Gems United Indian School

Enrolling my child at GEMS UNITED INDIAN SCHOOL has been one of the best decisions for their education. The faculty and staff are incredibly dedicated, fostering a nurturing environment that encourages both academic and personal growth. The teachers demonstrate a genuine passion for education, going above and beyond to ensure each student's success.

I am not satisfied with the management of this school. They only care about the students who are good at education and not about the ones who have talents. They always delay in appreciating students and giving certificates. There is no information provided by the teachers for any activities. The date sheet for exams is given a week or two before the exams and very less gap is provided between subjects which pressurizes the students to score well in less amount of time and yet very few are appreciated

POOr administration... Receptionist staff is not good .. we go for KG admission but still saying you are in waiting list 4 time we can visit but nothing... Sometime say seat availble and transport no have.. next time go than no seat only transport available.. Only waste of time .. Her study also same like that.. I don't recommend to go there. .

We were very anxious when we shifted from Bangalore this year to Abu Dhabi, about the right school to find for our child. We weren’t too sure when applying to Gems United if this was the right one, as it didn’t have many parental reviews. So I thought of writing this one after 3 months of our experience with this school, which could probably help other parents. The application process was a breeze. And unlike other few schools that we approached who didn’t even bother to engage appropriately, we had the staff take us on a school tour. Thereafter the entire onboarding process was excellent- from books to fee, transport registration etc. My kid is usually a little shy in the beginning, and we were wondering how it would be. To our surprise the very first day she came back home so happy and indeed made some friends too. So what had happened was that the teachers and classmates prepared Welcome cards for her and got her really comfortable. Coming from a competitive place like Bangalore this was a real relief for us. The teachers here are always like on war footage, they are more responsive that we can expect. They take a lot of interest to ensure each child is attended too and is understanding the concepts. They provide a lot of supporting material for each lesson. My kid just finished her Term 1 and has aced in all her core subjects, we are really happy with her performance indeed! Apart from academics, kids have Music, Arts and P.E. I was surprised that kids started from the basics of learning the music notes. PE includes Yoga too. The school actively participates in Environmental activities like “Save Our Soil”, Plant a tree on World Environment day etc. Long story short we are really happy to have joined the Gems United Family!

As someone as a student, NOT a parent. I joined this school in the senior years anyways, and I can say the management like others mentioned in reviews is honestly horrible. They are just they're own breed, who changes the duration of the periods in an DAILY basis? Who gives out information at the night saying "oh, right, you can do this by the way!". Avoid this school. The cold truth is, everyone who is sent off by other schools, end up here. You probably will find the most amount of failures now in 11th going to 12th, etc. If you are just doing elementary for your child or whatever, that's fine. But please for your own sake, change to somewhere else if your child actually takes studies seriously, and can and wants to score marks. Otherwise, just keep it in this school cuz' they'll be VERY happy to repeat you again and again. Oh did I mention, almost all of our teachers left in the phase of us being promoted to 12th, meaning, these teachers are new to us. They don't know us, our behavior, etc. Honestly careless. They take LOADS of money from us, essentially scam you too in some ways, and then give teachers less. It's honestly a nightmare for both parties.