Part 1: Follow BISB Junior, Oscar, as he starts his journey on the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Learn more about the IBDP course of study, his student journey at BISB, and the aspirations of a Junior.
Applying to universities in the U.S. has changed over the years. What used to be a competition of measurable grades and test scores is now an evaluation of transferable skills. Find out what American universities are seeking and what your child can do to stand out.
In June, Nord Anglia Education students attended a side event at the United Nations Oceans Conference to discuss the role of youth in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Students ages 10-24 focused on Goal #14 to improve the health of marine life and the ocean.
Our students and staff departed Tanzania on Monday evening, after two weeks of service learning. Read the latest update on their work with a Maasai village.
Our students and staff in Tanzania are now in the remote Maasai village, Ngare Sero. Read more about the work they will do there over the next several days.
Mrs. Williams shares her thoughts on motivation related to the Tanzania trip: the students' motivations, Nord Anglia Education's motivations, the local residents' motivations and her own motivations.
A group of BISB students is traveling to Tanzania in March to help develop a sustainable farming site, and is looking for support from the local community. Can you help?
Students and staff at the British International School of Boston last week celebrate the success of high school students in last spring's IGCSE exams. Read on to learn more.
Nord Anglia Education's first ever Global Orchestra is in full swing, with students and teachers coming together from around the world to create music together. Read on to learn more about the program from a student journalist.
When five BISB students headed to Tanzania in February to work on a sustainable farming project, they had no idea how much they would inspire the local community there.
A British International School of Boston student was named the first place winner of the national Math Kangaroo competition last month. Two other students earned spots in the top 20 nationally. Read more.