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Children are often curious about how and why things grow and seem to enjoy returning to plants and flowers to observe how they change over time.

“Food is our common ground, a universal experience.”

The beautiful thing about measurement is that it is part of children’s experience of life and relationships from the moment they are born.

We are incredibly proud to have students from more than 50 nationalities around the world and Saturday October 28th we had the opportunity to celebrate as a community, our many nationalities at our International Day.

​​​​​​​A dialogue with blocks

I love watching the children create and explore using materials which would often be discarded as rubbish.

I am so delighted that our two’s programme has opened.

For a fifth year in a row, Nord Anglia Education students topped UK I/GCSE averages. Nord Anglia Education's Be Ambitious philosophy and commitment to academic excellence has helped to propel GCSE results once again.

MIT’s motto is Mens et Manus, or “mind and hand” in Latin. Mark Orrow-Whiting shares his insight on why the “mind and hand” philosophy is integral to our school’s approach to STEAM learning in collaboration with MIT.

Moving abroad can often be a very challenging time for parents and their children. Here is some advice on what to prepare for when embarking on a new chapter of life in an unfamiliar city.

I was so proud of the EY1 children and their teachers. This week the Atelier was transformed into the most amazing gallery exhibiting the EY1 children’s representations of what is beautiful.

The children are aware that changes will happen in the near future and have been discussing leaving EY2 and moving onto Year 1.

"I'm pushing the paint with my straw!"

We love being in the Atelier.

Alec, Year 13, has been awarded one of the world’s most prestigious scholarships, the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship at the University of Toronto.

Today the children were invited to come to school dressed as a character from one of their favorite books.

Students will learn about the Sustainable Development Goals through the World’s Largest Lesson.

An interesting overview by Ms Doyle on Maths in Early Years.

It has been a very busy and productive first round of faculty recruitment for next year.

I have encountered many International Days over my many years of teaching. In every school I have worked in this event has been a hugely special occasion, celebrating the diversity of the school community.