Celebrating 10 Years of the Nord Anglia Education Global Games

Leaders from San Roberto International School share their perspective on metacognition, the cornerstone of future-ready education.

Professor Lily Kong has been President of Singapore Management University since 2019, making her the first Singaporean to lead the institution and the first woman to head a university in Singapore. She was previously Provost of SMU (2015-2018). Before that, she held various senior management roles at the National University of Singapore. An award-winning academic, she is an interdisciplinary scholar, with academic roots in geography. She joined Nord Anglia’s Education Advisory Board in October2024.

With the challenges facing education in Mexico, San Roberto International School is promoting innovative education by integrating technology in a responsible and purposeful way.

How Nord Anglia develops outstanding teachers

A parent, a book report, and a question about AI in education

Sir Peter Wanless is the former CEO of the UK charity the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC), which he led from 2013 to 2024. The NSPCC, which raises about £125 million a year, employs around 1,500 people across the UK with about 8,000 volunteers. Through Childline, a 24/7 helpline for any child who has a worry or a concern, the NSPCC offers around 200,000 one-to-one counselling sessions a year as well as a host of web-based resources.

Your child asks ChatGPT to help with their homework. Seconds later, the answer appears. It’s confident, detailed, and very convincing. But will your child know whether it’s actually true?

In an increasingly challenging educational environment, there are schools with a distinct, complete, and holistic offering to educate students with strong values.

Nord Anglia Education’s global research with Boston College shows that when children are deliberately taught how to think, they grow into more confident, reflective, and independent learners.

Why Early Years are the most important years in learning