Students, parents and teachers celebrate excellent A Level results
Students from GEMS Education British curriculum schools have again raised the bar of academic excellence, surpassing last year’s results.
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Outstanding IB Results Across our Schools
Congratulations to our IB Diploma students who have attained the best ever results across the GEMS network of schools
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Keeping the GEMS Community Informed
These are challenging times and we want to help you stay informed...
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Health & Safety at Our Schools
Our schools are ready to welcome back our students into our safe and inclusive environments
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We are educators first
Driven by a singular purpose, to put a quality education within the reach of every learner. For them, we are a window into a vibrant tomorrow - to their future, and their endless potential.
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Which School?We are here to help you choose a school that's right for your child, wherever you go. -
UniversitiesGEMS students are accepted by some of the world's most prestigious universities -
Student SuccessHow a GEMS school can help your child achieve academic success -
Great teachersAlong with our students, we never stop learning
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This is an unprecedented time for everyone within education
These are challenging times and we want to help you stay…
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Recognising Teachers & StudentsRecognising our Parents and Students: Awarding Excellence at our Schools and Beyond -
EnrichmentA spectrum of enriching and rewarding activities - inside and outside the classroom
Teaching in the world's curriculum
American Curriculum
British Curriculum
Indian curriculum
International Baccalaureate
American Curriculum
A broad balanced education option. For students from Kindergarten (age 5) to Grade 12 (age 17). Focused on enquiry based learning and 21st century skills. American High School Diplomas are accepted by all US universities and are well recognised around the world.
British Curriculum
Also known as the National Curriculum for England. For students from Nursery (ages 3-4) to Primary (ages 4–11) to Secondary (ages 11–18). Focused on creative and critical thinking as well as academic goals. GCSEs and A Level qualifications are recognised by major universities around the world.
Indian curriculum
CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and CISCE (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations) options are available. Focused on academic achievement and culture. Qualifications are widely recognised by all Indian universities and increasingly more international universities.
International Baccalaureate
Three IB programme options available for students aged 3 to 19. They are designed to help young people grow academically, personally, emotionally and socially. Focused on developing life-long love of learning and skills to thrive in a globally connected world.
