Expatriate families who are planning a move to Singapore have to make a lot of important decisions, and many of those decisions must be finalised before they ever arrive in their new home. This can be a frustrating and daunting task, especially when it comes to choosing a place to live and a school to […]
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Discover one of the most extraordinary places to attend an international school. Find out in this video, why Thailand belongs to the top destinations to get a world-class education. Watch the video Featured in this video Schools in alphabetical order: British International School, Phuket (BISP) English medium, co-educational, day and boarding school established in 1996
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In this fun new video created by Milo Zanecchia ’08 with help from current student Daisy Bachofen ’20, High School boarding students showcase their rooms and discuss what life is like in the TASIS dorms.
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In Grades 11 and 12, besides the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) Prem Tinsulanonda International School in Chiang Mai Thailand offers the option of the IB Career-related Programmes (IBCP) in Art and Design, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship or Information Technology, alongside the school’s own high school diploma, which is accredited by the NEASC. What is the IBCP?
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We have interviewed two International Baccalaureate (IB) education experts who work in the best IB schools worldwide. They have shared their insights and answered some questions about the program. If you want to learn more about this globally recognized educational framework, read the article! The IB offers four educational programs for children aged 3 to
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Upon arriving in Singapore, you might be picking your jaw up from the floor when you look at the prices for basic necessities such as food, clothing and shelter. It’s true that the cost of living in Singapore is quite high, and leaves many expatriates with sticker shock. However, you won’t have to drain your
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At the request of Le Régent Crans Montana College, Le Rosey is to enter into a collaborative project whose objective is to maintain Le Régent’s identity while sharing with it Rosey’s own expertise and educational values. This coaching relationship is set to continue for a trial period of three years, after which time a closer
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Did you know that maths isn’t just remembering numbers, it’s part of everything we see and do and even how our bodies are made! From home, to school, to the park and all the places in-between, you can see real-world examples of maths. For example when using measurements in a recipe or deciding how long
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Before deciding to spend her grade 10 school year away from home, Anna Pronnet was 100% certain she would stay in her home country of Germany for secondary school. However, her plans changed quickly after meeting Johanna Ziegler, Fulford Academy’s current Director of Admissions, at a school presentation in Germany where she became interested in
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At Saint-Charles, languages are at the forefront of our teaching. Starting as early as 8 years old, we introduce our students to English and German in addition to our main language of instruction, French. In our school, we call these pockets of English and German “language islands”. Students in Primary and Secondary school have 2
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