International Schools Blog

Willow School's founders were driven by a shared vision of providing a world-class education in Algeria. Read more about the secret of their success.

Students’ health and wellbeing improves when they express themselves creatively – and so does your classroom atmosphere. Get started with these five activities to boost creativity in schools.

Critical thinking is an essential skill for students – but should it be taught as a standalone subject? We consider the reasons for and against.

Most educators would agree that concept-based teaching and learning is vital to any meaningful education. The IB programme, for example, aligns with concept-based teaching and learning through its emphasis on critical thinking, intercultural understanding, transfer of knowledge and the learner profile.

We can’t yet fully understand the effects of remote learning during the pandemic. But what are students back in school showing us already? We take a look.

Meet a 'true magician' in the classroom. Our 2024 Pearson International School Teacher of the Year, Auzair Collector, reveals his education tricks.

World Mental Health Day 2024 is an opportunity to discuss important topics around health and emotions with young people. Get started with these tips.

Discover five creative ideas to teach the UN Sustainable Development Goals and foster the key skills learners will need for the future.

Wondering how to talk about politics with your students? This blog has some useful advice for teachers to help your students become more politically engaged.

Generation Alpha will face a lot of challenges. They’ll need to solve the climate crisis and figure out how to co-exist with ever more powerful technology. That’s why World Youth Skills Day is a day to celebrate the skills young people have – and help them to build the skills they’ll need for the future.