International Schools Blog

IB DP History teachers are currently faced with exciting dilemmas following publication of the new Subject Guide in early February 2026. Samuel J Richards, Head of Social Sciences at the International School of Kenya in Nairobi explains more.

Discover how to choose, evaluate and implement the right educational resources in your classroom. Here’s our learning materials advice for teachers.

What is interdisciplinarity and why does it matter in schools? We take a look at the benefits, challenges, and ways to integrate it to inspire deeper, more connected learning.

Inspire curiosity and develop your students’ STEM skills – try these hands-on activities to learn about space right from the classroom.

In July 2025, students from MAZ International School, Malaysia demonstrated how a strong curriculum and dedicated mentorship can nurture students’ potential. Competing against thousands of peers nationwide, five teams of young innovators won judges over with their creativity and technical skills in two prestigious artificial intelligence (AI) competitions hosted by Sunway University and Monash University in Malaysia. 

We know international schools all around the world want science qualifications that are rigorous, fair, and recognised by top universities. Assessing practical skills through written papers offers distinct advantages for international students over live practical exams and provides a cost-effective alternative to live practical exams without disadvantaging students in university admissions.

In may seem like a cliche but in today’s rapidly evolving world, the landscape of education and assessment is changing to keep pace with shifting societal and economic demands. As global economies become more interconnected and technology reshapes the nature of work, education and qualifications must adapt to equip more students with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in a new world. This means moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach and towards systems that prioritise student choice, flexibility, and personalisation.

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.

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