GEMS Al Barsha National School

1 year at the school - new head mistress- big changes which is a huge welcome- much more interaction with parent and students I’m confident the school in going in the right direction all the best with new teachers in place as well Thank you to this great school All the best fir our kids future

Incredible school and way underrated in G.Maps Reviews, School Facilities, Teachers & Principal, Classes & Halls, Focus on Islamic part & segregation starting year5 It is an amazing school that i would for sure recommend to any Expat or UAE National as well

My kids were there for the previous 3 years, unfortunately they are getting worse on most topics… one teacher were absent for most of the semester, and the new principal said to me the teacher was not good,,, and if you are unhappy with the school you must do something about it… in other words leave the school we don’t care… there are a lot of other issues, for example headsets during the GL test was not working and my daughter was unable to hear 13 questions and they didn’t do anything,,, we have to complain for basic learning things.. horrible experience, the only good thing in this school was the culture and students… i would not recommend this school for primary or secondary from my long experience with them… leaders cannot solve anything they will only respond to emails without taking actions… i am not supposed to run after teachers to cover the study material!

Over the past four years, I've noticed some big changes in the school. It's become stricter with more rules, but the learning experience is still good, though not perfect. Personally, I've grown a lot since I first started here. I've had lots of chances to join competitions and interact with others, which has helped me improve as a person. But there's also a downside. Some students here don't seem interested in learning. They can be troublemakers and rude. However, it's not everyone. There are also students who really want to learn and are willing to put in the effort. Despite the challenges, I'm staying focused on my own growth and trying to make the most of my time here. Overall, despite the ups and downs, if asked whether I'd recommend this school, I'd say yes. Despite some challenges with certain students, the opportunities for learning and personal development have been valuable. Plus, the supportive community of learners who are dedicated to their education makes it worth it. So, yes, I'd recommend it, but with the caveat that there might be some rough patches along the way.

After spending some time here, I've noticed some major issues. The teachers aren't very engaged, and things often feel disorganized. The people in charge don't seem to do much about it, which makes the whole atmosphere feel neglected and uninspiring. Unfortunately, there's also a lot of bullying among the students, which makes the place feel unsafe and unwelcoming. Overall, it's clear that this school isn't doing a great job of providing a positive learning environment. If you're thinking about sending your child here, I'd recommend looking elsewhere until they make some serious improvements. Also, the teachers yell at us in assembly for the school being "acceptable" when they know they are the ones who are supposed to fix themselves.