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For International Day of Play 2026, Nord Anglia Education launched Permission to Play, a piece of work exploring how modern life is changing our relationship with play, enjoyment, and wellbeing.

Study finds helping young people reflect on how they learn is associated with improvements in the social, emotional, and thinking skills that equip them for an AI-fuelled future.

Nord Anglia graduates heading to top-ranked universities

Nord Anglia Education’s second school in Malaysia.

In a world full of AI answers, will your child learn how to think?

Introducing Nord Anglia's new learning initiative with Minecraft Education, the classroom-based version of the online game children know and love.

Nord Anglia Education is recognised by International Schools Database with 51 schools ranked amongst the ‘Most Popular International Schools of 2025’.

Record-breaking year for Nord Anglia as six schools included in prestigious index

Professor Rose Luckin is Founder and CEO of Educate Ventures Research and an internationally recognised expert on AI in education. Rose is working with Nord Anglia Education’s schools worldwide to ensure students learn to use AI tools in an age-appropriate and carefully guided way.

Dubai Holding Investments and Nord Anglia Education partner to develop premium schools across Dubai.

Landmark research from Nord Anglia Education reveals how students can develop the skills AI cannot replace.

North West kicks off inaugural Education Insights event series exploring collaborative approaches to better support young people.

Nord Anglia Education has awarded US$249,000 to 24 new student-led initiatives tackling real-world challenges and driving lasting, positive change within their local communities and schools as part of its Social Impact Grants programme.

Ritzy Awards recognise school’s leadership, commitment to personalised learning, academic excellence, and whole-child development.

Leading international schools group Nord Anglia Education today announced findings from their latest research that shows screen-free tools have a positive impact on students wellbeing

Leading international schools group Nord Anglia Education announced today that four of its schools have been shortlisted for the Tes Awards for International Schools 2025, which celebrate excellence and recognise initiatives that make a real difference in teaching, learning, and wellbeing.

Our global collaboration with MIT opens our students’ eyes to STEAM’s endless possibilities for learning. Find out here how our students immersed themselves in the incredible 2025 MIT Student Trip.

Passive or excessive screen use can impact sleep, focus, and mental wellbeing. Rather than eliminating screens, parents should aim to manage usage in ways that supports your child's healthy development.

New insights reveal how a daily activity called ‘Flag Time’ helps children aged 3-6 become more confident, independent, and aware of how they learn best.

Etqan Global Academy in Doha, Qatar, has joined Nord Anglia Education's global family of schools.