Interschool Football Tournament Success!

When we think of writing in primary school, most of us picture neat lines of work in an exercise book. While this has its place, research shows that children also benefit greatly from writing in different spaces—on tables, windows, whiteboards, or even the ground outside. These opportunities are not about avoiding books, but about broadening the ways children can engage with writing and learning.

In June, our Metacognition Lead, Ms. Mulenga, travelled to Boston College in the US, to join 26 other Nord Anglia Teachers to discuss and share findings from the global research project on metacognition. 

We sat down with the newly selected Head Students for 2025/26 to find out more about why they put themselves forward for the roles, how they feel about being selected, their plans for the future, and the challenges they may face in their new and important positions. 

As we come to the end of another exciting school year, we would like to take a moment to celebrate the wonderful progress our EAL (English as an Additional Language) students have made.