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Why STEAM in the Early Years?

BISC Lincoln Park Director of STEAM, Libby Hopwood shares the benefits of a STEAM curriculum in early years education and helpful tips for parents to initiate STEAM activities at home.

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Fostering Inclusion in the Classroom

Ali Matthews, Nursery Leader and Head of Early Years shares insights into how BISC-LP teachers incorporate the core concepts of inclusion and diversity in the classroom.

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Cultivating Resilience and Well-being in Children

What skills do students need to thrive in today's world and beyond? Lucy Selles, Year 1 Leader and Teacher shares her thoughts and strategies around nurturing resilience and well-being in children's lives.

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The Importance of teaching History from an early age

Year 2 Leader & Teacher, Emily Wright illustrates the impact that History has had on the present and the important role it has in shaping the future of our students and generations that follow them.

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One of the highlights of student life at British International School of Chicago is International Day, a recurring tradition that brings together the diverse and vibrant international community for a full-day celebration.

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What Does Academic Success Look Like in Primary School?

In our latest blog, Principal John Biggs shares his vision of academic success at BISC Lincoln Park.

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Raising a Respectful and Responsible Child

In our latest teacher blog, Lucy Selles, Year 1 Leader and Teacher shares steps parents can take towards raising a respectful and responsible child.

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The Power of Model UN:

How does Model United Nations (MUN) nurture our young learners into future leaders? Find out more about the benefits of MUN club for our students during their time at BISC-LP and beyond from Year 4 Leader & Teacher, Kerry Ross.

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The Purpose of Education

Across all NAE schools, we embrace the idea that DEIB is a lens, through which we can understand the world and actively contribute to change. Read more about this in our latest blog by Judith Scholes, Director of Inclusion & DEIB.

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Potty Training: Are You Ready for the Challenge?

In our latest teacher blog, Pre-Nursery Directors, Amy Parker and Courtney Slauter share insights to help parents begin the potty-training journey.

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Unlocking Your Child’s Learning Superpower: The Power of Metacognition

Our latest blog from Year 4 Teacher & Curriculum Director Sophia Knight sheds light on the power of metacognition and how parents can support developing this tool at home.

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The value of play

Before we can even use language to communicate it is play that supports young children to build connection and create social links. Learn more about this in our latest teacher's blog by Jennifer Partington, Reception Leader and Teacher.

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Acceptance and Belonging

Director of Inclusion, Judith Scholes shares her thoughts on the topic of acceptance and belonging and how parents can create an environment where their children feel safe, valued, and understood.