International Schools Blog

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

Summer holidays are a way for students to experience being a global citizen. Here’s how to connect summer travel with global citizenship in the classroom.

Learners who come back to school refreshed from their break will be looking for new challenges. Pearson Primary International Science author Lesley Butcher shares four ways to start the school year positively.

Inclusion in the classroom boosts students' academic performance, tolerance and empathy. Learn how to make inclusion an instinctive part of your school.

In this article, we explore the past, present and future of IB Environmental Systems and Societies (ESS), and outline ways in which the new course can be taught.

Digital safeguarding is just as essential to children’s education as maths and literacy. Follow these tips to promote cyber safety among your students.

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.

Find out how our Pearson International School Teacher Awards 2024 Outstanding Innovator winner, Braden Cobb embedded financial literacy into his classroom.

Is the pen mightier in the battle of writing by hand versus typing? We take a look at the benefits of both handwriting and keyboard skills in modern education.

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.