Social impact: how our students are building stronger communities

Nord Anglia Education today announced funding for 11 new student-led social impact projects, taking total investment from the Nord Anglia community investment fund to US$290,000. A key element of Nord Anglia’s education strategy is to help students develop their sense of purpose and global citizenship as they create and lead community impact initiatives.

For the fourth year running, Nord Anglia University receives accreditation from the Learning and Performance Institute

Kathakali Roy, Early Years Coordinator from Oakridge International School Gachibowli, writes with some helpful tips on how you can support your child in making friends, with a focus on when they’re getting started at school in their formative years.

In this article, Chris Petruzzi, NAE Global Performing Arts Lead and Assistant Head of School at North Broward Preparatory School, shares about the importance of creativity - in all its forms – for young learners.

We sat down with Dr Kate Erricker, Nord Anglia Education’s Assistant Director of Curriculum — who has 21 years of educational experience — to discuss some of the best ways parents can identify their children’s individual strengths and help them develop their skills so they can get even more from learning at school.