Home schooling has become a hot topic lately. Some parents want their kids to get a better education at home, while others don’t see the point of spending time and money on school. What do you think? Home schooling is becoming increasingly common. In fact, according to the National Center for Education Statistics in the […]
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When applying to universities in the US, Advanced Placement courses and strong AP test scores can provide a significant advantage — especially if your sights are set on the Ivy League or similarly competitive schools. Read on to learn about the benefits of AP classes, how many to take, and how international students can access
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American-International education prioritizes rigor, high standards for learning, critical thinking, and an individualized approach to achievement. Students at AOSR benefit from the internationalism of our community, with over 50 nationalities represented. What makes an American-International education unique? An American-International education brings the best of all worlds to the classroom. This environment, fostered by educators recruited
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Lakefield College School was delighted to welcome H.E. Alfredo Martínez Serrano, Ambassador of Spain to Canada, to the school on January 31, 2022. His Excellency’s visit to LCS began with a lunch meeting with Head of School and Foundation, Anne-Marie Kee and Board Chair, Hugh Macdonnell ’85, P ’18. The Ambassador was then greeted by
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When one thinks of an international boarding school, they tend to only focus on students that have an international background or students that stay in accommodations on campus, but one can’t forget the important role a local day student plays. Most international boarding schools have international boarding students and local day students. Local day students
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Johanna and I have recruited students from around the world now for several years and one topic or question we receive increasingly is how diversity exclusion is avoided at our school and how does our school ensure inclusion amongst its student body. This is a mountain of a topic that I could go on and
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As an authorized school for the DP programme and a candidate school for the MYP programme, we hosted on the beginning of February an online visit with the IB team for the verification of the MYP programme. Our teachers and admin managed to provide a full visit even thought we had to do it virtually.
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Considered to be one of the most popular international curricula in the world, the International GCSEs and A Levels are studied in over 10,000 schools by over a million students in 160 countries. Over 1,400 universities worldwide recognise A Level qualifications. They are accepted by every UK university, by 600 universities in the US (including
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At CGA we aim for the holistic development of our students both inside and outside the classroom. To foster our students’ various interests, we offer a range of extracurricular activities, leadership positions as well as internships. All these help you explore your passions while demonstrating to university admissions officers who you are outside the classroom.
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Reflecting on six decades serving the international community of Milan Established in 1962, The American School of Milan–like many American international schools–was founded by a small group of expat parents who sought a schooling solution for their English-speaking children. They set up a non-profit association with a vision to establish a school which “assured English
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