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At Nord Anglia Education, we know that leadership plays a vital role in every student’s success. And at the heart of every great school is a strong, inspiring Principal. But what does a Principal really do, and why does their leadership matter so much to students, teachers, and families?

Learn all about our ‘Flag Time' work in the Early Years to help students develop their metacognitive skills.

For families considering an international education, Global Campus is one of the many reasons why choosing Nord Anglia means choosing more than a school—it means joining a connected, inspired, and truly global learning community.

Aaron Regan (Primary Teacher at BIS Abu Dhabi) explains how his students show compassion using metacognition.

According to Gen Z, confidence, creativity, critical thinking, and independence are the most essential skills for navigating higher education and transitioning into their careers.

Read on for a closer look at all the benefits of bilingualism

Discover the benefits of music education in our latest blog post, "Why It's Important to Study Music."

Read about Raquel Thomson, one of the first Nord Anglia teachers to present the metacognition project on a global stage.

Hear Abigail Alexis-Olubuyide from the British School of Beijing, Shunyi about her professional development journey.

At Nord Anglia, our students not only dream big but go on to achieve big things. Read about some of our alumni's recent achievements.

In the ever-evolving world of education, the approach to how we assess students has always been one of the ‘hot potato’ topics dividing educators, parents, students and academics. But what’s the best way to go?

Dr Leslie Williams, Senior Programme Lead, Social Impact celebrates International Women’s Day 2024.

Want to learn the do’s and don’ts for helping your child make friends? Read our tips and tricks from this quick guide.

New research to examine how metacognitive skills support students’ learning.

In this article we explain what 'metacognition' is and how we can support students understanding themselves as learners. 

What makes the Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (aka the “IBDP”) stand out amongst other qualifications offered by schools? As the world’s largest IBDP provider, we’ve got a unique perspective.

We sat down with Mark Orrow-Whiting and Kate Erricker, who oversee Nord Anglia's curriculum, to get to the bottom of what metacognition is and why Gen Z care so much about it. 

In this article, Emily Murphy, who supports Nord Anglia’s edtech programme, talks about her work on innovation in education, edtech, and AI, and how they’re supporting our teachers.

We spoke to Vicky Saward, Head of Training for the Schools Division at the Anna Freud Centre, a children and young people’s mental health charity that works closely with our schools.

Students participated in voluntary work, donation drives and raised funds for their chosen communities.