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GEMS International School - Al Khail
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GEMS students are accepted by
Some of the world's most prestigious universities -
GIS Preschool
Give your little one the best start -
GIS
Developing lifelong learners
The GIS Experience
In The Words of Our Head of School
Simon Herbert
Meet Simon Herbert, GIS Head of School and CEO, as he talks all things education, the IB, school culture, student life and the future of learning. It’s the inside scoop on the GIS experience!
GEMS International School, Al Khail is an
IB World School
The International Baccalaureate ® (IB) offers an education for students aged 3 - 19 and aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better world through intercultural understanding and respect.
Why choose GIS?
Explore what makes GIS unique
Sustaining natural curiosity and amplifying the desire to learn
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Innovation and Creativity
We are fortunate to have a technology-integrated curriculum in which we use cutting-edge technology -
The International Baccalaureate (IB)
Students receive a broad education that will encourage them to be lifelong learners
2024 IBDP Results
Congratulations to our GIS Students
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15%
Achieved 35 points or more
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54%
Of IBDP Students at GIS achieved 30 points or more
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31
Point average achieved by GIS Diploma Students, scoring above the world average
#WeRGIS
Latest News from our Community
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GEMS IB Conference 2024
GEMS International School welcomed 300 GEMS IB educators to the GEMS IB Conference 2024!
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IB Exams or Olympics?
GIS student Nour El Eslam Mecherek, had more pressure on her shoulders than most of her classmates this year, as she balanced the pressures of intense training required to compete internationally in fencing and studying for her IB Diploma
The GIS IB Experience
TESTIMONIALS
Why is GIS special for our community?
Our students, parents and teachers talk about what makes GIS special to them.
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"I love GIS because it is totally balanced."
Esha Dighe, Grade 6 Student
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"The MyHealth programme introduced me to running"
Anna Benson, Grade 7 Student