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The start of a school year is usually a hopeful time. New teachers, new routines, new friends. But for some children, those first weeks don’t feel exciting at all. They come home quiet, anxious, or simply say, “I don’t like school.”

We know that children learn best when they feel safe, happy, and supported. We also understand the importance of providing state-of-the-art settings that inspire and challenge our learners.

Our students have big ambitions. And whether it’s earning a place at Oxford, embarking on a career in chemical engineering, or pursuing a passion for the visual arts, our role, at NAIS Dublin, is to help them get exactly where they want to go.

As we look ahead to the 2025 academic year, we’re thrilled to share our ambitious plans to enhance our campus and enrich the learning experience for every student.

When it comes to finding the right school, there are countless data sources to explore. You can pore over the school’s test scores and university destinations, websites, and social media in search of signs that this could be the place.  But some soul-searching is also needed into your own aspirations. What is it, precisely, that you want for your child, beyond vague aims of them being “happy and successful”? It’s a daunting question, and requires reflection around your ideas about learning, community and perhaps even the nature of a meaningful life.

At Nord Anglia Education schools, we encourage our students not only to learn foreign languages but to think, feel, and experience the world through them. Many of our schools around the world, from the United States to Switzerland and from Vietnam to China, offer a world-class bilingual education. Bilingualism—the ability to communicate fluently in two languages—helps children learn and grow. At our schools, we understand being bilingual helps students truly excel because it boosts their thinking skills, improves decision-making, and enhances communication. Plus, it helps them appreciate other cultures on a deeper level. Read on for a closer look at all the benefits of bilingualism.

Rose Winter, Head of Early Years Learning and a nursery school teacher (ages 2.5 - 4) at the British International School Bratislava, is often asked by parents “what did my child learn today?” Her reaction? “Where do I start?” When they arrive in the morning and say goodbye to their caregivers, they are learning to manage their emotions (emotional regulation).

Stress is an inevitable – and perfectly natural – part of a student’s learning journey. Alongside life-changing experiences, fun, and good times, every one of our talented, hard-working young people will also, at some point, feel under pressure.   Whether it’s balancing IB Diploma coursework with co-curricular activities, coping with the demands of exams, or managing their own or others’ expectations, student life can be stressful. We recognise these challenges at NAIS Dublin and are committed to helping our community manage student stress.

Motivation matters. We know that driven students are much more likely to fulfil their potential. They’re also happier, more confident, and engaged in every aspect of their education.   So, what is it that motivates a child to learn? And how do our outstanding teachers inspire each student to be their best, every day?   In this article, we discuss the importance of motivation in education, and how we bring out the best in each learner. We also share some of our motivation tips for students.

Congratulations to our outstanding Class of 2024 for their remarkable dedication and achievements.

At NAIS Dublin, our students’ happiness and wellbeing are our top priority. And a big part of ensuring our children are engaged, motivated, and successful is building their self-confidence.  So, how do we do this? In this article, we talk about our approach to building children’s self-esteem and confidence in the classroom – and beyond.

At Nord Anglia International School Dublin, wellbeing means doing good and feeling good. We work hard to make sure our entire community feels a sense of wellbeing – including our parents and staff!  

In a world that’s more interconnected than ever, an international education can be a significant advantage for your child. Here’s why the International Baccalaureate Diploma at Nord Anglia International School Dublin stands out.

Choosing the right school for the IBDP can significantly impact your child's education and future career. Here’s how Nord Anglia International School Dublin offers a unique approach to the IB Diploma.

Are you exploring the best educational path for your child that not only challenges them academically but also prepares them for a successful global future? The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) at Nord Anglia International School Dublin might just be the perfect choice.

INSIGHTS digital publication offers a refreshingly honest view on the future of education.

Aibhlin O’Leary, Child’s Rights Schools Coordinator from UNICEF, who awarded us The Gold Award, which we have been working on over the past few years.

Play is the natural way children learn and make sense of the world around them. At Nord Anglia International School Dublin, we embrace play-based learning in our Early Years Program to foster a love for learning from a young age.

Every child is unique, and at Nord Anglia International School Dublin, we believe their early education should be too. Our Early Years Program is designed to provide a distinctive and enriching learning experience, setting us apart from other institutions in Dublin.

Discover how the Early Years Program at Nord Anglia Dublin nurtures your child's holistic development, creating a solid foundation for lifelong learning.