school through her actions.

The current situation is a repeat of the 2012 situation where members of staff do not have a work visa to be employed as teachers, they are working on L tourist visas! The teacher's salaries in Shanghai, Beijing & Tianjin Rego are more than two months late as of November 7 2013 and they have not been provided with health insurance since the beginning of the school year."