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Last Friday we had an exciting performance from the smallest members of our school, the Pre-Nursery, Nursery and Reception children took to the stage for their Christmas Production. The children have been working hard to learn their lines for the past few weeks and their hard work has paid off. They sang seven different songs telling the story of a sleepy shepherd who was going to Bethlehem to see the birth of Jesus. The rest of our Primary School were an excellent audience and they even joined in with the encore, clapping along in time to the music. The children now have the challenge of doing it again on Monday morning to show their parents! Well done to all the children who were in the Christmas Production today.

On Saturday 1st of December, BCB held the annual Christmas Fayre.

Playing competitive sports can teach students many positive social behaviours and life skills, but above all they realise that true competition is about working on themselves

A great opportunity for your child practice and learn English during the holiday.

Congratulations to all of the students and staff for the secondary performing arts showcase last night (5th December).

Educators are leaving traditional practices behind in favour of a tailored, more personalised approach for each student that gives them greater control over their own learning.

It seems like our students are having lots of fun on their first days at Global Games in Windermere - Orlando.

Imbued with a taste for adventure, our Year 11 International Award Silver participants embarked on a grueling expedition on the historically significant Trilha do Ouro through the wilds of Serra da Bocaina National Park.

At Nord Anglia Education, there’s always something new and exciting happening across our global network of schools. This is especially true thanks to Global Campus, which allows our more than 53,000 students to connect virtually. Read more about ongoing Global Campus initiatives that our students are involved with in this academic year so far, including World Children’s Day on 20 November.

On Saturday 10th November, 8 students from BCB’s secondary choir participated in an inter-schools choir festival at Graded American School, Sao Paulo.

At the end of October, on what could have been a leisurely early summer weekend, our intrepid International Award group set out on expedition over the Mantiqueira Mountains from Horto Florestal National Park over the mountains to Monteverde.

David Wall says the consumption of tailored information through mobile devices has created a widening gap between how our students learn about the world and how they actually experience it.

We are proud to announce that Nord Anglia Education will allocate $US100million over the next 10 years to establish a charitable foundation and a global campaign centre aimed at empowering students to create impactful, sustainable solutions for change.

It’s game on at our America schools as students get ready to compete in this year’s Global Games

Marcos DeBrito, a successful terror book writer and author of cinema horror movies came into class to speak to Yr4 CF children about being an author, scriptwriter, and director of cinema.

A Special Halloween Robotics ECA! Who can program their zombie to retrieve the candy?

Nord Anglia students around the world will celebrate World Children's Day on 20 November 2018 to raise their voices to address some of the most pressing questions facing the planet.

Nord Anglia Education (NAE) schools inspire confident, creative global citizens who have a thirst for knowledge and a vision to change the world for the better. We also believe that students with a global worldview will have competitive advantages in our increasingly interconnected world. Our education offer provides unique learning opportunities to enable our students to become truly globally-minded and globally-active citizens.

In modern society, as with any societal change in history, creativity and invention is ubiquitous. As a global society our students are not expected to work in passive, rote, unconnected environments. In the unknown dynamic, interconnected, creative world of tomorrow companies are often looking for creative skills, capacity, and personal agency within their employees.

If you want your child to excel academically, socially and personally, can studying the performing arts be a key to success? Laura Rea, Music Teacher and Southeast Asia Regional Lead for the Juilliard-Nord Anglia Performing Arts Programme at the British International School, Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) says studying the performing arts can help students gain key skills and qualities to prepare them for their future.