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I have encountered many International Days over my many years of teaching. In every school I have worked in this event has been a hugely special occasion, celebrating the diversity of the school community.

The children in EY1 have been thinking about listening - discriminating a foreground sound against background noise.

The children had ideas about creating a space for painting in our Atelier. This week I have been working with the children to introduce such a space.

Candidates for the Executive Master in International Education at King’s College London met for the first time in December 2016 to share their experiences and learn about the unique challenges in international education.

Thank you for participating in our short dining survey. We value your comments and opinions to help us review the food and services provided by Flik during our first semester.

In a world in which we are preparing our youngest generation for professions still unknown, it is imperative to fuel children’s curiosity and appetite for learning.

We decided to ask the children about their ideas on developing our Atelier.

Creating the World’s most Pedagogically Advanced School Building.

On the first day back after the holidays we took delivery of a carpet which came wrapped around a large and fairly sturdy cardboard tube.

Singing seems to be a natural language for children, providing a playful and emotionally satisfying context for building relationships.

Since the start of the year the children have shown a desire to help care for the classroom plants...

Our school was featured on the Houston Life TV yesterday showcasing our MiLearning festival.

We are pleased to announce that the first ever Global Games North America is just around the corner. From 29th November to 3rd December 2017, students from across the US and Mexico will head to Orlando, Florida to compete in a variety of sports including archery, basketball, sand volleyball and much more.

The first Global Campus Lego Challenge is now open. Find out more!

One of my favourite moments this week was watching nearly all of the children totally engaged in playing in the sand pit which was a wonderful combination of water and wet sand.

Our school is honoured to host Jim Plunkett-Cole, a runner from the UK who has embarked on an incredible adventure that will see him emulating the epic run of fictional character Forest Gump.

I am sure we have all heard schools say, we ‘Personalise’ learning, but what does this really mean, and do all schools mean the same thing when they use the phrase?

Part of Nord Anglia Education’s Global Campus programme, the expedition to the Arusha area in Tanzania, Africa is an opportunity for our Principals and students to discover a new culture, meet new people, explore new places and make a difference to the lives of others.

Out of a total of 613 entries, 6 of our students' photos have been ranked in the top 50, including a fantastic third place finish! The Student Choice award is still open - find out more and vote today!

One tool that helps us to think more deeply about children’s actions and interactions is the concept of schemas.