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Read about the importance of topic-based learning at Nord Anglia International School Manila and the benefits it has for Primary school students.

This guide takes a deep dive into the importance of learning history at school, plus a few tips for studying it effectively.

Learning to read means many different things to different people. Certainly, when I was at school we learnt by ‘rote’. Thankfully over the years, things have developed significantly and our teachers at NAIS Manila are highly trained in this area.

Read Nord Anglia International School Manila's guide to living in Manila, which covers everything from travel and safety to top attractions to visit.

Wellbeing and global citizenship activities remain student favourites, according to Nord Anglia’s latest EdTech analysis

Confidence is a key skill for success and at Nord Anglia, it’s also key to the education we provide.

Creating friendships is vital for children's social development as they begin their education journey.

Nord Anglia school Dover Court Singapore's Primary team shares their top tips for a great school start.

Nord Anglia Education announced that Hamelin-Laie International School in Barcelona, Spain has joined its family of premium international schools.

Personalised learning provides opportunities for students to learn more about themselves as learners.

Our student journalists reports on the five-day Nord Anglia Education + UNICEF Student Summit 2022.

The importance and various benefits of creativity, in all its forms, for young learners.

NAIS Manila hosted the 2022 Southeast Asia Virtual STEAM Festival with 78 students from 11 NAE schools participating.

Top tips for parents to help their children prepare for their exam results.

Premium international schools organisation Nord Anglia Education released its latest EdTech analysis today

NAIS Manila students recently participated in the nationwide Art of Hope Project organised by Twinkl Resources.

EdTech analysis shows courses focused on developing creativity have soared in popularity among Nord Anglia students.

Maths hasn’t changed – but this approach starts with the principle that everyone can be ‘good at Maths’

It would be too obvious to theme this month’s blog from me around Christmas alone. Instead, I am going to use it only slightly as a context for my focus: the value of puzzles and games for learning.

After 631 days of online learning, our school opens and students will start their hybrid learning journey.