International Schools Blog

In today’s education landscape, schools are increasingly seeking ways to equip students with not just academic qualifications, but also the skills demanded by universities and employers, along with the mindset to thrive and lead in a complex, fast-changing world.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Here's how to rustle up tasty morning food and more attentive students at your school.

By knowing signs of neurodivergence and how to accommodate (and celebrate) it, you can create an inclusive, intelligent classroom. Read more below.

Children in the Netherlands are the happiest in the world. Here's how you can replicate their home and learning environments, to spread happiness in your classroom.

Greenhouse classes are a fun, creative way to spend time outdoors (whilst still being indoors!) and learn about sustainability. Here’s how you can make your own.

Light International School Mombasa holds various special days once a term to equip students with the essential skills they need. We find out more about how these days are equipping students with the skills they need to thrive in the modern world.

Active screen time can help prepare students for the digital world. Here's why, and how to effectively implement it in the classroom.

Parents and educators are becoming increasingly wary of screentime. Read how schools can integrate and balance digital learning with traditional methods.

Students are becoming more interested in giving back from a younger age. Here's how to talk to them about student volunteering.

Empathy is essential in the classroom - but just how can you demonstrate it to students and help them develop their own empathy?