With children and staff from 35 different nationalities, celebrating International Mother Tongue Day at BEPS International School is a must. The day gives the opportunity for children to experience a wealth of new experiences, languages and tastes, and is one that is eagerly anticipated. Wearing clothes that represent home countries means that on this day […]
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Let’s Talk About It! How to Get Our Kids Talking Student welfare at Yew Chung International School of Beijing is an important part of our holistic education and this year a number of new initiatives have been introduced to promote wellbeing. Our school counsellor, Rachel George, discusses the “Let’s Talk About It” project, and offers
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Learning should not just be about sitting in a classroom with a head in a book. We have a whole world out there which can give new experiences and shape the personality of each individual child. ‘Learning outside the classroom is a tool for teaching and learning which has been proven to raise attainment and
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New British School Jakarta’s Principal Steps Up with Innovative Learning Methods for Middle Years – British School Jakarta (BSJ) will implement IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) and IB Careers-related Programme (IBCP) in August 2019. Jakarta, Indonesia – The new British School Jakarta Principal, David Butcher, announced two new initiatives for the school’s curriculum framework, the
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In this episode of TASIS Stories, Director of Communications Mark Chevalier seeks to tap into the collective wisdom of three TASIS legends—Mark Aeschliman, Howard Stickley, and Bill Eichner—each of whom has devoted at least 35 years to the School and worn a number of hats along the way. Mark Aeschliman Mark Aeschliman joined the TASIS Faculty
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This year, BISP’s Anchalee in Year 11 was chosen as a finalist for her short story at the Neilson Hays Young Writers Awards. The Neilson Hays Young Writers Awards is an annual writing competition, drawing contestants to submit creative writing from all around Thailand. Students, aged 10-18 in both international and local Thai schools, were invited
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Fulford Academy’s family atmosphere and small size proved to be Brett’s catalyst for change Brett Lee first set foot on Canadian soil in 2001 as a young 13-year old boy who spoke no English and knew nothing outside of his life in Seoul, Korea. He attended school in Eastern Canada where he quickly developed a
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Located 1 hour from Basel, Switzerland, 2.5 hours from Paris, France and 2 hours from Zurich, The Collège and Lycée Saint-Charles is an intimate school in the beautiful and historic town of Porrentruy, Switzerland. The area is known for its temperate climate even in the winter, beautiful green countryside and proximity to all that Switzerland has to
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6 Tips for Parents: Helping Your Child Cope with Anxiety It is normal for children to feel stressed by the pressures of growing up, school life and exams, but there are things parents can do to help. Rachel George, School Counsellor at Yew Chung International School of Beijing, shares some of her tips for parents
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Outstanding Achievements and Innovation The Annual British International School Awards were held on 21st January in London’s Connaught Rooms, recognising the outstanding achievements and innovation found in British International Schools around the world. Shrewsbury International School Bangkok Riverside was named winner for the category Supporting Student Pathways to College/University. The School has a well established
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