Wellbeing and Belonging
Wellbeing is when children and adults feel at ease, act spontaneously, are open to the world, express inner rest and relaxation, show vitality and self-confidence, are in touch with their feelings and emotions, and enjoy life. GFS strives to ensure that all stakeholders can achieve a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing through our commitment and dedication to this strategic priority.
- GFS Talks interviewed Ms. Audrey Hametner about Upstrive
- GFS Talks interviewed Mr. Matthew Burfield about Men's Mental Health
- GFS Talks Interviewed George Peterkin about his career experiences within mental health field
- GFS Talks Interviewed Mr. Matthew Savage about his experiences with mental health
Meet The Welfare Team
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Ms. Hanaa El Sayed
Assistant Principal
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Mr. Jonathon Bateman
Assistant Headteacher Welfare
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Mr. Reece Robinson
Head of Student Welfare Early Years Foundation Stage to Key Stage 1
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Mr. Robert Dowdall
Head of Student Welfare Key Stage 2
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Ms. Rosie Lyle
Head of Student Welfare Key Stage 3
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Mr. Conor Hayden
Head of Student Welfare Key Stage 4
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Ms. Toyosi Omishola
Head of Student Welfare Key Stage 5
More To Explore
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Parent Associations
Research has shown the importance of parental engagement in the success of your child’s education
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Counselling
GFS aims to ensure positive mental health to all students and encourage them to reach their full potential by providing a counselling program.
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GEMS Alumni Network
Over the course of six decades, more than 400,000 students have graduated from GEMS Schools across the world and gone on to greatness.
