International Schools Blog

British Science Week is coming up! Read these creative ways to get younger international school students excited about all things science.

Learning about different school traditions can help students better understand other cultures and gain a global outlook. Take a look at these unique traditions from around the world.

The IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) Psychology guide has undergone a significant revision for first assessments in 2027. While many elements from the previous guide remain, the restructuring introduces new approaches to content delivery, assessment, and conceptual learning.

This article by Dr Christian Bryan and Dr Ellen Heyting aims to provide IB Psychology teachers with a clear understanding of these changes and what they mean for their classroom practice.

Reading for pleasure is at an all time low. Follow these steps to get your students back into the swing of reading, both inside and outside of the classroom.

AI has already made education more engaging, innovative, and impactful. Step into the future with these AI tools for your classroom this year.

This month’s big debate is about oracy. Should schools be focusing more on developing students’ speaking and listening skills? Let’s explore both sides of the argument.

Strict discipline doesn’t solve behavioural problems in schools. Learn how positive reinforcement supports better student behaviour, for longer.

Cheating with AI in schools is getting more common. Find out how to detect it, and how to discourage your students from doing it.

Action research lets you validate your teaching methods in real time. Discover the benefits and get some practical examples for your classroom.

Blockchain can seem like a big topic, but understanding it helps your students safely navigate the digital world and become young innovators. Here’s how to teach it.