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Students writing cursive

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Writing in Cursive

At BISB, we believe that learning cursive is more than just handwriting — it’s a powerful tool for cognitive growth, literacy development, and self-expression. In a world dominated by screens, discover how cursive writing helps our students build focus, fine motor skills, and confidence, while also connecting them with the past. Read the full blog to learn why we’re keeping this timeless skill alive in the classroom — and how you can support it at home.

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How to Prevent Summer Learning Loss

Worried about your child losing academic ground over the summer? This blog shares simple, practical ways to keep learning fun and engaging—from quick daily routines to free online tools and everyday activities that build math, reading, and writing skills. Discover how just a little structure can help your child return to school confident and ready to succeed.

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We All Belong: The Importance of Belonging in Schools

What does it mean for a child to truly feel like they belong at school? A strong sense of belonging can boost academic success, social-emotional well-being, and overall happiness—but how do we create it? From personalized learning to extracurricular activities and family involvement, discover key ways schools and parents can work together to help children feel seen, valued, and connected. Read more in our latest blog!

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Risky Play In The Early Years

Constantly saying “Be careful!” as your child climbs or runs? Risky play—adventurous activities with a touch of uncertainty—helps kids build confidence, problem-solving skills, and resilience.

Our latest blog explores how to support your child’s natural curiosity while keeping them safe. Learn why giving them space to navigate challenges fosters growth, independence, and joy.

Click to discover how embracing risky play can benefit your child!

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The Benefits of Raising Bilingual Children

The ability to speak multiple languages is an asset in an increasingly global world. As parents, understanding coordinate and compound bilingualism, as well as the many benefits of multilingualism, can help you to support your children's language learning.

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The Power of Play in Childhood Development: A Guide for Parents

Discover the crucial role of play in your child’s development! From building social, emotional, and cognitive skills to fostering creativity and problem-solving, this blog explores the benefits of various play types and offers practical tips for parents to support their child’s growth through playful experiences.

Middle School Student

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Supporting Your Child in the Transition to Middle School

Transitioning to Middle School is a big step for both children and parents. Suddenly, your child is moving from the familiarity of a single teacher and classroom to a world of multiple teachers, lockers, and a more challenging curriculum. It’s natural to feel anxious, but with the right preparation and mindset, this transition can be a positive experience. This blog offers practical tips on staying organized, maintaining open communication, and encouraging independence while keeping boundaries in place. Discover how to support your child through this exciting new chapter and help them thrive in Middle School.

IBDP results 2024

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BISB class of 2024 achieved outstanding IBPD results

BISB IBDP students achieved outstanding results for the 2023-24 academic year!

Unicef Summit

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UNICEF SUMMIT BISB STUDENTS' PERSPECTIVE

Last week, Ariana, Luka, and Pryia, Year 12 (Grade 11) students at the British International School of Boston (BISB), joined over 120 Nord Anglia students from around the world at the annual NAE-UNICEF Student Summit. This year’s summit focused on innovation, with students discussing their efforts to achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and create positive change in their local communities. Read on to hear the students' perspectives on the summit.

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BISB Student Reflects on Tanzania Service Learning Trip

Discover one student's perspective on a life-changing 9-day journey to Tanzania. From thrilling safaris to building classrooms and connecting with the Maasai tribe, this blog reflects on the transformative experiences and deep connections made by BISB students. Read the full blog to experience the magic and impact of this unforgettable service learning trip to Tanzania.

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BISB Students Create Art and Connections at NAE Performing Arts Festival

Explore the Nord Anglia Performing Arts Festival, where 8 British International School of Boston students joined 200+ peers from the Americas. Specializing in musical theater, dance, and more, students collaborated to create a stunning showcase. Beyond performances, they enjoyed workshops, Broadway shows, and made friendships across continents, enriching their experience.

Student Reading

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How parents and educators can nurture global citizens through reading

In this blog post, we explore how literature nurtures global citizenship, emphasizing its impact on young learners. Through literature, children challenge stereotypes, embrace multiculturalism, and develop cultural competence. Join us as we celebrate the power of reading to cultivate global citizens.

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Is Artificial Intelligence the Future of Teaching?

This blog delves into the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and education, covering its impact on teaching, diversity in learning styles, and the importance of ethical guidelines.

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Teaching Kids Emotional Regulation: Where Should Parents Start?

Delving into the world of child emotions, this blog unravels the key role of co-regulation in nurturing self-regulation skills. It explores how adults' guidance shapes children's emotional intelligence, offering insights into managing emotions and fostering resilient, self-assured children.

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Inspiring Leadership Skills through Education

Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: Unveiling BISB's Transformative World Children's Day Initiatives! From fostering global citizenship to kids taking charge in classrooms, uncover the impactful activities reshaping the future at British International School of Boston this UNICEF World Children’s Day.

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The MIT Collaboration: Our students’ perspective

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Great results achieved by our IB Diploma students for the 2022-23-academic year

Great results were achieved by our IB Diploma students for the 2022/23 academic year

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Astro boots inventor Professor Leia Stirling challenges students to create their own wearable technologies

Known for inventing boots for astronauts to walk on Mars, Professor Leia Stirling at MIT’s Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics wants students to explore the world of wearable technology in the Epic Identity challenge and discover how gadgets are used to measure and enhance or help human performance.

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This year's Sustainable Development Goals and the 'Worlds Largest Lesson'

All Nord Anglia students are empowered to make a difference and to positively impact the world. Through our collaboration with UNICEF, students participate in meaningful activities to effect change in their schools and communities at large. To focus these efforts on specific goals, UNICEF annually challenges Nord Anglia students to raise awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals, which are a collection 17 goals set by the United Nations regarding social and economic development issues.

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‘Fear is a universal language’, but it shouldn’t be a language that children all over the world are forced to learn

By Hannah Scott, from the 2018 Global Goals Student Summit in New York City.

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