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From exceptional academic results, to having the creativity, resilience, and confidence to make their mark on the world, at Nord Anglia we make sure every child leaves our schools with everything they need to succeed in whatever they want to do or be in life.Our students learn using the world's most respected curricula, enabling a life-long love of learning and academic results that open pathways to the world's best universities and careers. Across our 77 schools in 32 countries, our Class of 2022 received offers from nearly all the Top 50 universities in the world, including from every school ranked in the Top 10. Prestigious institutions like MIT, Stanford, Harvard, Oxford, and Cambridge will all be welcoming Nord Anglia students on to their campuses in the fall.We are so proud of the outstanding success each of our nearly 70,000 students across the globe and wish our Class of 2022 all the best as they continue into university and beyond.
As part of our commitment to our students as they approach some key decision-making points in their education journey, we have collaborated with some industry experts who will come into our school and deliver some inspirational and incredibly useful presentations.
Nord Anglia International School Pudong (NAIS Pudong) prides itself on offering a comprehensive Physical Education program and a variety of competitive sports teams to cater to the diverse interests and abilities of its students. The Physical Education (PE) curriculum at our school is designed to promote physical fitness, skill development, teamwork, and a lifelong appreciation for sports and healthy living. From Early Years through to Key Stage 5 (ages 2 to 18), students engage in a wide range of activities that cater to them specifically, regardless of age, gender or ability.
It’s important to start this piece by recognising the complexity of bullying. Blanket definitions are probably unhelpful as the grey area is so undefined. What’s the harm in ‘banter’? When does light-hearted teasing go too far? What counts as deliberate exclusion?