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The Language of Dance

We often see the children exploring the language of dance to inspire thinking, learning and discovery.

Blog | earlyyears | Early Years

In our team meeting this week the teachers reflected on and discussed the possibilities afforded by our outdoor space. There seems to be a strong pull towards working outside from the adults and the children.

Blog | earlyyears | Advice and Guidance | Early Years

Festive Sing Along

“We are going to do some singing. All the boys and all the girls are going to sing Jingle Bells, Up on the House Top, We Wish You a Merry Christmas. Ms. Dickson is going to play the piano. All the teachers and mums and dads are going to sing and the big sisters and big brothers are going to sing with us.”

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Footprints in the Snow

I have had the pleasure of watching as the children have recently enjoyed engaging in several sensory explorations, such as blowing bubbles, exploring lights and accessing a variety of different textured materials.

Blog | AdviceandGuidance | Advice and Guidance

Let the games begin!

Students from Nord Anglia Education schools around The Americas have landed in sunny Florida at Windermere Preparatory School to launch a week of sports, friendship and school spirit. Learn how students are going for the gold in a week of sports competitions.

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A Growing Fascination

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.

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The pleasure of food

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

Blog | earlyyears | Early Years

The Language of Measurement

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

Blog | SchoolNews | School News

International Day 2017

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.

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Mathematics and Architecture

A dialogue with blocks

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Found Materials and Loose Parts

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

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Trust

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

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Blog | AdviceandGuidance | Advice and Guidance

Nord Anglia Education students' I/GCSE scores exceed UK averages

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.

Blog | AdviceandGuidance | Advice and Guidance

The significance of “mind and hand” philosophy

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.

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Top 7 tips to prepare your child for the move abroad

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.

Blog | earlyyears | Early Years

“Wow! Look it’s our art gallery! Isn’t it Beautiful!”

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.