Wellbeing at the heart of the curriculum
For the last four years, the school has taken part in the Dubai Student Wellbeing Census, a project run by the KHDA in partnership with the Government of South Australia, to find out how students feel and think about their own wellbeing, happiness, quality of life, and engagement.
Previously, we have used several different programmes, both digital and paper-based, to measure the non-academic factors that influence learning and flag up the challenges children face. Whilst these surveys have provided valuable insights, the data has largely focused on school life, leaving teachers keen to develop a deeper understanding of life outside of the classroom.