International Schools Blog

Take a look at how to teach fractions in a fun, impactful way for young learners.

Discover the pros and cons of phonics-based learning strategies, as well as other possible approaches to boost students' reading comprehension.

As the next series of Year 6 external assessment tests approaches, many teachers will be considering how best to prepare learners. You will have worked with a group of learners for some time and know how much progress they have made in science. But how can this be turned into examination grades that are a true benchmark of each learner’s achievements? This article aims to give an insight into best practice based around a variety of readily accessible sources and materials.

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

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.

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.

In this article, we explore why schools in India are adopting Pearson Edexcel’s international curriculum under NEP 2024, focusing on global best practices, degree equivalences and preparing students for international universities and careers. 

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.

The holiday break is nearly here and your thoughts may be turning to how you can ensure your learners continue their reading practice at home and continue to make progress in their learning. 

Children thrive when they feel like part of a close-knit community. In a supportive environment, they’re better able to focus on studying and working well alongside their peers. However, sometimes it can be challenging to break down the barriers between different classes, ages, and friendship circles. Developing a community-building policy can help to bring students together.