Egypt, Cairo
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Wellbeing and social‑emotional development are central to GEMS BISM. The Wellness Program creates a safe, happy, and empowering environment for students. It aims to promote social health and emotional wellbeing for all learners, with a supportive and positive pastoral team. The school believes that happy students learn better and engage more meaningfully with their learning. A strong partnership between parents and the school supports every learner's development, and the pastoral team is available to discuss concerns or feedback.
The safeguarding and pastoral structures include a focus on learning differences. The Safeguarding Team lists a Deputy Head of LDD and a Head of LSAs to coordinate Learning Support, with Learning Support Assistants providing ongoing support for students who need additional help. The school emphasises inclusive practice and tailored support for diverse learners through its safeguarding and pastoral teams.
The Pastoral and Wellbeing Program prioritises mental health and emotional wellbeing for all students. The pastoral team provides care and support, with staff who are positive, caring, and attentive to each student's contributions. The program recognises that individuals may face challenges and that the school community shares responsibility to support them through difficult times. The Pastoral team is available to students, staff, and parents for concerns, suggestions, or feedback. The program aims to ensure students feel safe, welcomed, and engaged, contributing to their mental wellbeing.
Safeguarding at GEMS BISM is guided by the Safeguarding Policy framework (GEMS Safeguarding Policy and EEP Safeguarding Policy). All staff and volunteers receive appropriate training and support in safeguarding and child protection, with designated safeguarding leads responsible for safeguarding matters. A parent‑friendly safeguarding leaflet is provided, and the policy is available and reviewed annually, with ongoing oversight of safeguarding matters by GEMS.
GEMS British International School Madinaty is a British international school for learners aged 2 to 17 that delivers the English National Curriculum with a strong STEAM focus. The school combines EYFS with Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels and Cambridge A Levels, aligned to the National Curriculum of England. Students benefit from future-based learning technologies, AR/VR in classrooms and tablets across the learning environment, with a curriculum where all students from FS2 to Y8 take part in a hands-on STEAM programme. The 37,000 square metre campus features a swimming pool, multipurpose sports hall, football, tennis and basketball facilities, as well as dedicated music and art rooms and extensive outdoor playgrounds to support well-being and collaboration. Beyond the classroom, a broad co-curricular programme includes GEMUN, LEGO/engineering, drama and language clubs, plus leadership pathways such as Junior Innovators and Young Professionals and strong home-school partnerships through GEMS Egypt Connect. Campus life thrives.