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Our Forest School programme is an inspirational way to learn, which develops confidence and self-esteem through hands on experiential activities in the outdoors. 

Nature-based learning offers a sense of caring for the environment from an early age.

Acts of kindness have a positive impact not only on the recipients of the kindness.

It is important for students to take control of their own education and development, a skill that they will need in any place of work.

Music may not give you the qualifications to become a doctor, scientist, or lawyer, but it equips you with the mental agility to succeed in all specialisms.

For students to truly flourish, they must learn how to overcome hurdles put in their path.

It is important to learn to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V is reputed to have said, “I speak in Latin to God, Italian to Women, French to Men, and German to my Horse.“ We can question his attitudes to gender politics and equine husbandry, but there’s no doubt Charles V was a successful language learner, as at home in the salons of Siena as in the stables of Schleswig-Holstein.

In these days of inclusive education, we are all teachers of learners with learning difficulties. Across the NAE family of schools we all work hard to support these students with SEN to make good progress, and technology means that we can even make it possible for children and young people with significant difficulties to have full access to the curriculum. However, not everyone feels as confident with this area of their teaching as they would like to so. The SEN Community in Nord Anglia University is a great way for all SEN and Learning Support teachers to share information and resources and ask questions.