Ways to Wellbeing

During these challenging times, we are exploring ways to further enhance the wellbeing of our students, both in school and virtually.

Ways to Wellbeing During these challenging times, we are exploring ways to further enhance the wellbeing of our students, both in school and virtually. During these challenging times, we are exploring ways to further enhance the wellbeing of our students, both in school and virtually.

At BIS Abu Dhabi, we are continually seeking to find new ways to help place wellbeing at the heart of everything we do. With this in mind, we have created a series of Remote Learning Resources to help support our students’ wellbeing, which will be published each half term.

These activities draw on new and existing resources to give your child a wide variety of options beyond the classroom, such as:

Global Campus Activities
House and Service activities
Solo Brain Breaks
Creative Craft
Physical Activities
Mindfulness Colouring
Student-friendly Podcasts
Family Activities

The PDFs of activities can be printed or used on a device, with clickable links and QR codes to make accessing online content easy. For Global Campus activities, students can only log in using their school email. If you need any support in accessing Global Campus, please contact your child’s class teacher or form tutor.

You can view the Ways to Wellbeing resource by clicking here, or download at the bottom of this article.

Please end any pictures or videos of you, or your families completing tasks to our Instagram page (@bis_ad), our Facebook page (@britishinternationalschoolabudhabi), or use the hashtag #bisabudhabiwellbeing.

In addition, we have several exciting key events coming up in the next few weeks that students can take part in school and online. On Kindness Day (Monday, 9th November), students are encouraged to wear yellow and on House Day (Wednesday, 18th November), students should wear their house colour. National day will also be celebrated at the end of November, and further information will follow.

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